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Desert trekking advice and info

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Hello

I am going desert trekking in November and as a recent convert to trekking would like to know if anyone else has done anything similar and has any advice for me. I am type 2 but recently started on insulin so I am a bit worried about hypos.

It will be just me, a friend and our local guide for about 3-5 days in the desert so any advice would be welcome.

Many thanks in advance

Misabel
 
desert trekking

Get some good quality clothes and a hat with a brim. carry your own first aid kit. drink bottled water.



Misabel said:
Hello

I am going desert trekking in November and as a recent convert to trekking would like to know if anyone else has done anything similar and has any advice for me. I am type 2 but recently started on insulin so I am a bit worried about hypos.

It will be just me, a friend and our local guide for about 3-5 days in the desert so any advice would be welcome.

Many thanks in advance

Misabel
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