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Your submission at Articles for creation: Bove Path has been accepted

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Ref needed

There is text: "The Bove Path is best traversed between late spring and early autumn when the climate is most favorable. During winter, it is not recommended due to harsh temperatures and its exposure to adverse weather conditions. In contrast, summer poses different challenges: the lack of water sources along the route and prolonged exposure to the sun make it less advisable for hiking."

Is this your recommendation, or published and thus possible to cite? Is the Path closed in winter conditions? What organization would have the authority to make that decision? Are their deaths, injuries, rescues from the Path? Any news items published about that? How hot can it get in summer? Are there locations along the Path that allow people to interrupt their hike to get to a store to buy water? Exit/join the trail? Or is there only one access? David notMD (talk) 04:50, 25 December 2024 (UTC)[reply]

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	There is text: "The Bove Path is best traversed between late spring and early autumn when the climate is most favorable. During winter, it is not recommended due to harsh temperatures and its exposure to adverse weather conditions. In contrast, summer poses different challenges: the lack of water sources along the route and prolonged exposure to the sun make it less advisable for hiking."		There is text: "The Bove Path is best traversed between late spring and early autumn when the climate is most favorable. During winter, it is not recommended due to harsh temperatures and its exposure to adverse weather conditions. In contrast, summer poses different challenges: the lack of water sources along the route and prolonged exposure to the sun make it less advisable for hiking."

	Is this your recommendation, or published and thus possible to cite? Is the Path closed in winter conditions? What organization would have the authority to make that decision? Are their deaths, injuries, rescues from the Path?How hot can it get in summer? Are there locations along the Path that allow people to interrupt their hike to get to a store to buy water? [[User:David notMD\|David notMD]] ([[User talk:David notMD\|talk]]) 04:50, 25 December 2024 (UTC)		Is this your recommendation, or published and thus possible to cite? Is the Path closed in winter conditions? What organization would have the authority to make that decision? Are their deaths, injuries, rescues from the Path? Any news items published about that? How hot can it get in summer? Are there locations along the Path that allow people to interrupt their hike to get to a store to buy water? Exit/join the trail? Or is there only one access? [[User:David notMD\|David notMD]] ([[User talk:David notMD\|talk]]) 04:50, 25 December 2024 (UTC)