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Explore Lewis and Clark Historical Sites on the Pacific Coast

The Columbia River, which widens before emptying into the Pacific Ocean, serves as the border between Oregon and Washington at the coast. The Lewis and Clark Expedition established Fort Clatsop, their winter quarters, near present-day Astoria, Oregon. During that winter, Corps members explored places on both sides of the river, traveling as far south as Seaside and as far north as Long Beach.

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Understanding Lie Angle in Golf Clubs: Importance and Impact

The “lie angle” of any golf club is the angle formed between the center of the shaft and the sole, or ground line, of the club when the club is soled in its proper playing position (as at address). Picture the club properly soled on flat ground, with a straight line extending back from the heel of the club along the ground. Now imagine measuring the angle from that line up to the shaft. That’s the lie angle.

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Best Countries for First-Time Backpackers: A Guide

For many, their first experience of backpacking represents a significant journey into the unknown. Therefore, making an informed decision about the backpacking destination is crucial. Numerous countries offer the perfect blend of adventure, attractions, and safety, ensuring a rewarding experience without placing novice explorers in potentially hazardous situations. These destinations are also known for their welcoming nature toward backpackers and possess adequate infrastructure to facilitate self-sufficient exploration.

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Ultimate Guide on Proper Kayak Paddle Grip

Learning how to hold a kayak paddle is one of the first and most important steps to mastering the art of kayaking. Kayaking offers a fantastic way to immerse yourself in nature and enjoy the great outdoors, all while embarking on a truly exhilarating experience. A common error for beginners is to hold the paddle incorrectly, such as upside down or backward. This guide will provide clear steps to help you understand how to properly grasp and hold a kayak paddle.

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Essential Packing List for a Short Hike

There’s nothing quite like getting a mile or two into the wilderness, then realizing you left something crucial behind, like your water bottle, your cell phone, or your jacket. Therefore, avoid a calamity by making a packing list. This practice is beneficial before every hike, but it’s especially important on your first few trips, when you might not be sure what you’ll need during the hike. You’ll want to always take along some essentials, no matter how long or short, popular or deserted the trail is.

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Mastering Wakeboard Jumps: A Complete Guide

You’ve been wakeboarding for a little while and you feel very comfortable riding and turning the board; however, the true thrill of this sport is jumping. It may seem straightforward: ride up to the wake and jump hard off the top. Nevertheless, mastering the jump requires understanding some key techniques. To get airborne efficiently, it is essential to learn about the progressive edge.

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Top 10 Safety Tips for Rock Climbing Adventures

Climbing is inherently dangerous, necessitating that climbers take precautions against gravity and falls. Redundancy is key; always back up every crucial piece of gear with another and utilize multiple anchors at a belay and rappel station. Your safety depends on it. Novice climbers are particularly susceptible to accidents; therefore, practice sound judgment, respect climbing dangers, and ensure you climb within your capabilities. Consider finding a knowledgeable mentor or enrolling in lessons with an experienced guide to learn safe climbing techniques. Remember, most climbing accidents are due to climber error. Utilize the following 10 tips to ensure your rock climbing experiences remain safe and enjoyable.

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5 Common Mistakes to Avoid When Storing Your Plastic Kayak

Almost nobody really gives any thought to storing their plastic kayak when they set out to purchase one. That not-so-little detail usually gets left to happenstance after the fact. While that might be okay when we first buy the boat, over time it can lead to significant problems. No one wants their kayak in their living room, and simply placing it in a garage isn’t the best policy either.

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Disney World in August: Weather Insights, Packing Tips, and Must-See Attractions

August is one of the hottest months to visit Disney World. Fortunately, Disney provides various options to cool off, including resort pools and the popular water parks, Typhoon Lagoon and Blizzard Beach. This time of year also attracts many foreign tourists, particularly Europeans who traditionally vacation in August. This makes it an excellent opportunity for older children to enhance their language skills before returning to school.

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