Your Source for Backpacking Recipes and Backpacking Food Tips - Features simple, but gourmet recipes, most of which can just be done in a ziplock freezer bag with no pots or pans! Plus, tons of tips on preparing food, different types of backpacking food items, and more.
-Blog meant not for specific area, but I’m from Utah
-Began September 2008
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After injury forced an early retreat from my attempt at a Japan thru-hike, I returned to Australia and started this blog as consolation: a way to describe the highs and lows of my adventures over the years. Although not 100% about the outdoors, there’ll be enough reminiscence about the Appalachian and Long Trails, plus my other solo adventures in the wilds of America, Japan and Australia, to keep outdoor enthusiasts happy. My goal is to go beyond the mundane facts and figures and keep things as wry, literate and entertaining as I can manage.
Blogging Area: Japan, North America, Australia
Blogging Since: May 2008
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Personal blog on bushwalking (hiking), cycling and geocaching in Western Australia
Blogging From: Australia: Western Australia
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Static webpages been up since around 2002. Moving to a blog format in 2008.
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Ian 'Mountaingoat' Fraser and Chris 'Ashioto' Lynch are walking the length of Japan, beginning in early April this year and covering all four of the main islands. Ian is walking from Japan's most-easterly to its most-westerly point; Chris from the most-southerly to the most-northerly point. As Japan is oriented in a narrow, angled line, the journeys are almost identical except for the beginnings and ends, and we will meet and pass somewhere in the middle. To ensure that both walkers cover a similar distance, and to provide two viewpoints of the same areas, we have chosen 20 'waypoints' through which me both must pass. These range from mountain summits to restaurants, shrines, hot springs etc. The journey will cover well over 2,000 miles and take up to five months. We will be stealth-camping for most of the walk.
Blogging Area: Although Australian, we have been based in Tokyo since September last year.
Blogging Since: We've had it up since early last year and are still blogging regularly, outlining our preparations, training hikes, gear, general observations re Japan etc.
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Best hikes, treks and tramps in the world.
Blogging From: Calgary, Alberta, Canada(site is global
Blogging Since: Dec 2005
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Area: Victoria, Australia, also covers some parts of the UK (I was born in Sheffield, England) Blogging since: 1 August 2007
I've been a keen bushwalker for 20 years, this site will cover bushwalking and rambling in Australia and the UK
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talking about outdoor adventure
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We are a couple who love hiking in the Australian bush, especially Tasmania. In this blog we are attempting to share our experiences so that anyone else who undertakes these walks might get some practical information about them or just to have a bit of fun reading our stories
Blogging From: Australia, Victoria, Tasmania
Blogging Since: March 06
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