Posted by admin on August 26th, 2008 — Posted in Internet Recreation Resources
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Posted by admin on May 16th, 2008 — Posted in Gambling Wheel, Internet Recreation Resources, Wagering
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Posted by admin on April 7th, 2008 — Posted in Internet Recreation Resources
My Andes mountains adventure started with a graveyard.
All the monuments near the first refuge weren’t for climbers without skill. This graveyard is testament to the unpredictability of high places. Chimborazo is very high. It randomly drops large rocks or pieces of glacier on you, and has weather that changes by the minute. Hiking to the second refuge, we could hear the rocks and pieces of ice falling somewhere above.
“El Refugio Edward Whymper” is a simple, unheated, hut at 16,000 feet. It’s named after the English climber who first made it to the summit of the mountain. It isn’t completely unheated. When somebody feels like carrying wood up to 5000 meters, the fireplace might raise the temperature 3 degrees.
We drank “mate de coca” a tea made of coca leaves, which are also used to make another product - one that is taken up the nose. That seemed to help. We went hiking for a short while, which was the sum total of my acclimatization. Paco cooked something, and after eating I slept for at least an hour before starting the ascent at eleven that night.
Mount Chimborazo
Mount Chimborazo is in Ecuador, about 100 miles south of the Equator. At it’s peak, it is the furthest point from the center of our planet. Earth bulges at the equator, making Mount Chimborazo even further out there than Everest. It’s the closest point to the sun on the planet, and yet still the coldest place in Ecuador.
Paco, my guide, woke me up at ten that evening. He frowned when he saw my sleeping bag, which packed up smaller than a football, and weighed a pound. My frameless 13-ounce backpack didn’t seem to impress him either. In any case, although it was below freezing in the hut, just as he said it would be, I had stayed warm - as I said I would.
Paco didn’t speak a word of English, and I was just learning Spanish. Since our whole group consisted of him and me, we had some communication problems. I thought, for example, that the “night” (a few hours) in the hut was included in the $130 fee. He thought I was a mountain climber.
Actually, I had practiced once with crampons and an ice axe on a sledding hill near my house. I climbed forty feet while people walked by with their sleds, warning their kids to stay away from me.
I think Paco was telling me he didn’t like the papery rainsuit I was using as a shell. He frowned at my homemade one-ounce ski mask. When he saw my insulating vest, a feathery piece of poly batting with a hole cut in it for my head, I just pretended not to understand what he was saying.
I hadn’t planned to climb Chimborazo with such lightweight gear, but I had come to Ecuador on a courier flight, and could bring only carry-on luggage. I had only 12 pounds in the pack to begin with, so by the time I put on all my clothes that night, the weight on my back was irrelevant. The weight of my body, however, wasn’t. Paco had to coax me up that mountain.
Glaciers Near The Equator
The glaciers start near the hut. Hiking soon became mountaineering. I put on crampons for the second time in my life. During one of my many breaks (”Demasiado” - too many, which I pretended not to understand when Paco explained in Spanish), I noticed that the thermometer I carried had bottomed out at 5 degrees fahrenheit. I wasn’t cold, but I was exhausted at times - the times when I moved. When I sat still I felt like I could run right up that mountain.
We struggled (okay, I struggled) up the ice, hiking, climbing, jumping over crevasses, until I quit at 20,000 feet. I had also quit at 19,000 feet, and at 18,000 feet. Quitting had become my routine. Lying had become Paco’s, so he told me straight-faced that the summit was just fifty feet higher. Maybe I wanted to believe him, or maybe the lack of oxygen had scrambled my brain. In any case, I started up the ice again.
We stumbled onto the summit at dawn. Or rather, I stumbled. Paco, who seemed somewhat frail down at the refuge, was in his element at 20,600 feet. Dirtbag Joe, a nineteen-year-old kid from California with ten dollars in his pocket, borrowed equipment, and my Ramen noodles in his stomach, was waiting with a smile.
The sky was a stunning blue color that you never see at lower elevations. Cotapaxi, a classic snow-covered volcano to the north, was clearly visible 70 or 80 miles away. Chimborazo’s shadow fell across forty miles of land to the west. I had never seen anything like it.
Handshakes all around, and it was time to get off the mountain. I was told you don’t want to be on Mount Chimborazo when she wakes up. She wakes up at nine a.m.
Paco was looking at his watch, and telling me to hurry. He got further and further ahead. Was he going to abandon me? When I caught up to him at the hut at nine a.m., I heard the rocks begin to fall out of the ice above as the sun warmed it. Now I understood. We really needed to get down to the refuge by nine. A thousand feet lower a photograph that mercifully doesn’t show my shaking knees ended my Andes mountains adventure.
Steve Gillman hit the road at sixteen, and traveled the U.S. and Mexico alone at 17. Now 40, he travels with his wife Ana, whom he met in Ecuador. For more on Travel in Ecuador, plus cheap travel tips and information, visit: http://www.EverythingAboutTravel.com
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Posted by admin on April 6th, 2008 — Posted in Internet Recreation Resources
You can go on a little adventure on every inch of Maui. You adventure can be in the air, on land, on water, and under the sea. Although lounging on the beach and soaking up the sun while listening to the crashing of the waves on the white sand may seem like the perfect way to enjoy your Maui vacation, make sure that you get around a bit, as there is a lot to do and see. Traveling families will find that there are activities catering to every member of the family.
Land Adventures
The volcanic hills are very popular. You can explore the crater on your own and enjoy beautiful sunsets here. You should also visit the wildlife sanctuary and bathe in the waterfalls. You can also go hiking. There are pre-arranged eco tours that take you through the lush forests and a 6-hour excursion costs roughly $115 per person.
A visit to the 1500-year-old Kahakuloa village is a must if you want a real taste of Hawaiian culture and their way of life. There are guided tours that take you through the farms whilst telling you stories and legends of the valley. You can also visit the old leper colony at Molokai. You can get a taste of Hawaiian tradition and culture here but it is open only for those above 16.
Air Adventures
You can enjoy a bird’s eye view of the island by taking a helicopter ride. Watch out for the Wall of Tears in the West Maui Mountains. On the trip you will get spectacular views of canyons, waterfalls and rainforests. While on the helicopter you will also get a brief introduction to the land’s flora, fauna, history and culture. You ride could take from 30 to 100 minutes and costs between $125 and $280.
Water Adventures
You can take lessons in scuba, surfing, windsurfing, sailing and other water sports. You can also go snorkeling and explore the shallow waters on your own.
Underwater Adventures
You can take a submarine ride to see rare tropical fish that dwell 100 feet below the surface of water. An adult ticket aboard the submarine costs $80 and you pay $40 for children under 12.
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Posted by admin on April 4th, 2008 — Posted in Internet Recreation Resources
Inverters are nice to have at times when you are dry camping and/or when you don’t have access to 120-volts AC. Batteries produce power in Direct Current (DC) that run at low voltages. Power companies and AC generators produce sine wave Alternating Current (AC), which is used to operate 120-volt appliances and electronic equipment. An inverter takes 12-volt DC power from your RV batteries and electronically changes it to 120-volt AC. Some RVers use an inverter just to watch TV or for their personal computer.
Other RVers use an inverter to operate microwaves, coffee pots or other larger appliances. When you purchase an inverter the inverter’s output capacity must be capable of operating the loads that will be placed on it. Inverters have two different capacity ratings. Continuous output rating and surge capacity rating. Continuous output is the maximum wattage the inverter can output for a long time period. Surge capacity is the maximum wattage the inverter can output during initial start up. All appliances require more power when they start, compared to what they use when they are running.
They can use as much as two or three times the amount to start then what they use to run, so the starting power required for any appliance that you plan to use with the inverter must be within the surge capacity rating. There are modified sign wave inverters and true sine wave inverters. A true sine wave inverter is more expensive, but they are capable of producing power as good as the Power Company and all appliances and electronic equipment will run as they are intended to. Keep in mind you are drawing the power from your RV batteries and any power used has to be put back in through some type of effective charging system.
Happy Camping!
Mark
Copyright 2006 by Mark J. Polk, owner of RV Education 101
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