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Why Do We Need Wilderness? A New Way of Valuing Untouched Land - 0 views
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In interesting post exploring what is wilderness, how we protect it and why it needs to be protected into the future
Tips to protect your data on the road : Vagablogging : Rolf Potts Vagabonding Blog - 0 views
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Some useful tips to protect your computer from hacking and other attacks whilst travel.
A Different Kind of Protection | Love Life Leisure - 0 views
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RVers and travelers need to be smarter about protecting their not so private parts to exposure to the Sun.
Kimberley area gets indigenous protection - Australian Geographic - 0 views
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A new reserve managed by traditional owners will one day protect 26,000 sq. km of Kimberley wilderness.
paint protection @ ExplorOz Forum - 0 views
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vehicle paint protection
12-Volt Air Compressor Comparison - Equipment Tests - Overlander 4WD Magazine - Austral... - 0 views
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Made in Australia. Hard case provides great protection. 50 percent claimed duty cycle - 30-minutes on / 30-minutes off. 105 pound pressure cut off switch, which also allows unit to be left on when air line is removed from tyre. 40 amp inline fuse. ON/Off switch in case. Lid is designed to switch compressor off when closed - great safety feature. High quality heat resistant air line is easy to unravel. Large diameter sintered bronze air cleaner rated for fine bull dust is unique. Very fast to inflate tyres given the small physical build. One of the few compressors that is not a 'copy' of another unit. Test ended at 95psi due to pressure cut of switch activating.
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ARB SIDEWINDER Twin cylinder with plastic heat shields over heads and body, soft carry bag, claimed max 150psi, large air filter is built in and well protected from damage, switch box with circuit breaker (eliminates fuse), deflation chuck, sand tray, handle folds down for storage. Shroud on motor prevented us measuring max temperatures.
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Overlander air compressor comparison
Why do we hike? | Trailspace.com - 0 views
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The Pacific Crest Trail Association protects, preserves and promotes the Pacific Crest Trail. Recently, two researchers interviewed 56 hikers about their motivations for hiking the PCT. The results are very interesting.
Australia's World Heritage sites - Australian Geographic - 0 views
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In 1981 Australia had three World Heritage sites. From Uluru to Shark Bay, we now have 18 stunning protected sites.
Great Ocean Road makes national heritage list - Australian Geographic - 0 views
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Victoria's iconic Great Ocean Road has been given additional protection from development.
Mountain UltraLight: Barefoot Hiking - Torture or Bliss? - 0 views
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Read this post and you'll see why I would not ever hike barefoot. There just isn't enough protection for our feet.
A thousand and one (camping) sites in Norway - 0 views
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Norway can offer more than a thousand camping sites all around the country. One is the BÃ¥thamn Camping Tafjord. This camping site is situated close to a fjord protected by the Unesco world heritage list for its natural beauty.