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NMMA and NICB Partner to Develop New Boat Identification Database

The National Marine Manufacturers Association (NMMA) and the National Insurance Crime Bureau (NICB) have initiated the first national database of vessel information.  Similar to vehicle identification numbers, this new collection of boat manufacturing data can be used to assist in boat identification, helping to deter…

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Appalachian Trail Celebrates 75th Anniversary

One of the three longest and best known trails in the United States marks its 75th anniversary August 14 and although the trail is here to stay, its path is constantly changing. The trail that stands between Georgia and Maine today is essentially the same…

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Auburn Quarry Climbing Ban Nearly Lifted

Climbing Resource Advocates for Greater Sacramento (CRAGS) and the Access Fund are excited to announce the successful negotiation of an agreement with California’s Auburn State Recreation Area to lift a 9-year ban on rock climbing at the Cave Valley Climbing Area (the “Auburn Quarry”). Although…

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Review: Cold Steel Kukri Machete

Recently I had the opportunity to spend some time testing out the Cold Steel Kukri Machete. If you are not familiar with the brand Cold Steel, then you owe it to yourself to go on YouTube and check out their awesome product videos. Here is a video…

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Torqeedo Powers First All Solar-powered Trip on Lake Powell

Recognized as an innovative leader in electric propulsion, Torqeedo continues to open up new opportunities for adventure. The company was recently part of the first all solar-powered trip across Lake Powell. A catacraft powered by a Torqeedo Cruise 2.0T Tiller motor crossed the lake, a…

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