Garmin
Hunting
Hunters – be prepared this Roar.
The Roar has just started, and already we have a hunter being pulled out of the bush.
Safety
Getting it right – night nav in a little boat!
I recently spent the weekend up in the Coromandel - actually, amazingly, renting out the same bach that I spent many, many weekends at...
Equipment
Summer Clothing Kit
I will happily admit that I like nice things. Additionally, I prefer quality of quantity (and variety) - I would prefer to have one, well made, well thought out item that nails everything I need to do, rather than multiple items that are all very good, but have one niggly weakness here and there.
Equipment
GPS options for trail running and, well, anyone.
Table Of ContentsTwo is one and one is none.My existing systemThings I don't use anymoreSpeed solutionsOne IssueWhat I would doDo I have to buy...
Defender
Raglan via the back roads!
It was time to head away on another mini-adventure. While not necessarily looking for narly trails, I did want to at least get off tar-seal. So, after a bit of research online, I decided on a trip down to Raglan via Port Waikato.
Hunting
Hunters – be prepared this Roar.
The Roar has just started, and already we have a hunter being pulled out of the bush.
Safety
Getting it right – night nav in a little boat!
I recently spent the weekend up in the Coromandel - actually, amazingly, renting out the same bach that I spent many, many weekends at...
Equipment
Summer Clothing Kit
I will happily admit that I like nice things. Additionally, I prefer quality of quantity (and variety) - I would prefer to have one, well made, well thought out item that nails everything I need to do, rather than multiple items that are all very good, but have one niggly weakness here and there.
Equipment
GPS options for trail running and, well, anyone.
Table Of ContentsTwo is one and one is none.My existing systemThings I don't use anymoreSpeed solutionsOne IssueWhat I would doDo I have to buy...
Defender
Raglan via the back roads!
It was time to head away on another mini-adventure. While not necessarily looking for narly trails, I did want to at least get off tar-seal. So, after a bit of research online, I decided on a trip down to Raglan via Port Waikato.
