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I got my first tick today. found him hiding in my belly button. About as fat as this pic so hes been there for a while. i was pretty drunk and just ripped it out with my fingers. Do you guys think i should go in and get tested for some disease? Im in wyoming so im not too worried about lyme but still.
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>>1561340 It's a 10-inch piece
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>>1578718 Plum Island is at the tip of Long Island, closer to the epicenter, not so far north.
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>>1596854 thank you for the prime gondola and smoke tip
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>>1548400 I have (((lymes))) and it sucks. Find a lyme literate dr. Get tested. Make sure they test for it, and the co-infections. It's no joke.
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>>1598186 Are you by the X
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Anyone have any experience hiking any of the pilgrimage trails in Norway? I'm planning on going next summer, and it's between Gudbrandsdalen and Osterdalen paths. Osterdalen being the less used, more campy one. Only problem is, I can't even find Norwegian resources on it.
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>>1596611 What mountain is that from? I climbed Geite near Leirvassbu a few weeks ago. Pic related.
To OP, I recommend Rondanestien.
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Are Norwegian mountains hikes typically something anyone can do provided they're in good shape and are moderately prepared? Or do I need to actually have climbing equipment? I plan to just bring a smallish backpack on the plane with me for my extended hike.
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>>1599377 Some mountains require climbing equipment, but you typically have to go out of your way to find them, so you won't need that if you just want to hike those pilgrimage trails.
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>>1599453 But would say Rondanestein require equipment?
Also, I know Scandinavia in general is famed for having rather cold and distant people, but would you say it's like that in hiking too? I feel like most places I'm hiking people generally want to trade whole life stories with any stranger they come across. Is Norway immune to that attitude? Am I learning Norwegian for nothing?
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>>1599479 Absolutely no equipment required on that trail.
Norwegians are mostly cold and distant in the cities. If you meet people in the mountains, it's normal to stop and chat a little about where you've been and where you're going, and of course, the weather.
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Are there any good trails in southeast Michigan?
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>>1595567 Waterloo-Pickney
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>starting threads with low resolution images
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>>1595567 yes the ones that go to northern Michigan
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Bumping before kill
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I'll visit Vancouver next June and am interested in hiking, outdoor stuff and generally seeing the natural beauty of the region
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Hike crown mountain if you don't want to go too far from the city, it's pretty beautiful.
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>>1599334 >legal situation Just camp anon. Leafland is fucking huge
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>>1599157 I grew up there and helped build mountain bike trails for Suncoast Trail Society AND Sprockids.
Anklebiter/Stinger in the Sprockids park; Sidewinder/Pressuredrop/102/103/Red Baron/Guy's Gulch up Mt. Elphinstoned.
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>>1599534 No longer on the coast?
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>>1599157 Cunning Stunts as well, Graham's pride and joy.
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Hey /out/ what's wrong with my tomatoes?
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Would this help?
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>>1598356 fucking no thanks, introducing an invasive species to get rid of invasive species is garbage-tier final solution
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Alternaria alternata
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>>1598303 Blossom end is to the lower left and looks ok. Changing watering patterns and supplementing calcium will help with BER.
I'd say you left them on the plant too long and started to get over-ripe, or something nicked the fruit and it started to rot. Go out in your garden more than once a week.
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>>1598242 >mfw when group of birds hunt them around my house
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How good is Wisconsin for /out/? I can only imagine it’s great for deer hunting, but what about for other activities?
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>>1590303 Underrated /out/ state desu, have great fishing in the many rivers, lakes and access to Michigan/Superior. Vast cycling and hiking trails and a well supported XC skiing/atv/snowmobile system if you’re into that. Each season offers a unique take at any given property and makes repeat visits worthwhile
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>>1594993 Fellow 414 fag here, it's pretty garbage for /out/.
I guess as far as big cities go it's not the worst, still beats Chicago. I won't complain too aggressively about Milwaukee (save for how large a certain demographic is here), but I wanna move.
>>1595177 Any advice for fishing spots that aren't polluted to high holy shit? Only areas I know are along the Wisconsin, Fox, and Milwaukee rivers which all have a little too many people along them or are too far for a single day's worth of fishing.
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Brown County is a mix but the ghouls are moving in to the city. Lots of suburbs going up because of it.>Great beer >great farmer's market >the Pack
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>>1590303 Rest of the thread pretty well covers it - lots of woods, plenty of water up north, you're never that far from some kind of /out/, but no mountains (or really any big elevation). Winter can get kind of rough but your beer never gets warm when you're out ice fishing.
Plus, if you're from Illinois fuck off we're full.
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>>1597753 Brown County isn't great for /out/ but does have the other things you mention. Green Bay metro area is pretty close to Door County (without the FIBs) and much of the north woods - so not bad. Even the UP is a reasonable drive after work on a Friday, and you can't say that about Madison or Milwaukee.
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Making good progress on my camper van. Got some insulation in. This weekend I will go the floor. My goal is to have the insulation, floor, windows, fan, and bed frame finished by September. My first trip will be to Lassen Volcanic NP.
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>>1584958 That Van is ridiculously expensive
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>>1594380 Looking comfy broanon, get a juicy weather-proof hotspot signal booster and I you'll have comfy movie nights in the woods.
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Quick curtain install, plus a dozen smaller things. Getting ready for my trip to Lassen next weekend. I think I have everything in order for that trip. Pretty excited for it
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I'll start
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>>1594107 I’ve had 2 pairs and they’re great
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>>1594160 The whole state of Ontario has a smaller population than my region in Italy, which is more than 70 times smaller.
If we manage to have forested land, just imagine how much they have.
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>>1597021 Gotta correct myself, Ontario has 4 million more people than my region, and is "only" 39.2 times bigger
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>>1596564 >Filson >Fleamarket Boi...
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Hey Guys, I found this coon a few days ago in a dried out river, at first I thought hes just shocked, but now a few days laterhes still here, doesnt seem ill at all but his hindlegs and tail wont move.
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>>1599338 Your 2 second google search provided you with wrong information. In Germany there hasnt been an animal case of rabies since 2008 except bats. In middle germany there hasnt be a case since 1995.
And I still have to disagree, it doesnt look or act like a rabies animal at all.
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>>1599331 Gotta be New Germans, a true German would jump at the chance to execute a coon.
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This thread is painful. Doooo something OP.
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>>1599344 Rabies or no rabies, you act like a fucking child, OP. A timid child.
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>>1599002 Sorry you’re having to deal with this, amigo, but it’s just nature.
I’ve had to put down sick coons and other animals at our house and on our farm.
I don’t like it, because I love animals.
It’s just part of life, brother.
It doesn’t need to suffer any more.
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Does anyone have any good outdooring YouTubers? Preferably someone who knows what they're doing and isn't a child. I've recently been watching this chap's videos, and they're pretty interesting, plus the quality is high. I guess this is a sort of shill, but he doesn't get any views and a lot of quality shines here.
https://youtu.be/Y6xo9V4l8kc
