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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

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At the last minute, I had an excellent opportunity At the last minute, I had an excellent opportunity to join on a trip along the Colorado River from Moab (Potash boat ramp) to the Bullfrog Marina on Lake Powell. .. The highlights included going through the rapids of Cataract Canyon. Red rocks, quiet camps, and great weather made for an unexpected and delightful time seeing the canyons I know from a different view. ... #coloradoriver #cataractcanyon #moab #utah #moabutah #canyonlandsnationalpark #camping #rafting
A weekend backpacking in the Boulder Mountain area A weekend backpacking in the Boulder Mountain area outside of Capitol Reef NP. Few people, obscure trail, and pie after at the Giffird House! #hiking #backpacking #camping #utah
@ramblinghemlock had relatives in town over the ho @ramblinghemlock had relatives in town over the holiday. After our backpacking trip we met up with them for dinner and took them for a sunset stroll at Arches. #hiking #utah #moab #moabutah #archesnationalpark
The Enshittification of Gaia GPS u/numbershikes, The Enshittification of Gaia GPS u/numbershikes, curator of OpenLongTrails.org, passed along some troubling info about Gaia becoming not only more a social media app, but a rather skeevy way of default sharing of information for any new tracks, waypoints, etc. The TL;DR is that Gaia is now potentially sharing new tracks and GPX waypoints unless you mark it as private. And based on their past behavior, I don’t trust them for legacy tracks. 🗺️ LINK IN PROFILE 🗺️
@ramblinghemlock and I camped with our good friend @ramblinghemlock and I camped with our good friends @hollywoulddream and @danielgarey at Fish Lake, the home of Pando, and where the Old Spanish Trail traveled. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pando_(tree)
More San Juan fun during August, "The Sunday of Su More San Juan fun during August, "The Sunday of Summer." ... We did our customary camp the night before and then went backpacking. We followed an old mining trail currently used for the Hardrock 100 and then looped back to the CT. .. A touch of fall up high, with the ground cover starting to show yellow and red and the wildflowers fading. ... #hiking #backpacking #camping #colorado #ColoradoTrail #sanjuanmountains
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