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How to find water
Look for areas that have green foliage.
Green areas in a desert or plains area can indicate the presence of water. A line of trees or some foliage low on the ground may also hint at a creek bed or some other body of water.

OUT: Scout the terrain for low-lying areas. Some examples of these include valleys, depressions, or crevices.

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How to do a pub crawl
Do an online search for the name of pubs in your area.
This is the fastest way to turn up the most results.
Google also offers a gps map option (if you're on your smartphone) that can show you how the locations of the pubs relate to one another.

OUT: Seeing the locations allows you to pick an area where a few interesting pubs are clustered together so there's not a large time gap between each hit. Choose the area with several good pubs in it.

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How to alpine ski if you are a beginner
Pick skis that are shorter than you.
Look at a ski size chart to see what size you should get ahead of time. You can also stand the skis on their end and pick ones that are about 13 cm (5 inches) shorter than you.

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Shorter skis are easily to learn on than long skis. The longer the skis are that you choose are, the more finesse it will take to slow down and turn because you have more ski to move.