Make it Suck Less: Black Diamond Distance Z Trekking Poles, $70If you've never used trekking poles, you'll find them awkward at first.
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One fun thing to do in Gokarna is beach trekking.
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Asian Trekking CEO Dawa Steven treated us to a lunch.
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So when I became older, I became a trekking guide.
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The rising water had washed away our trekking path, too.
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During Hayden's tenure, trekking to Capitol Hill rarely ended happily.
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They met on a college trekking trip to the Himalayas.
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Suddenly, I felt every drop of my trekking confidence evaporate.
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But other members of the caravan were still trekking north.
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The two had been on a trekking and hiking holiday.
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We went on foot, trekking the three blocks to the set.
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So for now, Baker is only for experts at backcountry trekking.
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Trekking along one path, I watched climbers and a kayak competition.
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So much for the ardor, or stamina, that ambitious trekking demands.
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That was me and my French trekking guide, Jean-Yves Tollu.
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The owner of her trekking company came up with an alternative.
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A few dozen more trekking companies are thought to be involved.
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Rishikesh offers river-rafting, mountain trekking, zip lines and paintball tournaments.
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Andrew Murray has spent thousands of hours trekking the world's topmost trails.
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The father and son spent a month trekking across Mexico from Guatemala.
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After trekking for so long, she called an Uber to get home.
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Trekking across the flat, largely empty plains of Midwestern America is exhausting.
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No more trekking through the entire mall looking for the perfect wallet.
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Ride, acceleration, handling: The 500x/Trekking gets acceptable marks in all categories.
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They started trekking camps and talent shows, which have become very popular.
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For these, Fjällräven extremely durable Abisko Lite Trekking Trouser is the answer.
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Both Chaullay and Huacahuasi are home to recently built luxury trekking lodges.
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Have a GPS, compass, trekking poles, a personal locator beacon and water.
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Years earlier he'd traveled to Nepal for a trekking trip without incident.
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Mustang is a popular hiking area on the Mount Annapurna trekking circuit.
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Google Maps won't help you much if you're trekking across Greenland's icy terrain.
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She started taking clients on trekking and river-crossing expeditions around the Himalayas.
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A few dozen trekking companies are thought to be central to the fraud.
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Other farming villages along the trekking routes remain seemingly unaffected by the tourists.
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When I was feeling strong again, we went trekking in the Atlas Mountains.
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Trekking poles aren't just for backpacking trips; they're great for day hikes, too.
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The family fled, trekking six days along paths already worn by earlier exoduses.
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Another family member, Tiffany Langford, confirmed Miller's account about Devin's trekking for help.
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The family fled, trekking six days along paths already worn by earlier exoduses.
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Ms. Misra suggests the grippy and easily adjustable Montem Ultra Strong trekking poles.
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After a long weekend of interviews and trekking, the pair were able to relax.
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I tried Sherpa's only brand, Khumbu Kolsch, at the restaurant at Asian Trekking, Ltd.
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Instead of Sancho Panza, Steven Wescott has Miles the goat as his trekking buddy.
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While trekking through the lush Guatemalan jungle years ago, local environmentalists encountered a problem.
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The Trekking, with advanced safety options, has everything you want and need — except speed.
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It's really important to bear in mind that trekking permits are only good once.
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We took a local bus to Kande, where we were planning to start trekking.
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For days before taking to the water, they had been trekking through the woods.
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He was concerned, too, about trekking through the hilly terrain in ice and slush.
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Trekking season in the Himalayas produces tales of physical endurance and heartbreak every year.
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But Trump's allies and Republican strategists see a purpose beyond fundraising for trekking west.
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Alice I appreciate you trekking out here with me and trying this format out.
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I'll be doing lots of trekking and biking to get me into top shape.
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An eleven-night trip trekking and rafting through Uttarakhand starts at $1,400 per person.
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The season is ideal for hiking and trekking through the region's stunning mountain landscape.
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I've always been big on the outdoors, I do a lot of trekking, I hunt.
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But that hasn't dampened the enthusiasm of the stream of Tebow fans trekking to Binghamton.
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In 2016, he sent his executives trekking through the desert to demonstrate his company's determination.
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The park offers a plethora of trekking routes, from the simplest to the most complicated.
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Families escaping northeast are trekking 10 and up to 20 hours to reach mustering points.
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But days of trekking through jungle on the way to Bangladesh had broken his body.
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Get it wrong and the same athletes will feel like they are trekking through mud.
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Later that afternoon, she led a hike as a volunteer for a local trekking group.
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Most trekking operators in Nepal are upstanding and see client safety as a key concern.
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We were trekking through the woods in an area that is off limits to visitors.
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For highway trekking, the quiet, comfortable and composed Cross Country lives up to its name.
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After trekking up the stairs, I truly feel like I've earned the meal, so I splurge.
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But after fording fast rivers, trekking through forest and braving mountain roads, the journalist found him.
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The Prana Briann pant does it all, from trekking to around the house to daily use.
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Grab a shovel and your winter trekking gear, we're organizing a posse to save Martha Stewart.
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He'd often take his son trekking through the nearby hills and rafting down the Little River.
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February 3, 2016 Explore the history of the Zika virus by trekking into a Ugandan forest.
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But even while the glacier is cracking, its large size makes it safe for daily trekking.
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Other gear I already had included a backpack, tent, sleeping bag, portable battery and trekking poles.
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Gone are the days of rebel soldiers strapping heroin to mules and trekking through mountain jungles.
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Mr. Assaf earned fame by winning "Arab Idol" in 2013 after trekking to auditions in Egypt.
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Trekking from my office to the clinic and back again gives me 30 minutes of exercise.
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Expensive SUVs now whisk affluent visitors along dirt roads once limited to donkeys and trekking pilgrims.
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Trekking to the rain forest's edge, the researchers looked for palm cockatoos in hollow eucalyptus trees.
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Sometimes the researchers will wake up after trekking long distances and wish for a day off.
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More than 200 men and women managed to escape, trekking through the night, another witness said.
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If you're serious about hiking, Mr. Rosen suggests taking along a pair of good trekking poles.
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Before, villagers would have to resort to trekking down dirt paths to reach any sort of civilization.
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It is also home to a Musk Deer Sanctuary and has many trekking trails and skiing ranges.
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The Shenzhen automaker is trekking across the globe and shipping fleets to the U.K., Chile and Egypt.
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It attracts tourists who are interested in trekking, horseback riding, or simply sailing on the Taal Lake.
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A few Remotes trekking up to the top of Fansipan, the highest peak in the Indochina region.
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Officials have said several additional large groups of migrants are moving through Mexico -- largely trekking on foot.
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Judge Hufstedler was as comfortable in the cabinet as in the classroom, or trekking in the Himalayas.
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One night this spring she escaped, trekking for hours to her sister's house in a nearby village.
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Trekking watches are designed to let users go mountaineering in the deepest, darkest wildernesses of New Jersey.
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In fact, those conditions led to our worst day of trekking—and our worst gear-related malfunction.
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Interesting enough to keep her trekking out into art history's "wilderness" and reporting back about her finds.
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ME TIME After trekking through Manhattan for so many hours, I need just 15 minutes to myself.
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Rory Stewart, the international development secretary, confessed to smoking opium at a wedding while trekking through Asia.
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The migrants -- largely from Honduras -- are part of a new caravan that's been trekking north for days.
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At the end of spring training, he expressed frustration that the team was trekking from Sarasota, Fla.
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Instead of trekking to the Arc de Triomphe, take in all of its splendor from a rooftop.
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An increasing number of people are taking up snow hiking: wintertime trekking using snowshoes or special boots.
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He kept saying he didn't feel well—but he seemed fine when he was trekking up mountains?
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I am working from home today because I don't feel like trekking back across town to the office.
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Speaking of trekking through campus, if theirs is big enough, a bike can be a fun, practical gift.
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If you're trekking through wet or rocky terrain or climbing steep hills, you'll need a good hiking boot.
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From there, they made their way to Kenya, trekking on foot for days until they reached their destination.
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The couple smiled throughout, flexing their muscles at archery and trekking to the spiritual Buddhist Tiger's Nest monastery.
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Originally designed for trekking, they filled the void last year as the summer alternative to the dad sneaker.
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Ladakh's economy, traditionally dependent on farming, has benefited from tourists visiting ancient monasteries and trekking up mountain peaks.
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All the trekking meant using my ankle-high hiking boots, which went through mud, dirt, jungle, and forest.
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The cast has been trekking around a couple of the Scandinavian countries ending last week's episode in Denmark.
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But a seemingly simple quest sends the protagonist trekking across the entire facility, caught between conflicting ideological agendas.
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"The Senaru trekking route on Mount Rijani is now clear," Mount Rijani National Park said in a Tweet.
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Sure, your go-to commuting shoe is great on days that trekking to work feels like a nightmare.
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Anti-slip silicone patches on the palms give extra grip if your outdoor fitness routine includes trekking poles.
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"During the selection process, we were trekking together in the Rocky Mountains," Dr. Heinicke said in an email.
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This is where you can find the post where you're asked for trekking permits and your TIMS card.
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That meant trekking through the heaving crowds at Shangri-La, Glastonbury's mud-caked wonderland of late-night entertainment.
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The group then set off, trekking along dirt paths through farmland and scrambling up a hillside through jungle.
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Those arriving in Greece are often kept in detention to prevent them trekking north towards wealthier EU states.
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There's no excuse that applies to trekking to the gym if it's a few yards from your bed.
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This kind of opportunity is not available in Huallhuaray or other towns that are not on trekking routes.
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She has traveled to the far reaches of China, often trekking up mountains to capture the emperors' remains.
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The same goes for trekking in the highlands, where whiteouts can be a grave threat, even in summer.
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The many adventures to be had outside of the lodge include sledding, helicopter tours, skiing, mountaineering, glacier trekking ...
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I'm childless, still trekking the path to self-realization, and always the first one on the dance floor.
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I'm childless, still trekking the path to self-realization, and always the first one on the dance floor.
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Ms. Bayer recommended that hikers use trekking poles to help with balance, and that they dress in layers.
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And yet, trekking through the borderlands is still a complex, dangerous, and, in some instances, surprisingly inventive enterprise.
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You're right up north, you're not eating anything, you're trekking across landscapes and running from things all the time.
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Members of the House and Senate intelligence committees, meanwhile, have been trekking to CIA headquarters to review raw intelligence.
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Its site and the formidable logistics behind it are an alternative to queues and trekking from shop to shop.
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They also compiled data from others endurance events, like marathons, the Tour de France, swimming, arctic trekking and pregnancy.
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The trekking business consumes the ground floor; Maya sleeps upstairs in the room that once belonged to Jwalant's sister.
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After trekking through the showrooms, it's time to take a break and re-group at Ikea's in-store restaurant.
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Last week, the planet Mercury put on a show for astronomers by trekking across the Sun for 7.5 hours.
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McVay ended up trekking to the hospital to ensure that there were no injuries beyond just a black eye.
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Trekking may have been her only option to reach this Riviera view; the historic village is car-free. PORTOFINO
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The Maradonians come from miles away, trekking through plains and herds of cattle to celebrate the mass of D10S.
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In Bomdila, he founded a travel agency which organizes trekking expeditions in Northeast India and Bhutan, called Himalayan Holidays.
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There are three trim levels for the 2500 223x — base Pop, popularly equipped Trekking, and the fully loaded Lounge.
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If you're an avid hiker, however, the endless battery, GPS, and trekking features make it a truly valuable asset.
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Ranchers will say they saw people with backpacks trekking across their property last week, last night, early this morning.
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That said, it's important to be prepared — here are some of my top tips for going trekking in Nepal.
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We were trekking in the sun and it was just one set of slopes to another set of steps.
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Unspoiled Bhutan is ideal for the adventurous luxury traveler — the country is made for trekking, according to Original Travel.
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It is only reachable by trekking along tough paths and carefully climbing down slippery rocks – sometimes using a rope.
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Some villagers in Mafomoti are considering trekking the 100 km to the South African border to look for food.
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Thousands of migrants fleeing violence and poverty in Central American have been trekking north through Mexico in recent days.
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This quota is one of the reasons that more tourists are trekking along alternate routes like Salkantay and Lares.
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This month Airbnb launched Animal Experiences, a subcategory of experiences, from honeybee therapy to llama-trekking to elephant-spotting.
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Now the ratio is reversed, according to Arnette and Phil Crompton, from the U.S.-based Altitude Junkies trekking company.
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Sheep hunts can take hunters into places few humans have gone, and can include weeks of trekking and stalking.
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Book full-day or multiple-day trekking and camping excursions at caves operated by Oxalis Adventure and Jungle Boss.
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Snow hiking can be done anywhere there is snow, but some destinations have marked trails specifically for winter trekking.
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Most trekking companies operate in Nepal, as climbing in Tibet has become more expensive and more controlled in recent years.
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It's designed for trekking (aka, touring) after all, with some shops like REI pitching it as a daily office commuter.
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While trekking through the alien forest to the location, however, they run into Ezra (Pascal) and his partner (Luke Pitzrick).
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Evidently, the group had decided it was worth trekking from Québec City to Montréal in order to make a scene.
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Parenting is tough, but trekking off to a store with your kids in tow anytime you need to buy something?
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If only you were able to start your car and warm it up before trekking out into the wintery unknown.
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Trekking in flip-flops and broken sneakers After a week traveling with the caravan, CNN witnessed little, if any, organization.
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Between presenting at award shows, trekking through the great outdoors, and starting a pop career, she's always on the go.
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My big piece of new gear is a set of trekking poles (get them, especially if you have knee problems).
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Trekkers look for alternate routes in Trekking teams are still searching above ground for alternate entrances to the cave system.
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That was a smart strategy for someone trekking nearly 10,500 feet high, slogging through the Alps between Austria and Italy.
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That alone is pretty nifty, but Mr. Ciolfi ties everything together neatly by trekking us through the ANDES at 69A.
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Some tour operators emphasize the opportunity to witness traditional ways of life as a key part of the trekking itinerary.
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However, trekking has still had an impact in these towns because so many residents can find work on the trails.
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And he spends hours trekking across Astoria, sometimes covering up to 21 miles a day, as tracked by his Fitbit.
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When we're on a rock, they're jingling a bear bell and I'm using two trekking poles to feel my way.
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Those who have spent recent months trekking in Antarctica may be engrossed in Schiff's rerun; most of us are not.
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It was almost as if he became famous for trekking the Oregon Trail before he ever made it to Oregon.
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When I was sixteen years old, I spent three weeks out of the summer trekking across much of northern Spain.
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But trust us, it's worth the stop for that happy hour drink you need after trekking this fine city of ours.
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TUMBES, Peru (Reuters) - Mothers dragged their children across three countries, trekking around border checkpoints and crossing rivers in waist-high water.
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Living at altitudes as high as 63,000 feet has helped them adapt to low-oxygen environments—crucial for trekking on Everest.
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However, our motley crew ended up trekking from one of the city's first integrated neighborhoods to one of the city's whitest.
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But no one in their right mind can lug around a full-sized bottle of perfume while trekking on the subway.
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He made a point of walking (or "trekking," as Nigerians say) to locations to show he did not put on airs.
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They talk about trekking through the night in South Sudan and flying over the Pacific Ocean to photograph a total eclipse.
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It shows buffaloes trekking through water in the afternoon, and was taken to showcase the "pure environment" where the photographer lives.
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When I asked around about trekking companies in Sucre, travelers and locals alike pointed me in the same direction: Condor Trekkers.
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We had been trekking the Kumano Kodo, an ancient Buddhist pilgrimage route across central Japan's Wakayama Prefecture, and we were exhausted.
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But for anyone hell-bent on trekking to upstate New York to celebrate Woodstock's 50th anniversary, there's still one sure bet.
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It's for braving the cold of the Pacific, trekking through herds of tule elk and slurping barbecued oysters on Tomales Bay.
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"We're trekking through Milan, it's 1 in the morning, we can't get a taxi, and we don't speak Italian," she said.
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Other families trekking down the road towards buses sent to take civilians to camps used similar carts to transport elderly relatives.
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Since 2008, Ang Tshering's travel agency, Asian Trekking Pvt Ltd, has dedicated 20 percent of its profits to annual clean-ups.
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Holding political office in Florida increasingly requires trekking to Puerto Rico, the former home of a growing number of Florida residents.
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For anyone who knows D.C. geography, you know that food sources near the Mall are limited so we start trekking downtown.
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Today, many migrants pay smugglers as much as $5,000 to head north without papers, trekking for days through the Sonoran Desert.
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Politicians and business leaders from all over the world are trekking to this city to see if the trend is real.
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Unaccompanied minors have been trekking to the United States in steadily increasing numbers since 2012, according to the nonpartisan Migration Policy Institute.
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From gallivanting across sandy beaches to trekking through the city in open-toed sandals, our feet have been put through the wringer.
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At the live auction, I bought a two-week trekking trip to Nepal, and my wife Ellen happily agreed to join me.
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The ViewRanger GPS app for trekking provides route information, navigation guidance, altitude graphs, location data and the distance to the next waypoint.
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Do you have a driving need to charge your phone while trekking across the city in a hunt of the last Eevee?
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This often leaves me trekking up trails in very unwise footwear and/or realizing too late that I've simply brought no pants.
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Trekking behind overgrown grass and a high metal fence, Hurley found four rundown row houses that were built between 1860 and 1930.
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The 2350x/Trekking will get you where you want and need to go, but it will do it at a civilized pace.
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In addition to being hunted for their body parts, Asian elephants are also used for commerce: in logging operations and trekking camps.
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Poignant vignettes and interviews are swamped by long shots of the Mediterranean and of migrants trekking into the forests of northern Greece.
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He ostensibly works as a trekking guide, but also helps the Indian army in covert operations and rescues people from catastrophic landslides.
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Trekking vast distances, they move with their homes - tents made of thatched grass - and their livestock, in soaring temperatures across inhospitable terrain.
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This is what it was like trekking through the Himalayas in Nepal and what I wish I'd known before I set off.
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Trekking 20 minutes to the next closest Popeyes, I reached the final destination with a line that also filed out the door.
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During a trip to Florence, Italy, I spent nearly three hours trekking to a remote town that's famous in the "Twilight" franchise.
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And that's why Morgan Tingley, then an ecology graduate student at the university, found himself trekking through the Sierra for four summers.
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As part of that effort, the president has capitalized this month on the thousands of Central American migrants trekking north through Mexico.
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Simply, there is much more good to find in trekking through the past than haphazardly ignoring the makeup of your ancestral motherhood.
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In 2018, even with the deficit rising again, it seems Republicans aren't interested in trekking out on their own on entitlement reform.
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Fernández Ochoa had ventured out into the hilly area to do some "trekking" — something her family says she did quite often, Hola!
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But even those who have no pressing commitments have grown weary of trekking to the Capitol as Congress grinds to a close.
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Judging by the legions of backpacks, hostels and prominent Wi-Fi signs, it sits firmly astride the trekking circuit of Latin America.
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At one time, the trekking trails were used to connect remote mountain villages like Huallhuaray with larger towns on the valley floors.
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They invited Mr. Diallo to stay with them, assisting him with warm-ups and trekking to the stadium to cheer him on.
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Trump's threat was sparked by the advance of a caravan of Central American migrants trekking through Mexico, headed toward the United States.
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In Nepal the highlight was trekking into the mountains and seeing the sunrise over Annapurna, and New Zealand is just stunningly beautiful.
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Tenji Sherpa, Mr. Steck's trekking partner, was at Everest Base Camp when the accident happened, because he had frostbite on his hand.
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Uganda limits the number of gorilla-trekking permits for its famed Bwindi forest, and makes sure the proceeds help protect the animals.
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When I arrived at a media showcase after trekking from casino to casino for meetings, I was hot, sweaty, and worn down.
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So far, the Trump administration's immigration policies haven't deterred Central American families from trekking north — and they've faced trouble in U.S. courts.
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The area of Friday's disaster lies along the popular Annapurna trekking route, about 150 km (90 miles) northwest of the capital Kathmandu.
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This exquisite, deceptively quiet novel opens with a 12-year-old Iranian girl and her donkey, trekking down a desolate desert road.
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Mr. Abe pointed his trekking pole into the forest as we started on the trail, which was crowded with families and children.
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The group had been trekking in the forest for a few hours, about 25 miles from the nearest city, Mambasa, he added.
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Bobby explains that when people are doing things like "trekking around Iceland," that's when they feel the most sexy, interesting, and fun.
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They're undead, they're eccentric, and they are far more interested in settling their roommate disputes and trekking to Manhattan for a night out.
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According to Fox News, 39-year-old Kaushik Vijayan captured several shots of the spectacular creature while trekking through the forests of India.
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If you're going to dress up as Khaleesi, you've got choices — from her silky Grecian gowns to her sexy leather desert-trekking gear.
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The two had become disorientated in heavy snow that covered up markers on their 32-km (20-mile) trekking trail in late July.
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The company offers hiking in the remote Wakhan Corridor in the northeast, horse trekking and even heli-skiing in the rugged Afghan mountains.
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When trekking across the globe, lugging around four-and-a-half pounds worth of guide books is an utter pain in the arse.
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Thousands of Central Americans have been trekking toward the U.S. in recent weeks as they flee violence and poverty in their home countries.
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Like the others, he was overcome by altitude sickness as he was descending the mountain, a trekking company official told the news agency.
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Instead of trekking to I.S.S. to make their case, now, for every shareholder vote, companies have to seek out the big mutual funds.
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Pitchers and nearby beverage tubs also make it easier to enjoy your guests' company rather than trekking back and forth for everyone's drinks.
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Our long, daily slogs of four to nine hours of trekking are peppered with stops at teahouses to refuel with drinks and food.
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Not because trekking is a spiritual pilgrimage, but because of the last scene, where the Journeyman die just short of the mountain summit.
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More than 100 more women have registered for trekking licenses since the court's decision, with some already on the way to the peak.
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In other parts of Peru, even on trekking routes, the children will more or less ignore foreign visitors unless they are spoken to.
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The duo filmed Silberstein touring Torres del Paine in Chile in a trekking wheelchair, covering about 30 miles of terrain in five days.
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Earlier this month, Branson shared his resolution for 2018: I'll be doing lots of trekking and biking to get me into top shape.
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That is becoming an embarrassment for the Nepalese government, which is facing increasing criticism over how it issues permits and regulates trekking companies.
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A synthetic leather palm resists abrasion and provides an excellent grip, ideal for holding trekking poles, an axe, a shovel, and so on.
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It should be possible to revive the Exodus template, to see Americans as a single people trekking through a landscape of broken institutions.
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Singita Kwitonda Lodge; from $21,2200 per person per night (including meals and laundry service, but not the $1,500 gorilla trekking permit); Ruhengeri, Rwanda.
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I stopped trekking up to the Brant Foundation in Greenwich because the program there didn't reflect the art I wanted to engage with.
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Without serious reform, a crisis is imminent, said Dawa Steven Sherpa, the managing director of Asian Trekking, one of Nepal's oldest climbing companies.
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Chau's Instagram shows him as an adventure traveler — hiking and kayaking through the Pacific Northwest, trekking in South Africa, and diving in the Andamans.
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In order to get cellular service, people like Schiavone have been trekking to higher ground—in his case, the top of a nearby fort.
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That's a good idea, as it's getting harder to justify trekking to Detroit in January for a show that so many automakers won't attend.
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I've dealt with plenty of adventurous situations in my life, from devouring live octopus in Korea to trekking through the Sahara on a camel.
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Designed for trekking, the Tesoro Neo X Speed is not the best commuter bike you can buy, nor is it the best mountain bike.
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An army of grieving mothers, trekking through fields, searching only for corpses, because seeking any semblance of justice would be too unrealistic an ambition.
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Similar head-covering garments not expressly associated to Islam such as hoods for hunting or desert-trekking are still available in Decathlon's French stores.
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In addition to his stop in the Denver suburbs Saturday, Trump is trekking to Northern Colorado on Sunday and stopping by Albuquerque, New Mexico.
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These early humans may have taken advantage of low sea levels, trekking across the Beringia land bridge, or by taking watercraft, into North America.
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But what if one hair accessory could transform your entire look — and save you from trekking to the nearest Zara minutes before last call?
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Today, I wear hiking boots even when I'm not trekking up the face of a mountain — and I believe that Sean, subconsciously, inspired me.
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"You managed not to get eaten then?" the Prince asked a British student who had been trekking in Papua New Guinea, in 22013. 225.
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Every tease for Game of Thrones Season has emphasized the ubiquitous threat of White Walkers trekking south to kill every living person in Westeros.
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She recalls: One of the hardest jobs I ever had was trekking crawfish, which I had to do to pay my grad-school tuition.
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That means no bullhooks (a steel tool traditionally used to dominate elephants), no chains, no trekking saddles, and ample space to roam at will.
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The women's bodies were found beheaded at a campsite on December 17 near the Moroccan village of Imlil, a popular hiking and trekking destination.
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When the king was healthier, cameras would film him trekking around poor parts of the country, inspecting royally sponsored development projects and meeting subjects.
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Mexico offered to allow Central American migrants trekking via caravan toward the United States to remain in the southernmost states in Mexico as refugees.
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This is a popular hiking and biking app that does a good job of routing you across the countryside and tracking your trekking progress.
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"Grotesque," the midseason premiere focused entirely on Nick's efforts to survive trekking across a brutal desert overrun by gun-toting thugs and feral dogs.
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Ms. Hoy, who grew up on Martha's Vineyard, works here seasonally as a gardener and spends a few months each winter trekking the globe.
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Interestingly, the poem is recited in full in Interstellar, a movie that's about humans trekking to other planets, rather than the other way around.
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These lie far beyond the city, but the new Coast to Coast Walkway in Auckland takes a similarly comprehensive approach to trekking across town.
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Come down to earth and head for the GREAT HIKING TRAILS OF THE WORLD (Rizzoli, $50), featuring 75,000 miles of trekking on six continents.
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"He was really trekking alone in Nepal's mountains, and I hadn't heard from him in a few weeks," said Ms. Vasilyuk, now Ms. Bravin.
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On their way back to base in 1912, trekking through severe weather and struck by frostbite, starvation and exposure, the British explorers all perished.
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The trekking pole loop worked just as well for a mountaineering axe and the pack itself has enough space to be used year-round.
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Located between — and not geographically far from — Hanoi and the popular trekking town of Sapa, Mu Cang Chai is not necessarily easy to reach.
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An adventurer and mountaineer from a young age, Bajaj founded Snow Leopard Adventures in 1990 to offer trekking and rafting trips in the Himalayas.
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The image of an 8-year-old with icicles in his hair trekking miles to school has underscored the plight of poor rural children.
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He said is considering trekking across the border to Peru but is afraid of what would happen to his children if he is detained.
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Here's our table of contents: • Abdullah Saeed, VICE's resident weed connoisseur, shares his tale of trekking up the Himalayas in search of hallucinogenic honey.
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Think of trekking through gorilla habitats in Rwanda or kayaking down the River Kwai in Thailand — the antithesis of a package tour to Las Vegas.
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KABUL, Afghanistan – Dozens of Afghans have arrived in Kabul after trekking across the country on foot calling for an end to the 17-year war.
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For some reason, Redfly is undaunted by the prospect of a crash and trekking through the mountains on foot — which is what ends up happening.
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More Honduran migrants tried to join a caravan of several thousand trekking through Guatemala on Wednesday, defying calls by authorities not to make the journey.
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After making breakfast at our Airbnb, we take a day trip to Predjama Castle and Postojna Cave instead of trekking through Ljubljana in the rain.
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Anxious about the lack of medical supplies, thousands of pregnant Venezuelans are trekking across the border into Colombia to give birth, overwhelming the hospitals there.
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Even if you're trekking through snow, the three heat settings will make sure to keep the feeling in your feet for up to 17 hours.
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You can password-protect your journal if you want to and the apps work offline too, which is handy if you're trekking through the wilderness.
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Taylor Swift's home, a designated historic landmark, keeps attracting bizarre behavior -- another obsessed fan was arrested there after trekking across several states ... TMZ has learned.
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Only four out of the six of us are up for the chilly challenge of trekking to the Skydeck, which takes about half an hour.
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Gaskell, who lost his bearings while trekking alone, told ABC's Australia radio that he had survived on a "few wild ferns" and "plenty of water".
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Whether you're trekking through terminals or playing tourist at your final destination, dresses are the end-all-be-all travel outfit you never saw coming.
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Now and again, elephants snap—as demonstrated by the recent case of the British tourist trampled to death by an elephant at a trekking camp.
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Even if you're trekking through snow, the three heat settings (operated by a remote control) will make sure to keep the feeling in your feet.
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I imagined trekking through and playing in it, having a snowball fight, driving up the street for a chai latte at my local coffee shop.
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After waving goodbye to their 211 guests, they headed out to the airport and took off for their honeymoon: a month of trekking in Nepal.
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A fancy restaurant critic, on the other hand, gets his expertise through sheer volume of experience, trekking across the fine dining institutions of the world.
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After two years of trekking through space for a date with an asteroid, NASA's OSIRIS-REx spacecraft is sending images of the primitive asteroid Bennu.
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The migrant caravan: About 7,000 people from Central America are trekking north in defiance of the American and Mexican authorities, the largest group so far.
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"It seems no one is alive," said Wangchu Sherpa, the managing director of Trekking Camp Nepal, the company overseeing the climbing expedition on Mount Gurja.
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In 2014, a blizzard killed at least 27 people, many of them foreign hikers, in the worst trekking disaster to hit Nepal in recent memory.
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Forget climbing Everest, trekking to the South Pole or canoeing up the Amazon: How about taking a trip to the far side of the moon?
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Teams are trekking to the base camp to trace the missing climbers, but there is little information thus far about their plans, Mr. Jogdande added.
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The average globe-trotting traveler does not need I.V. bags and syringes, she said, though the items are suggested for those trekking in rural areas.
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But the entire Galaxy S20 range is already IP68 dust- and water-resistant, so unless you're trekking in extreme environments, this bulky case is overkill.
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Visitors come for its unusual, pristine nature and the plethora of outdoor activities in a relatively compact area — trekking, fishing, rafting, surfing and mountain climbing.
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The winter trekking season in Nepal, home to eight of the world's 14 highest mountains, including Mount Everest, is drawing to a close this month.
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After trekking from New York City to the Wyoming Territory with her husband and other scientists, including Thomas Edison, she secluded herself inside a tent.
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From pumpkin picking to corn maze trekking, there's a cute and cozy sweater for every activity on your fall bucket list in this Amazon collection.
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The candidates are then trekking through freezing temperatures to Drake University's Sheslow Auditorium in Des Moines for a town hall event televised at 9 p.m.
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The winter trekking season in Nepal, home to eight of the world's 14 highest mountains, including Mount Everest, is drawing to a close this month.
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Even as the team was trekking through sludge-like ash, the odds of an eruption stood at 50 percent to 60 percent, according to volcanologists.
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The Honduran migrants, trekking in a caravan toward Mexico's southern border, say they're heading for the United States -- fleeing violence and searching for economic opportunity.
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The film isn't too didactic with history, instead showing footage of older generations talking to the next about why they are trekking across the Badlands.
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And to a packed travel schedule for Ms. Andras and the cast, many of whom will be trekking to multiple conventions during the next year.
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Villagers complain of trekking longer distances - sometimes more than 10 km (000 miles) with their donkeys laden with empty jerry cans in search of water.
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Jonas will show off his athletic side while trekking through the snow-covered hills of the Sierra Nevada Mountains, avoiding avalanches and wading through frigid waters.
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On that date in 25, more than 235,227 black Zulu warriors attacked an encampment of 2300 white Afrikaners, who'd been trekking east to claim new territory.
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More than 2,000 Rohingya have gathered along Myanmar's coast this week after trekking from inland villages in Rakhine state to join the refugee exodus to Bangladesh.
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Whether it's camping, trekking up a mountain or getting into the water at the beach, "We're still entering a wilderness at our own risk," Burgess said.
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I think of my daughter, who's recently back from trekking in Indonesia — a brave step for her, but one swaddled in itineraries, vaccinations, and REI gear.
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And on Sunday, 2503-year-old Subash Paul died at Base Camp II from altitude sickness, according to Wangchu Sherpa, managing director of Trekking Camp Nepal.
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LONDON — A Scottish tourist was killed and a guide seriously injured when an elephant panicked on a trekking trip in Koh Samui, Thailand, local press reported.
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Jwalant, 40, grew up in Kathmandu, the son of a former soldier in the British Army's famed Gurkha Regiment and a pioneer in Nepal's trekking industry.
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Potential hiccups range from the availability of visas to the dress code: spending a week trekking or sightseeing in a full-length abaya will be sweaty.
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As with those trekking to the polls in November, early voters will be confronted with selecting one of the most disliked presidential candidates in recent history.
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She explains that she is the wife of an avid hunter who has become an avid hunter herself, trekking out on weekends with her Springer Spaniels.
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Stocks may be trekking higher, but Wall Street trading veteran Art Cashin says there are looming risks to the market that could soon shake things up.
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A government benefit which requires days of trekking to receive, and then a bribe to unlock, may not feel like much of a benefit at all.
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If you're trekking or cycling, says Aftershokz, you don't have to choose between listening to music and being aware of your surroundings — you can have both.
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The village of Asni is only 15 kilometers (9 miles) away from Imlil, a trekking and hiking destination, where two Scandinavian women were killed in December.
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He declared a national emergency to construct a wall, urged those trekking toward the country to "turn around" and threatened to close the U.S.-Mexico border.
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Farming has always been a 365-days-a-year business, with an endless cycle of trekking out to check on the weather, animal welfare and crops.
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US officials have defended their efforts to save her but also cast her death as a warning of the dangers of trekking to the United States.
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We would need excellent detection and high speed helicopters to intercept those very few trekking across the desert, confident that they are up to no good.
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But even in Queens no one seems to mind paying the premium, or waiting in line, or for many people, trekking to Bayside for the privilege.
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"I was able to determine the location Benedict had been dropped, his trekking route, his guides and his current location," Mr. Copley said in the statement.
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Other defectors usually took months to complete the trip to South Korea, often trekking through the jungles of Southeast Asia with the help of human traffickers.
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She once walked all night to another town to get away from a boyfriend, before trekking back to work on foot, only to reunite with him.
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The negotiations come as Trump takes a hard-line stance against a group of thousands of Central American migrants trekking toward the southern border seeking asylum.
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Taken together, they're the makings of an excellent women's mitten — and one suitable for shoveling snow, trudging across town, or trekking up a high alpine peak.
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Debate has rocked the Democratic Party over whether candidates like Bernie Sanders and Elizabeth Warren are trekking too far to the left and leaving moderates behind.
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Whether you're camping in the backyard or trekking across the Himalaya, your sleeping bag just might be the most important piece of gear you bring along.
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Yet somehow the image of earlier generations trekking along the same path, taking fish and game from the surrounding lands, was never far from our minds.
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Survivors said members of the Otawara club were leading several groups of students during a trekking exercise on a low-altitude slope when the avalanche struck.
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The Honduran migrants, trekking in a caravan toward Mexico's southern border, say they're headed for the United States to flee violence and searching for economic opportunity.
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Summer is a good time to visit the mountainous region of Ladakh, where a two-week trekking tour is available in June (from $1,879 versus $2,349).
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Reproducing traditional breads became a mission that sent him trekking to ancient mills, prodding farmers to grow heritage grains, and descending into remote underground seed banks.
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A 313-year-old Malaysian woman visiting Mount Rinjani, a popular trekking destination, was among those killed, said Sutopo Purwo Nugroho, the disaster mitigation agency spokesman.
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The rest of the field watched from a table lined with sweets and juices, courtesy of the town, a popular trekking destination, where the race concluded.
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From there she walked 0003 miles in two days, trekking through Colombia's tropical lowlands to the arid mountains that mark this northeastern part of the country.
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From there she walked 65 miles in two days, trekking through Colombia's tropical lowlands to the arid mountains that mark this northeastern part of the country.
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She was born in Toledo, OH on March 25, 1934, but spent much of her time trekking across the country because her father was a traveling salesman.
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He did not appear to be part of the migrant caravans trekking from Central America to the United States and did not seek asylum, the agency said.
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He's trekking north from King's Landing toward Winterfell to fight the White Walkers alongside Dany and the Starks, a move that will no doubt anger his sister.
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They're the poster shoe for hypebeasts and actual hikers alike (I can vouch for the trekking part: I did a 10 mile hike in the Hurricane XLT2s).
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For nearly a decade, Wilson put water out for people trekking north from the border through the Baboquivari Valley — one of the deadliest areas in southern Arizona.
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I had no idea that while I was spending time with Alex, Chad was trekking through the woods just so he could confront the guys yet again.
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Before Bear Grylls and Julianne Hough could go trekking on the African Savanna for his show, Running Wild, the survivalist had to get one important thumbs-up.
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Local authorities recommend trekking Vinicunca between March and November, with blue skies most likely from June to August — but weather over the mountain can change in seconds.
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Over a period of several minutes, it showed dozens of people in small groups coming around a corner and trekking along the dirt road past armed soldiers.
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However, this looks more like a smartwatch that wants to be used as an occasional trekking device versus a rugged smartwatch that you wear on the trail.
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These days, Vanessa and I usually go walking on our own, trekking the Ramble or more often the North Woods, closer to the apartment we now share.
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I searched wider than I might have otherwise, scaling mountains to seek out life, trekking through swampy jungles and across windswept plains and over dangerous-looking valleys.
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On the homepage of GeoEx, a luxury service that offers adventure trekking tours, the words "Explore Ethiopia" and "Explore India" appear over full-bleed images of locals.
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For fans, more off-platform programming at Coachella means it's easier than ever to avoid FOMO without coughing up a half-grand and trekking to the desert.
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A country that, for many of the most ambitious mountaineers, all but invented trekking, plus a pristine sliver of the Himalayas that celebrates both happiness and Buddhism?
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It worked, and the routine has stuck ever since, with Pompeo trekking to the White House to deliver the President his daily intelligence briefing nearly every day.
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Ecotours and home stays offer visitors the opportunity to experience life in the hill tribe villages, trekking through the national forests and boarding with a local family.
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The incident comes as the annual trekking season in Nepal, home to eight of the world's 14 highest mountains including Mount Everest, is drawing to a close.
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French trekker Herve Samonati, 60, arrived in Nepal for the Annapurna trek but said he was now heading to the neighboring Mustang area, another popular trekking area.
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In his most extreme attack, Trump is accusing Democrats of organizing a migrant caravan trekking through Mexico that he says will lay siege to the US border.
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After telling her mother that she was going trekking with a friend in the Himalayas, she put herself on a train to the Gujarati city of Vadodara.
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President Donald Trump's pick to run Immigration and Customs Enforcement blasted lawmakers Tuesday for failing to change laws to discourage migrants from trekking to the United States.
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She was reportedly once moved from the trekking trails of the park, deeper into the jungle, but she made her way back to the place she calls home.
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She photographed more than two dozen sun watchers trekking up the west coast as she made the drive from San Francisco to Mitchell, Oregon, for Monday's big show.
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Trump had hardened his stance on immigration ahead of the vote, and drew attention to a caravan of migrants that was trekking through Mexico toward the United States.
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As a final gesture before trekking toward a nearby region rich in clay, the probe captured a stunning 360-degree panorama of its final worksite at the ridge.
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I have had unimaginable experiences, like the visit to a refugee settlement in Azerbaijan, where I walked alongside people trekking an entire mile to fetch water each day.
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Engine/transmission: The 500x/Trekking comes with a 2.4-liter, 16-valve, inline four-cylinder gasoline engine with variable-valve timing (180 horsepower, 0653 pound-feet of torque).
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Larson and Grylls wind up on the shores of a remote island in the Gulf of Panama, where they spend 48 hours trekking through swamplands frequented by crocodiles.
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Why would a caravan of migrants spend a month trekking across several countries, battling hunger, filth and illness, when their chances of getting US asylum are so slim?
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Central Americans from Honduras, El Salvador and Guatemala have been trekking toward the U.S. for weeks, as many of them flee poverty and violence in their home country.
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Small group trekking adventures (parents tag along on these) to locales like Thailand, Peru, Costa Rica and Tanzania are a sure way to make children forget about Snapchat.
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Yep, while he's trekking across the country on his Purpose tour, he finds the time to watch all those dudes fight for JoJo's heart, and, well, just fight.
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With a baby due in July, Rigzin Dolker, who used to work at call centers in Delhi, finds Amazon to be far more convenient than trekking into town.
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The people in the room are high-volume photographers; they are not Ansel Adams trekking through Yosemite and waiting patiently for the perfect light to illuminate Half Dome.
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Venezuela has lost a tenth of its population in the past two years as people fled, even trekking across mountains, setting off Latin America's biggest ever refugee crisis.
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Some trekking operators, which act as brokers and take a percentage of rescue fees from helicopter companies, make more money through evacuations than they do charging for hikes.
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KATHMANDU, Nepal — An avalanche that swept a popular Himalayan trekking route has left at least four South Koreans and three Nepali guides missing, the authorities said on Saturday.
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From now on, a foreign service officer will be spending roughly half the year in Nuuk, Greenland's colorful capital, and trekking around remote areas by boat and dogsled.
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Nationally, thousands of Haitians have fled the U.S. for Canada, some risking their lives trekking across the border through desolate prairies, after learning that TPS would likely end.
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The incident comes as the annual trekking season in Nepal, home to eight of the world's 14 highest mountain peaks including Mount Everest, is drawing to a close.
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Dr. Yearwood perished in an area called "death zone," which is known for thin air, Murari Sharma of the Everest Parivar trekking company, located in Kathmandu, Nepal, told Reuters.
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A great attraction for those who want to experience India's heritage, Kumbhalgarh also has a wildlife sanctuary known for its wolf population, plus trekking trails and horse safari options.
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As China's Communist troops fled from attacks in the 1930s, trekking thousands of miles to a new base, they spread its yellow granules on their wounds to stanch bleeding.
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Its Ryan Daniel Brown-directed video is accordingly colorful, with a gold paint-covered Blanchard trekking down a country road between cuts of the spectre-like, neon-hued band.
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After trekking and taking buses through Colombia and Ecuador, she made it to Tumbes, only to be robbed of her immigration documents and cash late on Friday, she said.
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Yearwood died in an area called the "death zone," which is known for thin air, Murari Sharma of the Everest Parivar trekking company, located in Kathmandu, Nepal, told Reuters.
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Biologists have long known that wolves are deeply territorial, with ranges stretching from 50 to at times 1,000 square miles, and trekking dozens of miles in a single day.
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Some disappointed fans consoled themselves by trekking to the Kingwood Music Centre at Canada's Wonderland to take in a comeback concert by sleepy prog-rockers Emerson, Lake, and Palmer.
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Teknaf, Bangladesh (CNN)After trekking for days through verdant-green paddy fields, they cross a precipitous waterfall, with the black smoke of their torched villages billowing in the distance.
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My dad and I were two of those hopefuls this fall, trekking upstate with my uncle and cousins one October weekend to bring home a fish of our own.
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He said he would sign an executive order next week that would restrict asylum rules to close the door on the Central American migrants now trekking here through Mexico.
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"The Iceman's last meal was a well-balanced mix of carbohydrates, proteins, and lipids, perfectly adjusted to the energetic requirements of his high-altitude trekking," the paper authors wrote.
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For buyers looking for the $35,000 base model of the Model 3, the only way to get one without trekking to a store is to make a phone call.
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Recent storms had blown several large trees over our path, and at one point, we took a precarious shortcut, clambering over fallen branches while trekking downhill through thick snow.
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The incident comes as the winter trekking season in Nepal, home to eight of the world's 14 highest mountains, including Mount Everest, is drawing to a close this month.
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But budget firms are especially attractive to Indians, who tend to be more cost-conscious and reliant on donations or sponsorship to fund their trip, several trekking companies said.
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But in terms of trekking to a theater, even without ankle-deep snow as an obstacle, "The Call of the Wild" issues a cry that simply isn't worth heeding.
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Through the WE Walk For Water campaign, students collected $959 in pledges for clean water projects that keep kids at school instead of trekking to distant lakes and rivers.
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Morgan touted a Trump administration program known as the Migrant Protection Protocols as part of a "network of initiatives" that had discouraged migrants from trekking to the United States.
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The Honduran migrants, trekking in a caravan toward Mexico's southern border, say they're headed for the United States in an effort to flee violence and search for economic opportunity.
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He even made a pilgrimage to meet Twain, starting in San Francisco and trekking across the American continent before finally tracking down the great man in Elmira, New York.
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And one thing was clear: For a dog who could barely manage to walk up and down the block, trekking to Prospect Park would be out of the question.
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Washington (CNN)A massive caravan of migrants trekking through Mexico is still more than 1,000 miles from the US border, but already other groups are following in their footsteps.
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In a monochromatic silhouette, one model wore a matching set of a concrete grey t-shirt and shorts, with a scallop-edge padded coat and a tufted monogramed trekking backpack.
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The Watch 2 juts out more and makes it feel closer to the chunky GPS watches you associate with trekking — but at least those are typically waterproof to 50+ meters.
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This year, he's headed to Mount Everest for his second summit of the world's highest peak — and his wife's first — trekking from the less-trafficked Tibetan side of the mountain.
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The body of Goutam Ghosh, an Indian mountain climber who went missing on Mount Everest on May 21, was found Sunday, said Wangchu Sherpa, managing director of Trekking Camp Nepal.
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The This Is Us star, 35, spent more than a week trekking through the Nepal terrain to reach Everest Base Camp on Sunday, which sits at a whopping 17,700 ft.
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Indian national Subash Paul died at Base Camp II -- at an elevation of about 24,600 feet -- Sunday from altitude sickness, according to Wangchu Sherpa, Managing Director of Trekking Camp Nepal.
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From talking me through speed-dating conversation openers (hypotheticals = bad) to trekking to Staten Island with me, I was constantly reminded to cherish the platonic relationships in my life. Cheesy?
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Gone are the days of trekking all the way up a mountain just to ski back down it — now all you need is the Lyft app and a credit card!
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Those leading tours receive a hefty chunk of this and are therefore well-paid by local standards, says Dodi Perangin Angin, who runs a trekking company which employs 13 guides.
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Grover Marquina, a tour guide, was trekking through the Maragua Crater about 65 kilometers (40 miles) from the capital Sucre when he stumbled upon the fossilized footprint on July 19.
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On an all-new episode of VICELAND's HUANG'S WORLD, Eddie Huang takes a break from trekking across the globe to spend some time in his adopted hometown—New York City.
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The smartwatch features are limited and carefully chosen but you can use the watch without the phone, an important consideration especially when these watches are meant for trekking and adventure.
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Authorities say Hossain had bought equipment such as walkie-talkies and trekking gear and purchased a flight to Afghanistan on Friday, but was arrested after trying to board the flight.
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Renee Jennings, a Bronx native, fondly remembers trekking into Harlem for weekly Sunday dinners and celebrating the holidays at her great-grandparents' house on West 131st Street in the 1970s.
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Mugisha, PATH's Uganda director, said women in rural areas could spend an entire day trekking to a clinic and queuing for contraceptives only to discover they were out of stock.
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You have to feed them and keep them healthy — not just from a global pandemic, but also from the risks that one encounters while trekking along mountainsides in North Waziristan.
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It has tons of pockets for food and doodads, an unobtrusive fit, and is easily adjustable—lash in trekking poles, and you're set for a marathon day in the hills.
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But as rainmakers in other divisions like investment banking moved to work from their living rooms, some of Wall Street's most important traders have still been trekking into the office.
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Trump's annoyance over the issue was exacerbated by reports -- aired extensively on Fox News -- of a "caravan" of Central Americans trekking from the Mexico-Honduras border to the United States.
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For years, the mayor of New York endured the spectacle of Groundhog Day, trekking out to the Staten Island Zoo to see if Staten Island Chuck would see its shadow.
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Raz Arbel, a longtime tourism manager, created, as part of the so-called "Friendly Desert Initiative," a do-it-yourself online trekking and camping guide called the Negev Highlands Trail.
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Those years spent swotting away at equations retain a special sheen in her memory: "We were a small band of students giddily, exhaustedly trekking through an abstract moonscape," she writes.
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Those years spent swotting away at equations retain a special sheen in her memory: "We were a small band of students giddily, exhaustedly trekking through an abstract moonscape," she writes.
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Backpacks are better for heavy loads or all-day trekking, but for lightweight everyday needs, nothing beats a bag I can sling over my shoulder or across my body. Why?
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Gazing at the Great Hill, an emerald lawn flecked with boulders at the park's north end, Mr. Blonsky, 58, remembered what it was like trekking there to discuss its restoration.
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Dan's tape starts with him in full camo gear trekking through a jungle while the "Mission: Impossible" theme plays ... and he describes why he has what it takes to win.
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If you&aposre headed out on an expedition that will have you trekking across a glacier, then style is out the window because you need high-performance cold weather apparel.
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Here's what you need to know to about snow hiking: Molly Bayer, a senior instructor with the outdoor gear brand REI, said that snow hiking essentially means trekking through snow.
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Since NATO-backed rebels ousted Gaddafi, Libya has been a transit point for hundreds of thousands of migrants trekking across the Sahara in hope of reaching Europe across the sea.
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At its core is a group of fans that, for the better part of a decade, scratched their soccer-watching itch by trekking to catch Toronto FC games at BMO Field.
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He still believes that exercise is important and walks using trekking poles due to balance issues caused by peripheral neuropathy, nerve damage that can cause weakness and pain in the feet.
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The company took advantage of this fact by trekking to popular tourist destinations like Guarita State Park in Brazil and Huayna Picchu in Peru to take photos prominently featuring its products.
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BAR TREKKING IN SANTA FE Louisville has a bourbon trail, Scotland has a malt whiskey trail and now Santa Fe aims to add its own boozy route with the Margarita Trail.
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Back in 224, Don, a close friend from Spokane, a psychiatrist and fellow extreme sports enthusiast, had been kidnapped by armed Islamists while trekking in Kashmir, along with five other Westerners.
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He described challenges like trekking through punishing wind storms to arrive at a schoolhouse concealed by snow drifts, and withstanding long stretches with only a few hours of sunlight each day.
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After weeks of trekking through dense bushes, Jumai said she had arrived at her brother's house in Chibok with her children, unleashing jubilation from family members who had given up hope.
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Meanwhile, Star-Lord's father Ego (Kurt Russell) shows up after trekking all over the galaxy to find his son, setting the Guardians on a crash course with Star-Lord's origin story.
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The aircraft was supposed to have flown from Pokhara -- one of the most popular tourist destinations in Nepal -- to Jomsom, the gateway for one of the most popular Himalayan trekking routes.
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Before Derek appeared on the show, his youngest sister and fellow DWTS alum Julianne Hough went trekking with Grylls on the African Savanna, where she consumed animal feces and skirt snakes.
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The move reported by the Washington Post Thursday night is the latest potential escalation in the president's preoccupation with a caravan of such migrants slowly trekking toward the the southern border.
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"I think the whole scene around Everest is being taken more seriously by the government now," said Dawa Steven Sherpa, the managing director of Asian Trekking, a company based in Kathmandu.
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The camp is several hours away from the town of Mingkaman, accessed by trekking through thick bush, swimming through a muddy, stagnant river and then walking over a vast open field.
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Hossain also said he was buying equipment such as walkie-talkies and trekking gear and told the informant to save money "to buy weapons" after reaching Afghanistan, according to the complaint.
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His options, both of which involved days of trekking through searing deserts, were unappealing: pay thousands of dollars to a guide, or carry a rucksack filled with drugs for a cartel.
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In April 2012, seven members of a youth church group who had been trekking in the gorge died after being swept away by flash floods, the BBC reported at the time.
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Trekking teams are also attempting to find alternate routes down into the cave system through rock chimneys, though locating potential access points on foot through thick jungle terrain has been slow.
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A 30-year-old Malaysian woman visiting Mount Rinjani National Park there, a popular trekking destination, was among those killed, said Sutopo Purwo Nugroho, the spokesman for the disaster mitigation agency.
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In the Nepali government investigation that led to the new rules for trekking companies, the report accused both Flight Connection International and Swacon of producing fraudulent invoices and overcharging insurance companies.
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After trekking to the moon and back, getting lost, and then spending a wild stint in the nation's courts, the artifact is finally hitting the auction house, the Washington Post reports.
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Sign up here for Climate Fwd:, our email newsletter Aaron Davis, a British botanist, has spent 30 years trekking across forests and farms to chronicle the fate of one plant: coffee.
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The trekking industry has created thousands of jobs, from trail guides to porters to the cashier outside the trailside toilet, and it brings millions of dollars in tourism revenue to Peru.
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The driver, Dexter Rust, who has been trekking up Mount Washington for almost two decades, said that "howling winds, drifting snow and lack of visibility" would prevent us from going higher.
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Mr. Sharp was only 34, but he was the coordinator of the highly regarded group and had spent three years trekking through eastern Congo, persuading rebels to put down their weapons.
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"I'm obsessed with bees and honey, and my husband and I spent our honeymoon trekking across the Anatolian Steppes in Eastern Turkey, staying with beekeepers and tasting honey along the way."
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It worked well enough for a few hours of nighttime trekking before its hinge failed and the lamp flopped completely forward, shining directly into my eyes instead of onto the trail.
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One of Bajaj's first tours, introduced nearly 30 years ago, is still one of his most popular — trekking and rafting in Uttarakhand, a hilly state at the foothills of the Himalayas.
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Residential and government buildings, heritage sites, schools and health posts were left in ruins, rural roads bridges, water supply systems were snapped, agricultural land, trekking routes and hydropower plants were devastated.
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David Hayes, who was leading Obama's transition team for Interior and other agencies, remembers trekking to Salazar's office on Capitol Hill at least twice to make the case for the Cabinet post.
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And Amtrak's platforms cannot be moved, so many riders trekking to the new ticket hall will have to schlep extra-long distances to find their seats on the trains, a fresh hardship.
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Personal Journeys Around the third hour on the third day of trekking uphill on a rocky trail in the rain, I felt a profound appreciation for the generous tolerance of my family.
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Capitol Hill may only stand 88 feet above sea level, but trekking to the highest court in the land necessitates a political alpinist, so the nominee doesn't plunge into a Senate crevasse.
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This thing also has legs, which allow it to go where there are no roads, by trekking or climbing over difficult terrain, fording rivers, clambering over crumbled concrete, or even climbing stairs.
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The crashed aircraft was supposed to have flown from Pokhara -- one of the most popular tourist destinations in Nepal -- to Jomsom, the gateway for one of the most popular Himalayan trekking routes.
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"Everybody in the industry is hoping for a smooth year," said Dawa Steven Sherpa, the managing director of Asian Trekking, a Nepalese-owned agency sending 15 people to climb Everest this season.
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Ravi Thakar, a 27-year old from New Delhi, was found dead on Friday in a tent on the South Col of Mount Everest, the world's highest mountain, his trekking company said.
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While many of my peers are trekking to work, I'm in my jeans and sneakers making my way to classes with plenty of caffeine and snacks as I plow through my coursework.
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Though to this, the public has developed a surprising adaptability and now faces the prospect of museum-going by getting fully equipped — trekking shoes, walking sticks, and water bottles have become essentials.
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It not only provides a snapshot of the administration's plans to roll out policies aimed at dissuading migrants from trekking north but also shows how early on those options were being discussed.
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The most popular trekking route is the famous Inca Trail, which takes visitors up a winding set of ancient stone stairs, past Incan ruins, and into the mountaintop citadel of Machu Picchu.
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Jonatan initially considered trekking into Canada through the forests of northern New York State, and travelled to the town of Rouses Point, which is less than two miles south of the border.
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In late 2016, Mr. Kemanda started pushing for Moloukou's community forest and spent months in the area, consulting with its inhabitants and trekking around their territory to plot its borders by GPS.
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Instead, on Thursday the four will offer Gentiloni some 35 million euros ($41 mln) for EU-backed projects Rome has been leading in Libya to prevent people from trekking north to Europe.
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The migrants are part of a so-called caravan, trekking across Mexico as part of an annual effort to raise awareness about migrants' plights while also helping some make the dangerous journey.
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The handful of local companies that run trekking and cave tours mostly have kept the groups small, and the prices and wages above average, with an emphasis on leaving no trace behind.
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His husky, Tequila, joined us on the two-hours of precarious ice trekking, until we arrived at an unassuming hole the size of a sewer grate on the top of the glacier.
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A scroll through Instagram hashtags like #LadiesGoneGlobal, #WeAreTravelGirls and #TheTravelWomen offer millions of photos of women posing on glistening beaches, trekking up mountains and exploring cobblestone streets — a collective and aspirational lure.
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If the ambient temperature outside is warm or if you'll be trekking under the sun, then the last thing you want on your feet are hiking socks designed to provide added insulation.
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To convince the CSU, Merkel needs deals to stop migrants trekking north, as well as to send back to the coastal states those people who make it to Germany against EU rules.
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But he complicated his image later, selling merchandise on his website that seems suited to the strange combination of globe trekking and cyber-spirituality that makes up the modern Angeleno's rock fashionista lifestyle.
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" Gerster said she was trekking a path she hikes every day when she found the former first couple and immediately flashed an "awkward, huge grinning smile" -- or, as she put it, "fan-girling.
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After weeks of trekking from Syria to Turkey, then taking the short but treacherous journey to Greece on an inflatable boat, Shukria Al Bakr is starting to wonder if it was worth it.
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Trekking up and skiing down the crater of Mount Yotei — a volcano, resembling a smaller Mount Fuji, that looms over Niseko — belongs on your adrenaline bucket list (guide required; contact Rising Sun Guides).
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She was often the first, or only, reporter to go in, and the last out, even if that meant trekking over a mountain range, as she did to escape from Chechnya in 1999.
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Trekking across the States in a van, drinking, smoking weed, and scamming the rich, Star and the crew learn about themselves outside of the confines of the poverty and unhappiness they're running from.
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The administration of Republican President Donald Trump launched the MPP program in January as part of a strategy to deter mostly Central American families from trekking to the U.S. border to seek asylum.
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A majority of about 2628,28503 migrants are continuing their journey as a group, trekking along what some in the group have called the "route of death" toward Cardoba, Veracruz, The Associated Press reports.
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Videos given to CNN by a Thai trekking group, Trekmania, who were on Rinjani when the earthquake struck show enormous clouds of dust covering the slopes of the mountain, triggered by the landslides.
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First there was his decision to demonstrate his respect by trekking to the Times building (after temporarily canceling the meeting).. Then there was the agreement to make public the record of their conversation.
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It's been more than five years since Banksy's famous New York City residency had street art fans and treasure hunters trekking all over town every day to see the secretive artist's latest intervention.
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The new video for Solomun's "Customer Is King," the 100th release from Diynamic Music, has the Bosnian DJ trekking around Los Santos, trying to make deliveries while chaos plays out in the background.
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There is only everyone trekking from their respective neighborhoods with a huge bag of shit hanging off every possible limb to sit in a big circle and shout at each other in shorts.
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These expansive moonbeams will broaden our horizons and help us realize some of our bigger dreams, like trekking to a new corner of the world, meditating in Bali, or starting our own businesses.
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Like DJ Harvey or DJ Richard before her, Stephanie simply affixes the profession "DJ" to her existing name, trekking around the world over the course of the show under the name DJ Tanner.
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Videos provided to CNN by a Thai trekking group, Trekmania, who were on Mount Rinjani when the earthquake struck, showed enormous clouds of dust covering the slopes of the mountains, triggered by landslides.
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When they have as much as they can carry, they load the clods of earth into a sack, which they wrap with a scarf and tie to their backs before trekking back downhill.
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Now he is taking a year off to transform his family's land on the outskirts of Huacahuasi into a trekking campsite, just like the ones he frequented while working on the Inca trail.
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Pakistan: Two climbers missing for weeks, one British and one Italian, were pronounced dead after their "silhouettes" were spotted on Nanga Parbat mountain, where they were trekking, according to Italy's ambassador to Pakistan.
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And, of course, the issue dominates the front pages today, including in the coverage of the migrant caravans trekking across Mexico and the thousands of United States troops stationed on the southwestern border.
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Ellen DeGeneres and wife Portia de Rossi hosted "Gorillapalooza" on Saturday, an event that showcased performances by dancers and drummers and featured virtual reality "trekking" with mountain gorillas, all for a good cause.
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On the highway, the hefty curb weight and well-damped suspension contribute to a buttoned-down ride that impressed over hours spent trekking from New York to Washington and back up to Albany.
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So instead of climbing the mountain as planned, the board of education said, teachers decided to have the students practice trekking on the much lower — and presumably safer — slopes around the ski resort.
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For the past month, the caravan of Central American migrants trekking toward the U.S. border have been sustained by an unwavering faith that God will open the doors to the American promised land.
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We've gotten drunk at a hostel in the Swiss Alps, by the side of a lake in Nicaragua, after trekking on a glacier in Iceland, on a golf course while underage in our hometown.
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The Pentagon declined comment on potential troop numbers, saying planning was still underway for a mission that aims to bolster President Donald Trump's efforts to stop Central American migrants trekking toward the United States.
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This often involves stacking too many things in his backpack and trying to maintain his balance while trekking across mostly barren lands, sneaking through pockets of BTs, and running away from package-stealing MULEs.
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He'll add four more to his docket at the end of this week, trekking back to Los Angeles and San Francisco this week for high-dollar events in what's become his highest-yielding state.
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Your friends will be able to experience the moments in 360 as if they were actually there with you, from trekking to a hilltop, to wandering through a heritage site, to attending a wedding.
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It means all of you putting $30 in a washed out beans tin and trekking to IKEA on the weekend to buy a load of frames, fall-apart furniture, and exactly one jazzy lamp.
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A separate defense official tells CNN that planning is underway to move some military police from Texas to California, where the majority of migrants trekking through Mexico toward the US are expected to go.
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Even though the caravan is 1,000 miles away, the video images of thousands of migrants trekking through Mexico have proven to be a potent weapon for Republicans in the final days of the campaign.
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Guides earn handsome commissions from disreputable trekking operators by pushing for emergency evacuations in cases of mild acute mountain sickness and other illnesses, dissuading trekkers from contacting doctors or from trying less drastic measures.
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The five-bedroom lodge, 10 miles from Denali in a summit-ringed basin known as the Don Sheldon Amphitheater, promises running water and fine dining along with aurora viewing, skiing and guided glacier trekking.
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Pakistan: Two climbers missing for weeks, one British and one Italian, were pronounced dead after their "silhouettes" were spotted on the Nanga Parbat mountain where they were trekking, according to Italy's ambassador to Pakistan.
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Stranded in New York, I made the best of it on the first Sunday of play, trekking to three matches in three eateries in three distinct neighborhoods along with my grandson, also named George.
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The luckiest of the Rohingya leaving the violence by trekking through the Chittagong Hills hefted bamboo poles laden with their most treasured belongings: sacks of rice, umbrellas, solar panels, water pots and grass mats.
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The South Korean Ministry of Foreign Affairs said the avalanche hit at an altitude of 10,20143 feet before noon on Friday along the popular Annapurna circuit trekking route, which encircles Mount Annapurna in Nepal.
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Tourism Department official Mira Acharya said seven rescuers from the Trekking Agents' Association of Nepal had reached the site with rescue equipment but could not begin the search due to new avalanches and rains.
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Rwanda is keen to encourage tourists to see them, but tour operators and hoteliers say a government decision to double the price of trekking permits from $750 to $1,500 last year slashed visitor numbers.
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Trump is also sending 5,200 troops to the US-Mexico border, to prevent what he has styled as an invasion by a group of desperate migrants who are trekking slowly toward the United States.
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What started out as Melillo's thesis evolved into a documentary journey that lasted for nine months, trekking across the entirety of Italy in search of abandoned nightclubs that were popular during the vinyl years.
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After months of trekking through the Costa Rican jungle looking for their missing son, Peggy and Roman Dial believe they finally know what happened to the 27-year-old explorer when he vanished in 2014.
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While Donald Trump was trekking through Asia earlier this month, his top economic adviser Gary Cohn met with a group of Democratic senators to talk about tax reform, the most important item currently before Congress.
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A very determined lemon follows a street curb and rolls downhill for about a quarter mile, trekking through piles of dried leaves and narrowly avoiding a run-in with the tires of a parked car.
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We've cleaned out our caves, have extra natural light, actually feel like trekking to the grocery store, and — aside from friends — the only piece left of this homemade brunch equation is a kick-ass menu.
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On Monday, a carb-loving underground dweller took the internet by storm, when DNAInfo posted a video on Twitter of a rat trekking down the stairs of a subway station, slice of pizza in tow.
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And the Dominican Daze journey, also five nights, takes travelers to Puerto Plata in the D.R. On the island, they'll offer trekking, surfing class or, for the more low-key cruiser, shopping excursions for handicrafts.
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Abdullah was one of at least 22 Egyptians found dead this month, perishing from heat and starvation after trekking through the Libyan desert by foot in search of jobs they could not secure at home.
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Tales of individuals' gumption — trekking the tundra, fighting off bears, starting fires to stay warm — are as much a part of Alaska's culture as the midnight sun or the North Star on the state flag.
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Meanwhile, a study by the U.S. Geological Survey reports that the dire climate situation has forced the bears to try to escape the global warming trend by trekking eastward on the remaining, but dwindling, ice.
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After trekking through the jungle for days to find the rebel camp, Yeimy pleaded for her husband's release but the FARC commander, known by the nom de guerre Pepito, demanded a terrible price, she said.
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Somewhere between managing her educational site Mane Addicts, tending to a busy roster of A-list clients (including Kim Kardashian, Kylie Jenner, and Jessica Alba — heard of 'em?), and trekking back and forth from L.
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Thanks to a grant, I spent exactly a year trekking around the world with two surfboards, three white V-neck T-shirts, and two dozen bikinis, not to mention my MacBook and several Nikon cameras.
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Whether trekking to a remote field or a hotel ballroom, today's expectant brides and pregnant wedding guests want fashion-forward alternatives that offer the security of comfort and fit throughout pregnancy and even after baby.
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He allegedly made preparations to fight in Afghanistan, including buying equipment such as walkie-talkies and trekking gear, and instructed the informant to save money for weapons after they arrive in Afghanistan, the complaint states.
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It wasn't hard to picture dinosaurs in the surrealistic setting that we were trekking through, with its layers of purple and green rock and oddly shaped boulders that seemed to have fallen from the sky.
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As you go from trekking the Coast-to-Coast Walkway to a night of theater on the waterfront of this multifaceted New Zealand city, you'll want to be equally prepared for indoor and outdoor adventures.
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By August, more than 210,211 men, women and children had drowned making the treacherous voyage across the Mediterranean in rickety boats and rafts that year, and an untold number had died trekking across the Continent.
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Just three days after Trump tweeted Sunday about reports showing a "caravan" of Central American migrants trekking across Mexico, his administration is launching a mobilization of troops of undetermined length, rules of engagement and cost.
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Trump, who was sworn into office on Friday, started the day by attending prayer services before trekking to the Central Intelligence Agency headquarters in Langley, Va., where he defended his support for the intelligence community.
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You can book the entire place for $25,000 a night (with a three-night minimum stay), which includes helicopter shuttle service, a private concierge, gourmet dining, and activities such as sledding, glacier trekking, and mountaineering.
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Assuming the corpse belonged to an unlucky mountaineer, Erika and Helmut Simon took a photograph and continued trekking to their bed and breakfast in the Ötztal Alps, where they told their host about the discovery.
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Click ahead to see some of the chops and colors we're ready to rock all winter long, so we can forgo trekking to our hair appointments in the snow — and cuddle up inside until spring instead.
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"You know me — I'm not competitive at all, so I'm sure it never bothered me as I saw my opponents trekking through Iowa," she joked to reporters after the first event about the past two weeks.
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According to the United Nations, Libya is now hosting more than 700,000 people who have fled their homelands, often trekking through the desert in pursuit of their dream of crossing to a better life in Europe.
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Cult favorite Halo Top hit Walmart freezer aisles in April, and the craze kicked into full effect, with reports of sellouts, hoarding, and fans trekking to multiple supermarkets to get their hands on their favorite flavor.
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On Thursday, the 31-year-old singer-songwriter — who is currently in the middle of trekking across the country on his walk across America — shared a social media video of paramedics wheeling him on a gurney.
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The streets of Davos, Switzerland, were iced over on the night of January 25, 2018, which added a slight element of danger to the prospect of trekking to the Hotel Seehof for George Soros' annual banquet.
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Displayed in this setting, surrounded by strangers practicing the art form that had so enchanted her, Freedman felt that after all the trekking and exploring, her work shot in Ireland had finally struck the right chord.
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But while the field team was trekking down from the peak, a preselected student tripped, fell, and started screaming the kinds of screams your parents told you not to scream unless you were in real trouble.
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"There is a huge concern about that," said J.P. Venegas, senior manager at Welcome Place, a Winnipeg refugee agency, adding he hoped asylum seekers in the United States would hear about the risk before trekking north.
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In interviews, several said they had become concerned that their state leaders, if given control of federal lands, would start selling the ski slopes, river rapids and trekking trails that drive their communities' economies and souls.
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The fate of migrants who entered Israel illegally by trekking across a desert border with Egypt, has posed a moral dilemma for a state founded as a haven for Jews from persecution and a national home.
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As long as she's healthy enough to drive around rural Mississippi, nothing can stop 72-year-old photographer Jane Rule Burdine from trekking through the countryside and shooting soulful portraits of communities in the Deep South.
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But after trekking across the country to meet families of victims of these mob lynchings in recent months, activist Harsh Mander believes it's the state that is ultimately responsible to stop the violence, not Silicon Valley.
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No amount of marketing hocus-pocus could convince people that "The Sun Is Also a Star," a middling romantic comedy starring Yara Shahidi ("grown-ish"), was worth the hassle and expense of trekking to a theater.
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It can also be used for day trips when you need more pack space than what a hydration or day pack provides — or technical features, like the ability to carry an ice axe or trekking poles.
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Head into the mountains and there is quality skiing at Borovets, one of Bulgaria's best ski resorts, as well as thermal baths, hot springs and, in summer, miles of mountain biking, horseback riding and trekking paths.
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Now, hundreds of people every day are following GPS coordinates to a remote, unmarked gate on the side of the road and trekking four kilometers through a barren lava desert to see the plane's decomposing husk.
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Honduras's first lady, Ana García de Hernández, advised Hondurans earlier this month to think hard before trekking to the US, saying that they would be separated from their children if they did make it across the border.
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As the Today show's longtime weatherman, Roker decided to do something about it by trekking to the Arctic to show his legions of viewers just how disastrous the effects of climate change and global warming really are.
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The former cast of Friday Night Lights is reuniting to tackle the Spartan Race this June 11 outside of Chicago, trekking 10 miles of rough terrain in a nod to the cult-favorite show's 10-year anniversary.
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That is not just the athletes, mind you, but the spectators trekking between hundreds of competitions across the sprawling city, where long commutes, vibrant beaches and alluring nightlife add to the exhaustion of actually watching the sports.
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Lawless since Gaddafi was toppled by rebels backed by NATO air strikes, Libya has become the transit point hundreds of thousands of migrants trekking across the Sahara with the objective of reaching Europe across the Mediterranean Sea.
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Trekking around did have a certain appeal, he admitted, but he pointed out that he has also played Freud, in David Cronenberg's "A Dangerous Method," a part that required him only to talk and smoke a cigar.
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Since Russia expanded its air strikes against Islamic State-held areas in central and eastern Syria, the number of refugees trekking south across the desert to the Jordanian border has risen sharply, according to U.N. aid workers.
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The President had hyped the threat from a caravan of migrants and asylum-seekers trekking across Mexico toward the border as a political device ahead of the midterm elections in an effort to inflame his political base.
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Chaunaca is on a well-established trekking route through the Cordillera de los Frailes, a jumbled geologic mass that rises just west of Sucre, Bolivia's official capital, best known for its whitewashed Spanish colonial neighborhoods and universities.
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And that's why during a trip to Florence, Italy, I spent nearly three hours trekking to a remote town that has major connections to the iconic vampire series — Volterra, where the fictitious vampire royalty the Volturi reside.
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But he angrily rejected Mr. Chang's and Ms. Tjondro's complaints, claiming that she and Mr. Chang had never paid for a trek with the company — though the receipt they received from the trekking company showed his signature.
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If trekkers are primarily interested in observing indigenous cultures, they will begin to avoid towns that appear too modern, thus changing the character of the trekking itineraries and the local economic opportunities that arise from the tourists.
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Some Austrians are seeking to cancel emergency return trips to book trekking tours or extend beach stays, Schallenberg said, adding that he had also learned of tourists who ignored government warnings against flying abroad in recent days.
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"Food tourism is where walking tours were in the 23s when there was confusion about walking versus trekking," said Kathy Dragon, a veteran guide who now owns Whole Journeys, which organizes active trips with a food focus.
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Ms. McBeath-Riley told officials that Mr. Phu and Ms. Hockridge began trekking toward a highway on Thursday, carrying water and walking at night to avoid the desert heat, which has surpassed 100 degrees in recent days.
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But the reality is that a good portion of the people who wear Patagonia are less interested in scaling rock faces or trekking into the unknown and are more interested in simply looking good and feeling comfortable.
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Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador, who began his presidency last month, has yet to detail how he will improve what he has described as deplorable conditions for people trekking thousands of miles across Mexico to the U.S. border.
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After trekking out to the middle of Central Park to see Snapchat's newest AR feature, I can solidly say that the best part of the experience was getting to spend some time outside during a beautiful fall day.
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North America's first migrants, we've been told, spilled into the continent at the tail end of the last Ice Age some 15,000 years ago, either by trekking along the West Coast and/or through an interior land route.
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Then there's yet another fridge and freezer on the other side of the mini-complex, so you don't have to complete the admittedly daunting task of trekking to the other side of the kitchen island for oat milk.
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Chailert's Save Elephant Foundation, in partnership with Elephant Nature Park, saves innumerable elephants by working with trekking camps and convincing them to treat their animals more humanely and eventually phase out tourism, hopefully transitioning into a sanctuary model.
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For Janene Bray, 2500, who spent 21 days trekking the Camino de Santiago, which follows an old pilgrimage route for 2500 miles across northern Spain, it was about doing something for herself after her three children left home.
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It's not entirely surprising, of course: Roombas don't typically come with shit sensors, and if you use it at night, as Newton did, you would likely pass out before realizing it was trekking feces all over your house.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - The European Union is proposing increased humanitarian aid for Greece, where more than 13,000 refugees and migrants are stuck after borders were tightened along the Balkans preventing them from trekking north to wealthier parts of Europe.
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Whether you're trekking around the world or just trying to make sure you have enough juice left to call a cab at the end of the night, the Graphene 8K HyperCharger PRO is a respectable choice in backup.
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So it is a cruel twist that — after crossing the Aegean Sea in a boat that nearly capsized, and trekking through the Balkans and then up to the Netherlands — they have ended up living in a prison anyway.
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Many lawmakers noted that president said little in the days after the election about the border deployment or the caravan trekking toward the distant U.S. border, though he raised the issue in a pair of tweets on Friday.
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NEW DELHI — International insurance companies on Friday threatened to end travel coverage to Nepal if the government did not crack down on elaborate helicopter rescue scams that target foreigners trekking near Mount Everest and other high-altitude peaks.
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Taboada believes that towns along the trekking routes should charge an entrance fee for the use of their land, and that the proceeds should be used to improve the town or provide resources for more efficient farming practices.
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Relatively new to the gear-rental scene is the online service Arrive, which expanded nationally this spring, streamlining rentals and shipments of outdoor gear, from trekking poles, headlamps and bear-safe food canisters to tents, hammocks and backpacks.
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Now, she said, there's a mix of performers who have been trekking to Yosemite every winter for decades and ones who are just beginning their careers in the Bay Area's theater community, or as actors in Los Angeles.
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The transformation 24 hours later was entirely unexpected, even for the fans still trekking to the Circuit de Catalunya out of loyalty to the double world champion who is still the only Spaniard to win a grand prix.
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The women's team -- which can we say is awesome -- is famous for their play and their after-play, notably Megan Rapinoe's comments that she's not at all interested in trekking to The White House to visit Donald Trump.
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Jelle Veyt, a Belgian climber who was at base camp last year as a member of the Asian Trekking expedition, recalled how after the quake took out most of Nepal's telecommunications infrastructure, he was still able to stay connected.
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Deadly path The refugees in Kutupalong said they left their homes in the middle of the night, trekking from village to village to try and evade the soldiers and make it to the Naf River to cross into Bangladesh.
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Pentagon officials say the US is keeping a close eye on the movement of foreign fighters out of Iraq and Syria as ISIS is pushed back there, but gave no details on whether they might be trekking into Somalia.
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After six days of (attempting to) surf each morning and stretching out with yoga in the evening, I got the train north to Kochi for the start of my next adventure: trekking in the mountains of the Western Ghats.
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Despite its northern reaching borders, Finland is likely to face further hurdles on the migration front in the coming months, with a growing number of refugees trekking across Russia to bike across the border in hopes of claiming asylum.
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The film picks up with Kumail in his struggling-comic phase, driving an Uber and doing sets on stage at a comedy club in Chicago, then trekking out to his parents' house in the suburbs for mandatory family dinners.
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Produced in collaboration with Lost Desert—an artist Burridge reportedly came across while trekking through the Democratic Republic of the Congo—the song features the vocals of Junior, who sings in the actual Lingala dialect spoken in the country.
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Some credit it — or blame it — for most of what has happened here over the last two decades, from the country's moving to a multiparty democracy, to millions trekking to El Norte, to violent drug gangs ravaging border towns.
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As Hopson put it, Iñupiat knowledge prevailed because it was hard-earned, through lifetimes of learning to endure brutally cold winters, where the only food is what can be caught trekking across sea ice platforms atop the Arctic Ocean.
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It has a rudimentary app to help you track trekking, cycling, and fishing sessions, for instance, but this is basic distance over time stuff; there's nothing aimed at runners, which you'd think would be a more mainstream use case.
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Louisa Vesterager Jespersen, 20183, from Denmark, and Maren Ueland, 28, from Norway were found dead early on Monday near the village of Imlil on a route to Toubkal, North Africa's highest peak and a popular hiking and trekking destination.
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On the northern edge of Africa with a long Mediterranean coastline, Libya hosts more than 700,000 people who have fled their homelands, often trekking through desert in pursuit of their dream of crossing to a better life in Europe.
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But unlike many Salvadorans making a similar, wrenching decision, she headed across the Atlantic Ocean to Europe instead of joining the tens of thousands of people trekking north in hopes of reaching the United States and seeking asylum there.
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A. problem, Palisa Anderson — an owner of Chat Thai, Boon Cafe in Sydney and Boon Luck Farm in Northern New South Wales — remembers trekking through the streets of snowy London, trying to find passion fruit for a Christmas Pavlova.
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Female athletes seem to be able to exercise safely and intensively both before and during pregnancy without increasing their risk for birth-related complications, even if they are trekking up Mount Everest, according to two eye-opening new studies.
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Adjuncts often have no office to use on campus, meaning they have nowhere to meet their students for office hours, and nowhere to leave heavy belongings like books and laptops while trekking across one or more campuses to teach.
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Now he returns with "A Dog's Way Home," at No. 10 in hardcover fiction, about a pit bull trekking through 400 miles of wilderness to reunite with her human — basically, "The Incredible Journey" minus the distracting cat and retriever.
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"Four of our Korean clients, who were trekking in the Annapurna region are not in contact and are missing since an avalanche struck them on Friday," Sandesh Pandey, who runs the tour company which organized the hike, told Reuters.
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The photographs show the 65-year-old Putin in a khaki outfit and hat, carrying binoculars and trekking poles, hiking in forested mountains and enjoying a boat ride on the Yenisei river in the Tuva region of southern Siberia.
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His stomach started to gurgle even before he'd finished packing up his campsite, and he felt so uncomfortable that he pressed a hand to his belly several times as he packed his sled and prepared for another day of trekking.
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"Not to take away from our journey but I felt compelled to explain the difference between our trekking trip to Everest Base Camp vs the experienced and professional mountaineers and alpinists who are CLIMBING Everest," she wrote on Instagram on Friday.
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In November, the White House canceled the Central American Minors program, which had allowed young people from violence-plagued countries such as El Salvador and Honduras to apply for protection without trekking to the U.S.-Mexico border and claiming asylum.
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But many of the thousands of individuals who will be trekking to Cleveland as one of the 4723 delegates with a vote on nominee will be private citizens, eager to engage in what is shaping up to be a historic contest.
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"Not to take away from our journey but I felt compelled to explain the difference between our trekking trip to Everest Base Camp vs the experienced and professional mountaineers and alpinists who are CLIMBING Everest," she wrote in another post.
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Lawless since 2011 when Muammar Gaddafi was toppled by rebels backed by NATO air strikes, Libya has become the transit point for hundreds of thousands of migrants trekking across the Sahara in hopes of crossing the Mediterranean Sea to reach Europe.
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Young elephants in the wild stay with their mothers for 16 years, while these babies and others like them are often ripped away from their families at 6 months due to the elephant tourism (such as trekking camps) and logging industries.
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The United Nations wants to find agreement on a road map for elections to resolve the prolonged instability in Libya, an oil producer and transit point for refugees and migrants trekking across the Sahara with the aim of reaching Europe.
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But after trekking across Europe and eventually applying for asylum in Germany, she made it her priority to get back in the pool and train in the sport to which she has dedicated more than half of her young life.
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CHIQUIMULA, Guatemala (Reuters) - More Honduran migrants tried to join a caravan of several thousand trekking through Guatemala on Wednesday, defying calls by authorities not to make the journey after U.S. President Donald Trump threatened to cut off regional aid in reprisal.
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According to a government official, the 36-year-old man was riding the male elephant as part of a trekking tour with his daughter when the animal suddenly got angry and shook the pair and their mahout (trainer) from its back.
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So dangerous has the Syrian civil war become, and so desperate the millions of people displaced by it, that thousands are trekking, often on foot, through some of the most desolate regions of Russia and Sweden, simply to reach safety.
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Trump spent weeks ahead of the midterm elections warning that the United States was about to experience an invasion from a migrant caravan trekking north across Mexico, and sent troops to the border in what critics branded a political stunt.
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Earlier, trekking teams found a vertical shaft that appeared to lead into the cave and dropped in food and drinking water, in case the group was nearby, Thanya Netithamkul, director general of the national park, wildlife and plants department said.
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But in practical terms, the Russians will now play their second-round match at their favored venue, Moscow's Luzhniki Stadium, where most of their international games are staged, instead of trekking down to Sochi and also having one fewer day's rest.
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After trekking nearly 1,000 miles across three countries, a group of around 150 asylum seekers who fled violence in Central America has arrived at the U.S. border to find the equivalent of a "not welcome" sign posted by the Trump administration.
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I've been using the Panga 28 backpack for about a year now — a year that has seen me fishing through fall nor'easters in an open (uncovered) boat, hunting and trekking through wind, rain, and snow, and jetting around the globe.
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But according to government officials, insurers and employees in Nepal's tourism industry, some mountain guides earn commissions from trekking operators by pressuring inexperienced hikers to be flown back to Kathmandu, the capital, at the first minor signs of altitude sickness.
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Under intense stress, the line between lucidity and madness can be fuzzy, especially so for someone who has been alone for almost two months, trekking miles each day while doing battle with raging winds, unseasonal snowfall, whiteout visibility and polar temperatures.
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TREKKING POLES The steep and dramatically uneven terrain of the trails on the White Mountains is tough on even the strongest knees, and it can be challenging to keep your balance and avoid falls without the aid of two poles.
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Gorilla trekking in Uganda, perhaps, or a sojourn in a remote yet well-appointed eco-lodge in the forests of Costa Rica, or even a luxurious stay at a Galápagos safari camp with an infinity pool and locally made teak furniture.
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We were trekking under the shadow of the island's highest peak, Maunga Terevaka, a 240,600-foot extinct volcano in a section of Rapa Nui National Park, a collection of protected areas that together make up a Unesco World Heritage site.
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She had spent her day trekking around the city, getting a blowout in Chinatown, meeting some friends for brunch in the West Village and stopping home in Brooklyn for some relaxation time with her dog, a Shiba Inu puppy named Demi.
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"Some Indian climbers look for low-budget companies and get poor services," said Ang Tshering Sherpa, the founder of Asian Trekking, one of Nepal's largest mountaineering companies that has led 54 climbers to the summit of Everest this year without fatalities.
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For most of his time in China, from 19667 to 21941, he was an intimate of the Communist Party's top leaders, whom he sought out in their mountain sanctuary, a guerrilla camp in Yan'an, by trekking 21940 days on foot.
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Nothing important is left unexplained — to the point where the show feels like it has a little too much setup, stopping dead in its tracks after a very good premiere to meander for two episodes before doing some actual... star trekking.
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Roland Yearwood, 50, from Alabama, perished at an altitude of about 8,400 meters (27,500 feet) in an area called "death zone" which is known for thin air, Murari Sharma of the Everest Parivas trekking company that sponsored his climb said.
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Luxury amenities include a dome bar, massages and free yoga classes along with a variety of all-inclusive programs that cover meals (like three-course dinners with wine and a daily cocktail) and guide-led trekking, horseback and kayaking excursions.
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For most of his time in China, from 19667 to 21941, he was an intimate of the Communist Party's top leaders, whom he sought out in their mountain sanctuary, a guerrilla camp in Yan'an, by trekking 21940 days on foot.
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Ugh. 85D: For an "entertainment with camels, maybe," I thought of the animal, which can be used for racing, trekking, hauling, milking … I didn't grok the other sporting reference to camel, which is a type of spin in an ICE SHOW.
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He tucked his pants into his socks, he says, trekking amongst the rubble and the rats (he discovered that there had been grains stored in the garage that he had not been informed of) and went to rescue his negatives.
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Marinel de Jesus, who quit her job as a lawyer to move to Peru and founded a global trekking company, believes that we should not over-romanticize solo travel and that there should be more data available about its inherent dangers.
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