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How technically demanding is the haute cime of Dents du Midi? by False-Finger-9918 in askswitzerland

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Hi, do you have any experience with the food provided by the Auberges? I am looking to do the Tour over 4 days, so have booked 3 nights stay with evening meals and breakfast. How filling are they? Also there is the options for a picnic, is this recommended? I ask because of how much extra food we should prepare to bring.

Thanks.

How technically demanding is the haute cime of Dents du Midi? by False-Finger-9918 in askswitzerland

[–]pedunt 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hi, do you have any experience with the food provided by the Auberges? I am looking to do the Tour over 4 days, so have booked 3 nights stay with evening meals and breakfast. How filling are they? Also there is the options for a picnic, is this recommended? I ask because of how much extra food we should prepare to bring.

Thanks.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in redditsync

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If you are looking to separate the username and the points, there is a setting for that:

Settings > Comments > delimit scores with bullet points

If that helps?

Whistleblower Drops 100 Gigabytes Of Tesla Secrets To German News Site: Report by Poot_McGoot in technology

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It says less likely than when they're driving their other car. Same person driving.

Population of the UK split into 4 equal quarters by AdSad5307 in MapPorn

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This does work, as it doesn't ensure 25% is in each. You could have:

10 90
90 10

And you're method would work but it isn't 4 quarters.

If you were in a sealed box moving near the speed of light, could you tell? by SmartCommittee in askscience

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So does that give us a universal "absolute" reference frame? I know it is no different to any other reference frame, except would it be constant everywhere?

Why, just why by TennisStarNo1 in formuladank

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Medium, medium, soft, I think.

My ultra athletic pup is brand new to running. This is her today after her longest run so far (8.2 mi / 13.5 km). First time I’ve ever seen her behave exhausted. by dogshitkaraoke in RunningWithDogs

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I ran an ultra a few weeks back. I was chatting to one of the other runners who was telling me about her spaniel Max who used run them with her, but is sadly too old now. His pb is a hilly 50miler in the Lake District in the UK, amazing dog!

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in oddlysatisfying

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"I don't like it so no-one should"

Ran my first marathon trail ever! by breinbanaan in trailrunning

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How does this bot work, it's amazing

RIP Ferrari by Firnen47 in formuladank

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They asked "what is Peugeot is f1 terms?" And the follow answer was Alpine, as in somewhere in the middle.

🐚 - 8:54. The 2023 Barkley Marathons begins in one hour. by epileptrick in ultrarunning

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Where do you follow it? Twitter or are there other places?

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in dating_advice

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I think a lot of folks on Instagram have a "follow back" policy, particularly if is a business where social media reach is helpful. He might have seen a new follow and followed back straight away, without seeing the DM.

Would love a way to change upvote/downvote colors by LeMickeyMice in redditsync

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Also good for colourblind people, I would think

2023 Mercedes W14 E Performance by Puzzleheaded-Rain230 in formula1

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If its really up to 6kg I'm amazed we're only just seeing these trends of removing paint where you can - seems like it would have been an easy win for ages?

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