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I recently spent a pleasant half day walking and exploring the rarely visited western flanks of Whernside. I was only able to complete this lovely walk because in Britain we have a Right to Roam in our country’s designated Access Land. Heading up from the col between Kingsdale and Deepdale to the summit, I then…

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We offer the advice and equipment you need to start climbing safely. Here’s our beginner’s guide to bouldering – a chance for us to show you the ropes.

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This is the Bag Target taking a bolt at 370ft p/sec at 10ft from a MK-XB55 The target is the most important accessory you can have for your crossbow as you need to retrieve your bolt and in good condition to use it again. You need a good target when using arrows or bolts that can cost in excess of £10 each and travel as fast as 400+ feet per second. Using the wrong type of target will result in damage to your arrows/bolts, difficult retrieval from the target and sometimes an inability to stop the arrow/bolt before it goes through and causes further damage. The best targets stop your arrow/bolts at the point end not by 'friction' or squashing the arrow/bolt as it enters. The more expensive bag or block targets come ready packed but this comes at a premium both in cost and weight, with our Shot Stoppa targets you fill them yourselves with old clothes, duvets and blankets etc. 50cm x 50cm Printed one side Safety pin fastening (not included) 800 denier woven polypropylene for self healing and longer target life Environmentally friendly simply fill with old clothes, duvets, pillows, blankets etc Will stop any high power crossbow at as close as 5 yards. Filling Instructions 1.  Fill with old clothes, material, blankets, duvets etc 2.  Do not use items such as sand, straw or paper packing 3.  Ensure you pack the target really tight if there are gaps the bolts will find a way through 4.  Close using safety pins 5.  Use all of the target faces to prolong the life of your target 6.  Always shoot in a downwards direction at your target

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Red Tarns is a short walk in Mount Cook National Park to an arrangement of red pigmented tarns overlooking Aoraki (Mount Cook).

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In this wild camping Brecon Beacons guide find out everything you need to know to enjoy a night out under the stars in the Brecon Beacons National Park

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