Natural Navigation using Snow on Trees
In winter there are lots of new clues formed by the snow, including the strips of snow we find on the windward side of trees.…
In winter there are lots of new clues formed by the snow, including the strips of snow we find on the windward side of trees.…
My thanks to Tim Crook for his very interesting emails and for permission to share here. Hi Tristan You suggested getting in touch if we…
Another very interesting email from Prof. Otta Wenskus: Hi Tristan, I just read your paragraph on altocumulus lenticularis. Sadly, while Ifind them beautiful, my feelings…
There are many different kinds of snow, as the Inuit know only too well. You are probably familiar with how easy it is to track…
How to Read Signs in Every Cloud, Breeze, Hill, Street, Plant, Animal, and Dewdrop The weather changes as we walk around a tree or turn…
In some areas niche expertise is vital, literally. The signs that warn of avalanches can be life-saving. Nik Huggins spoke to Alan Halewood (pictured) for…
As is my habit at this time of year, I like to get out early after any overnight snow. The tracking opportunities are spoiling and…
I took these two photographs during a walk in the woods on Friday morning. The second picture was taken facing the opposite direction to the…
The snow is melting away, but not at the same speed everywhere. The warmer wind which is blowing from the southeast today is leaving green…
Yesterday afternoon I threw the snow off the Land Rover and headed out into the white – I had about half-a-dozen minor outstanding ‘to-do’s for…
The more I study natural navigation, the more indebted I feel to trees. There are few environmental conditions that they do not make some effect…