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Part of the appeal of climbing at Joshua Tree National Park is its vastness.
There are many excellent, and often busy, roadside climbs, but there are also remote
areas such as The Galapagos and Queen Mountain that see far less...
Trail runners, do you suffer the embarrassment of continually being passed on hills?
Legs aren't what they used to be? You need the new Hill Climbing Helper®.
The Hill Climbing Helper's portability is the key! The Hill Climbing...
Some outstanding evening runs this week. Did a FiveFingers run
out at Ahmanson on Tuesday, and as sometimes happens this time of year, didn't make
it back before dark. Was up on Lasky Mesa in the fading light, with endorphins at
full flow. In a...
A high contrast study of the twists and turns of the disintegrating bole of a lodgepole
pine on the slopes of Charlton Peak.
From the 26 mile San
Gorgonio High Line trail run a couple of weeks ago.
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Like flies on the sky, contrails are visually annoying, but do they also affect climate?
For a discussion of the possible effects of these artificial clouds, see NOVA's Dimming
the Sun: The Contrail Effect by Peter Tyson.
From...
