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Communication technology options: A vendor neutral view

Posted onNovember 18, 2019November 19, 2019AuthorPaul Mags4 Comments

An overlook at various options for communication technology in the backcountry for personal use, emergency, commercial, or search and rescue applications. Read More …

CategoriesGear, Getting StartedTagscommunication, connectivity, electronics, wilderness first aid

Signs of the times

Posted onApril 12, 2018April 12, 2018AuthorPaul MagsLeave a comment

Two signs of our current state of connectivity. Read More …

CategoriesMusingsTagsconnectivity, electronics, Wildness

NPS Campground privatization and other changes

Posted onSeptember 6, 2017July 19, 2019AuthorPaul Mags8 Comments

In the near future, most NPS campground will be privatized. And connected. Some thoughts on an ongoing trend. Read More …

CategoriesMusingsTagsconnectivity, electronics, National Parks, Wildness

The Culture of Connectivity Continues

Posted onJune 8, 2017January 8, 2021AuthorPaul Mags9 Comments

Thoughts on how our connectivity culture is increasing. And its impact upon the wild spaces. Read More …

CategoriesMusingsTagsconnectivity, favorite, Wildness

Backcountry mobile device etiquette

Posted onJanuary 14, 2015January 3, 2021AuthorPaul Mags4 Comments

Thoughts on possible etiquette for mobile devices in the backcountry. Read More …

CategoriesMusingsTagsbackcountry, connectivity, electronics, favorite, mobile devices, Wilderness Ethics, Wildness

Wilderness Ethics – Preserving the Spirit of Wildness

Posted onNovember 5, 2014November 4, 2021AuthorPaul MagsLeave a comment

Looking at a minor classic in wilderness writing that may be more pertinent now than when it was written. Read More …

CategoriesBooks and Media, MusingsTagsbooks, connectivity, Guy Waterman, Laura Waterman, Wilderness Ethics, Wildness

The Growing Culture of Connectivity

Posted onOctober 10, 2010October 5, 2017AuthorPaul Mags4 Comments

We are becoming and increasingly connected culture. And it is expected. Read More …

CategoriesMusingsTagsbackpacking, cell phone outdoors, connectivity, Wildness

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@ramblinghemlock uses her gear and clothing for a @ramblinghemlock uses her gear and clothing for a long time. Alas, it all wears out. Joan's replacing some long-time gear and clothing, including her 2011 Melly fleeces. .. She went with the Utah-based @squakmountainco grid fleece hoodie as an active-use replacement. So far, she likes it and has shared her thoughts. I included my .05 worth as well. .. 🧥 LINK IN PROFILE ⛺
Into the canyon ... Another backpacking trip into Into the canyon ... Another backpacking trip into the canyon bottom. I don't think we'll ever tire of the early winter light where the images seem prominent, the alcoves with structures always feel warm, and the canyon views seem that much crisper. And a hot drink post-trip, sipping it on the tailgate, and taking in the last views of the canyon below, always seem welcoming. ... #hiking #backpacking #camping #utah #pictographs #petroglyphs
Sunblesa H11 review .... For those who like the c Sunblesa H11 review .... For those who like the classic 2017 Nitecore Nu25, this headlamp's similar, with a few additional features. And, unlike the newer NU25s, still has that great two-button feature for light selection. ... I found that rather than something new, I found a refinement to the classic NU25 that’s slightly lighter with some features that make the Sunblesa H11 a viable alternative. Especially if Nitecore phases out the 2017 model. ... **🎒 Review via link in profile 🔦 ** #hiking #backpacking #camping
The November Light ... Of all the months on the Co The November Light ... Of all the months on the Colorado Plateau, I think @ramblinghemlock and I enjoy November more than any other. The light of early winter seems to reflect so well on the canyon walls and seems less harsh than in earlier months. Fewer people mean we often have the canyons to ourselves. And the early nights lend themselves more to "seeing what we see" within a smaller area, ... We had our first below-freezing night backpacking for the season. But our cold weather gear, and a little rum and cider, made for a comfortable night's rest. ... No matter how many times we poke around these canyons, we always seem to see more sights new to us. All in canyons that always seem that much more stunning with each trip we take into them. ... #hiking #backpacking #camping #utah #pictographs #petroglyphs
The winter season ... It's that time of the year w The winter season ... It's that time of the year when @ramblinghemlock and I transition to winter camping and backpacking. We sack out in the truck during or before a trip, swap in warmer bags, and pack our thicker puffies and pads. .. More importantly, we transition to the canyon country that rewards wandering and savoring what's around the next bend or on the rims. It's not a time for thru-hiker style distances but meanderings to and fro around the Colorado Plateau. And the winter light seems to make the area that much more memorable. .. #hiking #camping #Utah #ColoradoPlateau
Never mind the time change. It's Colorado Plateau Never mind the time change. It's Colorado Plateau truck camping season. .. The muddy and icy ground means it's easier to sack out on the slick rock even before a backpacking trip. The winter sleeping bags help a smidge, too! 📷 #3 co Joan .. #hiking #utah #tacoma #camping
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