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Category Archives: Avalanche
Avalanche – Introduction to Hiking – Hiking Information
I manage avalanche risk by avoiding or substantially reducing exposure to it. Every year many people lose their lives to avalanches. As I write on this day, a snowmobiler and a skier have lost their lives in avalanches in the past … Continue reading →
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