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How To Walk – The Sherpa Step – Introduction to Hiking – Hiking Information
Many years ago, I attended another wilderness skills course at the University of Calgary Outdoor Centre. As well as excellent academic programs, the Calgary Outdoor Centre offers year round programs of education and activity in a wide variety of year round sports which … Continue reading →
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