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Guillaume Hullin earns a living doing freelance work in information technology and as a staff member of a church in Malmö, Sweden. He often heads into the outdoors to break out of his routine, be more self-reliant for a period of time and then return to work refreshed. During his treks, Guillaume shares his experiences [...] The post inReach: The 3,000th SOS Incident appeared...

If you were to ask any pilot what the most stressful phase of flight is, their answer would likely be the landing. Take it a step further and ask them ‘why,’ and they would probably tell you any number of reasons—anything from communicating with air traffic control and keeping an eye on airborne traffic, to [...] The post Terminal Environment Safety: Garmin SafeTaxi appeared...

By Alexi Pappas, Garmin Pro @AlexiPappas  The marathon, I’m learning, is a unique sport — even for someone who has competed at the Olympic level in Track. The marathon-training process is almost like learning a new language. Of course, running is running, and at the end of the day, fitness is critical. But there are [...] The post Alexi Pappas Reflects on Marathon Training,...