Posts Tagged ‘walking’
To Walk or Drive – is it a question?
Whether it is better to walk or drive in the bush – what is the difference
OUR PLACE – THE SUPER PREDATOR
There is something different about walking in the wilderness. In a vehicle you are an observer. On foot you are a participant. You assume the role that your ancestors played for more than a hundred thousand years. You become the super predator, the only bipedal mammal walking the earth. You are the only animal capable [...]
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Which Wilderness Wetland is this?
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2 February 2012
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So Why are Wetlands so Important?
31 January 2012
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