You might think you don’t need another stuff sack, but that’s because you haven’t tried the Gobi Gear SegSac. This light and compact little sack has four internal compartments to keep whatever you put in it exactly how you packed it. I used the SegSac this winter on ski trips to keep my ski socks, […]
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It’s that time again. Time to start your indoor seedlings and get your green thumb ready for spring. Whether you’re planting your first garden, growing vegetables in pots on your porch or investing in a community garden, here’s some advice to get your starters started. Take Notes Keeping a garden log or journal may
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As the snow begins to fade and cabin fever sets in, my gaze shifts from the mountains to my garden. Here are a few tips for what to do – and what not to worry about. As a general rule, greens (spinach, lettuce, chard, kale, cilantro) and root crops (carrots, beets, parsnips) should be sown
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As I approach my fourth decade of skiing, a few truths about the art of sliding on snow come to mind. First, there is no such thing as a bad day of skiing – every day on snow is what you make it. I can still remember having a blast racing giant slalom in a
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As an experienced female skier, I’m sad to report that although it is the year 2016, the women’s ski selection is still very much indicative of a male-dominated industry. True, companies will put out a model or two for women, but most skis are designed to appeal to men. If I hear “Don’t worry, it
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In the January issue, Out There Monthly announced a new program, the Team OTM Challenge, which encourages our readers to complete at least one participating race each month from May through October. We’re working with race directors of more than 30 events (and counting) in 2016 to provide a diverse selection of runs, rides, triathlons
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Start the spring running and walking season off right and help fight hunger in Spokane with the 5K Hunger Run April 2. The run or walk, which follows a beautiful course along the Spokane River starting at Mirabeau Meadows in Spokane Valley, is a great way to train for Bloomsday while supporting an important cause.
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What might the recovery of grizzly bears mean for those of us who live, work, and play in the wild landscapes of the Northeast Washington and North Idaho? Biologist, photographer and author David Moskowitz will share photos and stories from his work and travels across landscapes where grizzly bears roam at a free presentation on
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Buying a season pass from your favorite local mountain at the end of each season is a money-saving spring ritual that long-time skiers and riders never miss year after year. Why? Buying early means saving up to $100 on fall pass sale prices. Several resorts also offer free skiing for the rest of this season
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