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Connecting the SoSHR+SHR Featured

November 2, 2020

How to Connect the SoSHR and the SHR

The Sierra High Route and the Southern Sierra High Route are two incredible routes through California's Sierra Nevada that are each remarkable on their own. However, it is possible to connect these two routes into a single and most epic journey through the Sierra. Here's how to do it. The

Sierra High Route,  Southern Sierra High Route How To,  Sierra Nevada

Nepal-Immigration-Featured

June 15, 2018

How To Get Through Nepal Immigration, Quickly and Easily

Imagine you're playing a game where you need to name adjectives describing the immigration process for arriving in Nepal. You go first. Your answer? Efficient. Guess what? You lose. If you're flying into Nepal, you will be arriving at Tribhuvan International Airport, KTM, in Kathmandu (at

Nepal How To,  Immigration

Lightning Strike Part 4 Featured

August 4, 2015

How To Survive A Thunderstorm: What To Do (Part 4 of 4)

So there's good news and bad news, which do you want first? Bad news? Alright. The bad news is (and I've mentioned this many times before), that there is no safe place outdoors during a thunderstorm. You cannot do anything to guarantee your safety, only things to marginally improve your

Trails Backcountry Skills,  Hiker Problems,  How To,  Lightning,  Survival,  Thunderstorms,  Weather

Lightning Strike Part 3 Featured

July 29, 2015

How To Survive A Thunderstorm: The Myths (Part 3 of 4)

I've already discussed the basics of thunderstorms and how to predict them, but now we'll discuss something important: the most common myths and misconceptions surrounding lightning. Unfortunately, searching the internets for information on how to correctly behave during a thunderstorm can lead

Trails Backcountry Skills,  Hiker Problems,  How To,  Lightning,  Survival,  Thunderstorms,  Weather

Thunderstorm Part 2 Featured

July 21, 2015

How To Survive A Thunderstorm: Prediction (Part 2 of 4)

One of the best ways to protect yourself from lightning strikes is to avoid being in a compromising position in the first place. I know this doesn't help if you're in the backcountry when you're caught in a storm, but since there is no safe place outdoors during a thunderstorm (and since there's

Trails Backcountry Skills,  Hiker Problems,  How To,  Lightning,  Survival,  Thunderstorms,  Weather

Lightning Strike Part 1 Featured

July 15, 2015

How To Survive A Thunderstorm: The Basics (Part 1 of 4)

Forget about bears and the boogieman, the only real thing to fear in the wild is nature's fury. Said fury can manifest itself in many ways: volcanic eruptions, flash floods, landslides, avalanches, earthquakes, wildfires, tornadoes, hurricanes, tsunamis, limnic eruptions, blizzards, and the topic

Trails Backcountry Skills,  Hiker Problems,  How To,  Lightning,  Survival,  Thunderstorms,  Weather

Rocket Hour Fire Island Sign

May 25, 2015

Fire Island Rocket Fuel Recipe Guide

Memorial Day weekend has come once again, and with it, hoards of booze-hungry partygoers will be hitting the beaches of Fire Island for another summer of wasted salaries, dead end relationships, and of course rocket fuel. I'm familiar with all those other things, but what is a rocket fuel? If

Fire Island Alcohol,  Drinks,  How To,  Recipe

Moist Sierra Hitchhiking

July 21, 2014

Hitchhiking On The Pacific Crest Trail

Hitchhiking. A once great and trusted means of transportation, it has now been turned taboo by way of arbitrary laws and paranoid, exaggerated, horror stories. What sad times we find ourselves living in. On the Pacific Crest Trail, hikers have few options when it comes to resupplying their

Pacific Crest Trail Hitchhiking,  How To,  PCT Life,  Strangers

Japanese Photo Booth Inside

February 22, 2014

How To Operate A Japanese Photo Booth: Joining The Purinto Kurabu

"Is there going to be a countdown? How do I know when its going to*FLASH*...oh crap. Okay I missed that one but the next on*FLASH*. The hell? This thing is quick! Okay now I'm ready. Okay you looking? Let me see*FLASH*. AH! I wasn't looking! No, no it's not done yet. No, look! *FLASH* Were you

Japan How To,  Japanese Culture

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