What do you like best?
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kayak, walking or cycling. It has to be non motorised to feel a part of the environment. walking is the best as it requires the least amount of preparation and kit.
That's a difficult one for me to answer. I'd love to get an expedition type of canoe and travel riverways and lakes, but around here, walking is the only way to go.
Horses. well trained ones. Save your legs,environmentally friendly and wildlife acts like your not there!
But I do love walking
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the Range Rover :?:
But I do love walking
and
the Range Rover :?:
Walking is my general mode of transport, but would like to do the canoe/kayak trip type (not deliverance style 
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I go for walking, after I've used my Land Rover to transport my kayak to the river to get me to an out of the way island!
Ahh, If only....
Dave
Ahh, If only....
Dave
Paganwolf
Bushcrafter (boy, I've got a lot to say!)
If I wanted to travel a fair distance it would be the canoe but if just enjoying the slow life in the woods it would be walking for me
In an ideal world, god I'd love to go everywhere on horseback...but I can't, because I haven't got one so that's out. Secondly, I've always wanted to go canoing/kayaking, but I never have, so that's out...and I can't drive...
WALKING.
On my two reliable (sort of) old feet.
WALKING.
On my two reliable (sort of) old feet.
Walking for me. 
I can't say I have tried the others as a mode of transport in a wilderness area but I have tried them and am partial to a bit of canoeing or kayaking.
I'd quite like to take up expedition(?) kayaking sometime. :biggthump
I can't say I have tried the others as a mode of transport in a wilderness area but I have tried them and am partial to a bit of canoeing or kayaking.I'd quite like to take up expedition(?) kayaking sometime. :biggthump
Only had time and cash to try it once but I great day out running down hills and taking off with a "parafoil" style parachute.
Exhilarating, great view, saves endless aggro on the knees during descents but of course you have an extra 20 odd pounds to hump up the hill in the first place.
I was lucky enough to get a kilometer long flight on this first day - yow!
Otherwise I like boats - yachts all the way down to kayaks.
I don't click with horses - far too little response between the steering & the wheels - and don't even think about brakes):
Exhilarating, great view, saves endless aggro on the knees during descents but of course you have an extra 20 odd pounds to hump up the hill in the first place.
I was lucky enough to get a kilometer long flight on this first day - yow!
Otherwise I like boats - yachts all the way down to kayaks.
I don't click with horses - far too little response between the steering & the wheels - and don't even think about brakes
):
I'm a diehard walker, but in an ideal world a Greenland kayak would be my legs - think of it, out all day fishing and hunting seals, then go back to your camp on a tiny Norwegian island. Heaven :biggthump
EdS
Bushcrafter (boy, I've got a lot to say!)
Walking for me.
Though i really do like taking my old Landy IF its not going to do any damage to the environment - mind you I've got in to the habit of taking my company car (nice shiney new Astra) place where non 4x4 wouldn't ever get the chance to go.
I'd like a canoe/kayak or decent inflatable as the idea of a river trip really appeals.
Though i really do like taking my old Landy IF its not going to do any damage to the environment - mind you I've got in to the habit of taking my company car (nice shiney new Astra) place where non 4x4 wouldn't ever get the chance to go.
I'd like a canoe/kayak or decent inflatable as the idea of a river trip really appeals.
Its my own 2 feet for me, but wouldn't mind a trip in an indian syle canoe. But I would love to restore a landy and take it offroad touring.
i am not really a water person i like looking at it but not really have any desire to float on it. i did have a horse but they do tend to make to much noise when walking and you kind of lose the intimacy with the ground that you have when walking. althrough the horse will hear animals that you would not hear so the is an up side.
always walking for me, it's also cheaper!
always walking for me, it's also cheaper!
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