I did the Iditasport: riding a bike 150 miles through the wilds of Alaska is no walk in the park

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A cyclist born in Hawaii recounts why she decided to compete in the Alaskan bike race, and how she trained for it in Colorado. The bike race and other races such as running, snowshoeing, skiing, and a triathlon, are all offshoots of the more famous dogsled race with the same name.

Innovations, Competitions, Cycling, Iditarod Trail Race (Sled dog race)

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Riding above the clouds: mountain biking in Peru's ethereal Andes is heady stuff, and that's not just because of oxygen debt

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A woman recounts a mountain biking trip she took in Peru with a group led by Southwind Adventures. The bikers started out in Cuzco and traveled along dirt roads to Machu Picchu. She enjoyed the spectacular scenery and the friendly people. Travel tips for bike tours are given.

Description and travel, Peru, Bicycle touring

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Eating out: dining in the wilds at its delicious, nutritious best

Article Abstract:

A woman hiking with a 30-pound pack can use up 4,500 calories daily, so proper nutrition is important. A healthy calorie balance should be maintained. Tips for choosing and preparing nutritious food are presented.

Health aspects, Cooking, Grains, Outdoor cookery, Outdoor cooking, Backpacking, Cookery (Cereals)

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