Search and Rescue Advice – From the Flight Line

Matt Palazzolo has about the coolest résumé in the world.  Since leaving Army aviation in 1994, and after spending a few years guiding rafting trips and snow skiing, Matt, 47, has been steering birds for media outlets, the U.S. Forest Service, and now, an air EMS outfit.
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How to find a hot shower?

At home we used to take a shower every day. We both really love the long, hot showers and before we left for this trip, the ability to take a shower all the time was one of our worries. We did not have the illusion that while on the road we would still be taking a…
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Mosquito free camping??

Many people warned us for the mosquito’s up north. They said the more to north we’d get, the more mosquito’s we’d find. And indeed, every now and then we are eaten alive by the dozens of mosquito’s that come and hunt us down. Mosquito free camping has turned out not...
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Efficient shopping in Canada

Our first impression of groceries in Canada was that it is EXPENSIVE! Bread at CD 3,50, a 6-pack beer at 12 dollars? It was a big difference from the US and we felt really uncomfortable those first few days.   Fortunately we found a solution after a week or so. Most grocery stores have...
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A Few Tips on Tipping Around the World

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