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Show HN: The Adventure Playbook - email signup conversion results
2 points by wheresclark 13y ago|0 comments
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by wheresclark 13y ago
I'm starting to see this more and more. Thanks :)
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by wheresclark 13y ago
Awesome. I guarantee you'll find some unique stuff in the book.
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by wheresclark 13y ago
Scrivener has been suggested by a few people now. Time to check it out me thinks.
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by wheresclark 13y ago
I'm still writing the structure of the book, but as soon as I can, I will post an example adventure on the landing page for sure.
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by wheresclark 13y ago
I know I have only given outdoor examples, but I live in a city and have found plenty of ways to have an impromptu adventure amongst the skyscrapers. I'll be adding a few urban adventures to the book for sure.
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by wheresclark 13y ago
I'm still in the 'butchers paper and lots of planning' phase of the book so have not yet chosen a suitable publishing tool. If you've got any suggestions I'd love to take a look. I've not yet decided about vers
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by wheresclark 13y ago
Hi there, I am still mapping out the 100 different adventures and plan on having a range spanning a bunch of skill and difficulty levels. So hopefully you will find some that you can take your wife and a six year old on. There are so many a
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Show HN: I'm writing an ebook about adventure and giving it away for free(adventureplaybook.com)
47 points by wheresclark 13y ago|23 comments
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by wheresclark 13y ago
Hi all, This is something I've been working on for a while now. I plan to launch in Australia soon. Please let me know your thoughts (good or bad). Any feedback would be really appreciated. Thanks.
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Show HN: Commute to work by any (other) means.(sneakytravel.com)
1 points by wheresclark 13y ago|1 comments
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by wheresclark 13y ago
Thanks Jonaphin, I'll get to work building a few options.
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by wheresclark 13y ago
Thanks marshwah!
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48-Hour startup challenge
2 points by wheresclark 13y ago|5 comments
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Ask HN: A collaborative consumption experiment
1 points by wheresclark 14y ago|0 comments
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by wheresclark 14y ago
Thanks koopajah. Lockitron may be the best solution out there. I was hoping for a padlock that did pretty much the same thing, but with some tweaks I might be able to make the lockitron work for my needs. Perhaps using it in a metal box wit
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by wheresclark 14y ago
Good tip. I've updated the heading now. Thanks.
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Ask HN: My kayak conundrum
3 points by wheresclark 14y ago|4 comments
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by wheresclark 14y ago
They look good. Thanks for the link. I'd be interested to see if there were any that you can lock and unlock remotely
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Ask HN: Internet controlled padlock.
1 points by wheresclark 14y ago|2 comments
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by wheresclark 14y ago
You can check out a bit more about me here: http://www.clarkcarter.com
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by wheresclark 14y ago
Good advice. Although I am not a full time guide, I have a lot of domain experience and have guided in the past. I have intimate knowledge of the adventure/guiding community and what's involved with adventures, but need to research more abo
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by wheresclark 14y ago
Love it. Kickstarter for adventures. It wouldn't even need to be big expeditions (although they would be awesome), it could simply be that for a canyoning guide to justify spending a day taking people through a canyon, they'd need at least
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by wheresclark 14y ago
Thanks for the startups list. It's good to get a feeling for the market, even startups not quite in the exact space.
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by wheresclark 14y ago
Thanks for the feedback people. All great points and worth considering. I am inclined to focus on outdoor adventure rather than the looser 'experiences/tours' approach. A system pointed out by a couple of people (thanks!) that I particularl
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by wheresclark 14y ago
Glad to here it Steven. Quick question. Would you be looking to go on hard (Everest) or soft (Surfing at Bondi) adventures? Both equally good in my books.
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Ask HN: What do you think of my startup idea?
14 points by wheresclark 14y ago|34 comments