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>go /out/ >state is a shithole desert >sadly not the wild west, an urbanite sprawl next to the (((state))) california fuck deserts
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>>2025564 this when i used to live in portland all the faggots wanted to go to mt hood or st helens or to the coast nobody ever wanted to go to eastern oregon i started going without them oh man do i miss the wallowas and badlands
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>>2025854 >>2028629 >>2018060 >pay like 5 bucks to park there >walk around for 30 minutes and then go home LOL desert fags cope harder
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>>2021216 Each conservation corps I worked for had a few 25+ people that were members and leaders just apply
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>>2016467 >newfags not getting this meme Anonymous
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>>2026741 >sleep without tent in desert many times >most i woke up to was a lizard that crawled in my sleeping bag to get warm >give him a name, send him on his way you are retarded
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I would like to take a trip to Kyrgyzstan and do some hiking this summer. What should I bring? The trails I plan on hiking are advertised as only taking ~5 hours to hike. Have you ever gone it alone? Ideally I'd like to do it myself since I plan on visiting the country solo.
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>>2026382 >Forget all the investigation and have fun finding out for yourself I wanna do that but I don't wanna fuck up and forget something important lol
>>2026401 Are there really? Maybe I should go with a group
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Wow this is awesome. It’s my dream to visit Central Asia, especially Mongolia and Kyrgyzstan. Good luck OP, I’m sure you’ll have an amazing trip. I don’t have any advice, I’m just offering up encouragement :-)
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>>2026329 Discover for yourself and participate in their unique and charming cultural traditions!
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post about experiences urban exploring or draining, tips for new explorers, photos, location hints, etc.>Leave nothing that will be noticed, take nothing that will be missed
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>>2025082 Man I would love to check this sort of thing out, but I don't think we really have much of that in the northeast
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>>2028697 There are abandoned mine shafts in almost every part of the country.
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Came across some old train tunnels recently as well as a watercourse under the regular train line. There's some other spots in the area to check out so will be going back soon.
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>>2028841 Your mine shaft's looking a little abandoned, mind if I explore it?
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Stay out of the tunnels. If we find any of you expect to be raped and eaten
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Post your special area
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Looks like teeth in the winter
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>>2027569 are those eggs at the feet? mushrooms?
I'd shit myself if I stumbled upon that at night
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Don't have any day-time photos but it's just a ledge on a cliff on a small mountain. Takes me maybe 20 minutes from my front door to walk through the bush and climb the crag to get to it. It's off-trail, fairly easy to get to if you're the kind of person to be walking around off-trail on a mountain in the first place but I've never seen anyone else around. I did find women's underwear up there a couple of weeks ago though, and they stayed there for weeks. They were gone when I went up there on a few days ago. Anyway I like it because it's just windy enough that there's no mosquitoes and it's not high enough for the biting mites I find on the higher crag of this mountain and no easy line of sight from any direction. Good place to fap in peace.
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>>2028836 >>2028576 theres a bunch of houses in the photo behind you bro, id be careful
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good way to keep ticks out when sleeping in a ranger roll?
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>>2028095 Just sleep on the ground retard
>>2028597 Which RTB?
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>>2028814 A wealth of knowledge and experience wasted on this shit board. What are you doing here?
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>>2027925 Tell the ticks you post on 4chan and they'll leave you alone
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>>2028821 Literally swung by because fuck ticks. Use your fucking bivvy. It’s weight is negligible and it’s the one quality of life improvement I can’t take away from you
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Natural remedies and herbalism are usually overexaggerated or underrated, but I think most sane people can agree that certain herbs have benefits to Humans.>Sage is good for your stomach and throat >Saint Johns Worth is a mood stabiliser >Marigold is antiseptic and makes great oinments >Camomile helps against swelling, tea is calming >Wormwood has a lot of benefits >Cannabis, beyond recreational use, can help with chronical pain and trauma >Poppy (Papaver Somniferum, at least) can be used as pain medication and many more, of course. While I was playing kingdom come deliverance (bear with me...), and looked into alchemy there, it struck me at rather realistic. Combine plants and herbs in alcohol or oils to extract whatever it is that makes the plant healthy and beneficial, making tinctures, drinks, teas and so on from them. Are there any resources on this? An actual "alchemy" book, that describes how to extract those things and preserve them? I reckon tea is a good example of how to make herbs last basically stabally forever, but I mean like a repository of what plants to tea-a-lize, how to make creams and tinctures of certain drinks, (alcohol is often used with wormwood), what plants to mix for what diseases, and so on. Last autumn I added new fields to my garden and I decided I wanted to fill it with non-food, but tea and medicinal herbs, hence my question.
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>>2028232 Forget to say its better to dry st john's before making oil with it. And best harvest time is before flower buds open, or early flowering. So depending on weather and your location it may be way before actual saint john's day
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>>2028457 amazing, thank you!!
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>>2023073 M8, a little poppy milk in a tea is a hell of a lot different that doing some fentanyl. The poison is in the dose, and these folk medicine recipes have really really low concentrations of active ingredient.
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I don't want to live in the woods, but my dream life is to live in some shitty ass apartment, working an easy job, and being able to just be in beautiful nature during all my free time, places that I can always find something new. I would prefer to stay in the midwest, I was thinking Oregon, but I'm open to all ideas. My only goal in this life is to just have my own place, no matter how small, any job, and having the freedom to be out in nature by myself. Alone. With no-one to drag me into their shit. Any ideas are appreciated.
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>>2028215 how is this /out/ related? why are frogposters such retards?
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>>2028215 fuck off frog fag
>>2028224 They learned about 4chan from reddit, and so they mistakenly believe every board is a random board like /b/
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>>2028215 I live in a shitty ass apartment and work an easy job, in Oregon. I can go to the beach or the mountains or the desert. I will tell you that shitty people ruin everything and you won't escape them here. You want to move to a more remote place or you will see everything you hate in humanity every time you go outside.
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>>2028224 >>2028315 Talk about /out/ stuff like for example: what did you do last time you went /out/? Last time I was out I went driving into the mountains to check out the snow. It was okay but then it got warm and started raining and that almost ruined it, but then the rain stopped and it was okay.
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>>2028794 hahaha the liberal utopia of the commie corners
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why are hikers so corny and self obsessed?
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>>2028591 They're also doing more than anyone on this board ever will, which is simultaneously hilarious and sad.
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>>2028757 Any solo through hike is more than what these faggots are doing. Of course no one on this board goes outside so you're correct.
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>>2028591 anyone can do what they're doing, it requires no skill, no bravery, no fortitude. I guarantee only 1 in 40 of them have ever slept in the woods alone.
>>2028757 if the 20-something year olds on this board had enough disposable income to pay for their hand to be held up a mountain they could do tjis too. Its not impressive
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>>2028340 >corny ass white people baka hahaha kill yourself underaged cartoon fag.
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>>2028778 Yeah, going on a high-altitude expedition where many people have perished takes absolutely no cojones whatsoever. Retard. Even with guides, porters and supplemental oxygen Mount Everest can still fucking kill you.
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Sent here from /xs/. Is this the right board for mountaineering? I love hiking and have hiked 800-1200 metres up and down in single days before. However, I want to climb higher mountains now, several thousand metres high. I have snow boots, tent and sleeping bag, and almost nothing else. I know I will need ski poles (or are mountaineering sticks different?). What trousers do you recommend? as all my trousers are jeans and I don't like the smell of the waterproof spray. What are the best clothes at regulating body temperature? As you probably know, it can be quite warm for the first 1000 metres then very cold higher than that, especially at night. Usually i wear wool. I plan on climbing Kilimanjairo, which is why I need to do the research.
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>>2027635 >Kilimanjairo Get decet hiking boots, comfortable warm socks, walking sticks, warm gloves layer up and take it easy. Kili is only hard due to altitude and the final slog through loose gravel up to the summit.
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Winter camping larp
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>>2027647 this is either bait or you have no idea what you're talking about. it's 6000m high, with snow at the top and takes several days to climb
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>>2027635 >Sent here from /xs/ Well go back. They wanted the mountaineering threads. They don't get to send their shitbags to this board.
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Similar-ish situation. I've been multi-day hiking and walking mountains for years, but I'm done with getting cut off from a lot of my favourite routes for more than half the year and want to have more options in terms of routes because a lot of the routes around me are alpine to sub-alpine. I'm not sure I can give the best advise as it sounds like our targets are quite different. I'm interested in doing alpine climbing, glassier traversal and winter climbs in remote areas. I believe Kilimanjaro is a totally non-technical climb on well formed paths with huts and campsites. I don't think you need mountaineering skills to do it. I've done some simple non-technical day climbs on my own and I rented gear. After a few months of reading up and with a rough idea what I needed, I just went to a place and told them what I was doing and they gave me stuff (helmet, crampons, ice axe). The problem were I live, unless you get very lucky, all the mountaineering is technical and most of it is very remote. So I signed up to an alpine course which covers rope work, snow and ice climbing, crevasses, survival etc.>all my trousers are jeans and I don't like the smell of the waterproof spray Bruh. I'd recommend getting a bit more experience in doing multi-day trails before going onto ice and snow, if that's what you want to do. You'll need the fitness and cardio because walking on snow and ice takes a lot more energy that dry ground. You'll also have to keep going for days and learn to be better at packing because you need to carry more gear. For trousers, I use a merino base layer, padded soft shell and hard shell with gaters. Then drop 1-2 layers depending on conditions. I'll also take a pair of pertex trousers, just in case.