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Hello there, Adventure ladies Let's have a chat about our go-to bras for hiking and walking! I'm currently on a mission to find the ultimate hiking companion, and your insights would be incredibly valuable. Specifically, I'm in search of a bra that combines breathability, moisture-wicking capabilities, quick-drying features, and, most importantly, exceptional support for those of us with a larger chest. Now, let's get into the details. Do you prefer the convenience of front-opening bras, or do you find comfort in bras without zips or clasps? Your personal experiences and preferences

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Just trying to less use of coffee and artificial drinks:( Now I usually read different articles of an easy-to-follow guide to all things juicing like here. From a simple explanation of the benefits of juicing to a comparison of the different juicers available to buy, this book covers it all. Included are a number of juicing recipes to tempt your tastebuds & inspire your own experimentation. My query is, Does the nutritional quality of the juice degrade overnight? And if so, why? I am curious that way...

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I have a Herman Miller Aeron at the office and it is really nice in terms of lumbar adjustability. I found it comfortable when sitting correctly in it but I got lazy and would slouch in it for 8+ hours. Totally negated the whole lumbar support of it. I'm thinking that slouching for that long in that chair contributed to my 2 herniated discs. That pain peaked when we got sent home for corona around March 17th. I use a varier balans chair at home and get up often (fridge breaks lol). The sciatic nerve pain from the herniated discs is gone and I contribute the better posture and no slouching

I am not into tattoos myself but have seen some very nice ones, and "sleeve" tattoos can look really good. And i think tattoos have got better over the years. I don't have any but my wife has 4 tattoos.

Hi! I just thought I'd tell you how I do mine! (My son, who's a picky eater loves them!) I rub them with any seasonings I choose and wrap them in foil. Then I cook them for approximately 4 hours in the oven on 275 degrees. I put them in the fridge to cool off because they seem to come out tastier if they can sit awhile before I put them on the grill. When I grill them, I put sauce on them and cook till the sauce is as thick and darkened as we like! (Cooling them in the fridge also seems to help the sauce stick a little better! Enjoy!! i got this recipe from thebarbec.com. I cook the ribs

I have no experience with different binoculars aside from the one pair I bought a couple years ago. I followed an advice of buying binoculars with a magnification between 8x-10x, and I chose 8x because I really wanted to avoid shaking. I decided how much I wanted to spend, and went to a shop, tried a couple in that price range and concluded that I would probably be satisfied with the one I found. If you are on a budget, I would recommend you go out and try some within that budget and decide if it feels right for you or you’d rather wait until you can afford some more expensive one. I thin

Any FSR radios will only get you about a mile if you are lucky, I know, I know they say they will transmit 20 or 30 miles and that is complete BS! I switched to VHF MURS from UHF FSR. https://nrcradio.co.uk/waterproof-walkie-talkies/ The quality is a lot better then a typical FSR that we were using and the loudness and clarity are way better. Range is slightly better but is still an issue. I was going to use VHF Marine radio's but found out it is not legal to use those over land. confused2 Here is my review. Cons: I wished it had the capability to be charged

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Typically two large cups daily. I always make what measures in the pot as 6 cups. It's about 2.5-3 based on the coffee mug I use. My best gift ever was this single serve coffee pot I can start with my phone while I'm waking up. I never used the timer on my old pot because I get up at different times, no alarm usually, so I had to wait for the coffee. Now it's just about ready by the time I get up, do some morning stuff and go to the kitchen.

I have a Nikon prostaff 550, happy enough with it but the display is not illuminated & not easy to see in very low light. Below is an extract from the review at [link] "I've seen reviews that reject the idea of a black reticule option. The Nikon 550 uses a black-on-clear reticule, which is normal for a base to the intermediate optical product. Most of this criticism is brought by saying the black reticule is not easily seen during a late-dusk or early-dawn range scan. We are talking about the range finder reticule here while measuring for a shot, having measured that, a gunshot is in

Just picked up a cz457 and am pondering what scope I’d like to put on it. Most of my shots are around 15-40yds and the biggest I would like to go is a 3x9. I’d like an adjustable parallax if possible. Let me know what scopes your running in your neck of the woods. Thanks

Hi everyone I am newbie, Hunting is my second love:) Excited to be the part of this community...