Some Advice From An Explorer: The problems That Snowfall Causes To Tents. By Don Pablo Edronkin
Best Sellers Adventure Gear Survival Climbing and Mountaineering Extreme and Conventional Sports Travel Services Photo and Video Friends Motivation and Self-Help Leadership Natural Health Courses Ecology and Gardening Related Auctions Vehicles Jobs and Employment	"Snowfall over your tent could cause you some problems. First, you will loose interior space because the walls and ceiling of the tent will comb inside because of the weight of the exterior snow. In extreme cases, such weight could lead to a rupture of the tent's fabric. Second, a layer of snow over your tent could have a similar effect to that of rain. Snow combined with the "high" interior temperature of the tent will almost certainly cause a meltdown of the ice crystals. In the end, you will suffer a cold shower. Thus, it is recommendable that you periodically remove the snow that falls on your tent." You may learn more about this topic by reviewing Andinia.com's directory or visiting one of our recommended sites. More information: Survival. Related courses. Bibliography. Research and exploration. Articles and studies from Andinia.com. Buy adventure gear. Explorers preparing to leave a geodesic cabin somewhere in Patagonia. <<Previous - Shop - Search - 1st Page - Index - Next>>

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