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Maps, Tracks, and Getting Lost – Asking for Directions

By Lorelle VanFossen | Published August 13, 1997

Traveling on the road full-time, asking directions becomes part and parcel of everyday life. While living in Spain, I found the word “there” had a lot of different meanings. This added to the general confusion associated with asking for directions. The word “there” translates into Spanish as alla and va par alla and the list […]

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Is Living on the Road Full-time Right for You?

By Lorelle VanFossen | Published July 22, 1997

Is full-time life on the road right for you? What kind of person can live on the road full-time and call it home? What does it take to go it alone (or with others) on the road? Full-time life on the road is hard work. It is uncertainty. It is fear. When you take your […]

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Personal Safety in the Outdoors

By Lorelle VanFossen | Published March 17, 1997

“Enjoying nature, physical exercise, or getting away from urban stress – whatever your interest and ability, the mountains offer something for everyone. As with anything you do, there is a certain amount of risk involved…” Hiking Safety and the 10 Essentials, The Mountaineers Nature photographers are not immune to the risks found in nature. If […]

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