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I live in a rustbelt town that gets brutally fucked by lake effect snow and short days during the winter. I take vitamin D to cope but some sunlight wouldn't hurt, shit gets outright depressing here sometimes. Anyone else have any recommendations for winter activities?>Skiing/Snowboarding >Snowshoeing >Ice Skating
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>>1938078 totally got a HL2 throwback moment @ 5:05
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>>1935895 North georgia round Helen not offer anything? Stone mountain makes a big snowcone every year you could totally experience the thrills on. Jokes aside, it sure is great being 15min from a few different slopes now. Just the Boyne area nothing too fancy.
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>>1935601 Imagine jamming your cock into her frigid, ice tightened cunthole.
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>>1935630 WHERE IS THE REST OF THE FUCKING GIF, CUNT!?!?!
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>>1935601 Get into trapping. I trap a lot of beaver in the winter. A great way to get some exercise, and harvest a good resource for making hats or leggings or any other warm water-repellent shit you want, or just selling it. Also beaver tail is pretty good roasted over an open fire with just a little salt sprinkled on it
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Hey gang. I’m back. Been rough. For everyone who doesn’t remember. Back in July I died.
Hole anon
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>>1935339 Thats a real shame
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How can you even write here if you are dead
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>>1938039 I'm trapped inside of a phone with an internet connection. What else would I be doing?
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>>1937910 the quality of /out/ posts has declined considerably over the past 4 years
we peaked at Gourds, we should have stopped there
Anonymous
Planning to winter camp for a few days in Norway. What are some things to remember/essential gear/tips anons?
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>>1937573 He will never leave his mommy's basement in Manchester
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>>1934219 >wolves no
>morning at 4 no
>mushrooms no
>trolls yes
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>>1936245 thats why norwegians are no longer christians and m*slims dont hike.
>>1937572 protip from a local: you will not be as prepared as you think you are, so look for cabins. not to break into them they might have surveillance (4g hunters cameras) but its kind if custom in harsh areas to leave your outhouse and firewood-shed unlocked in case of lost travlers. some even have a a fireplace in the outhouse.
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>>1934140 Manage your layers properly. Be careful not to overheat and sweat a ton, but stay warm. Don't wear one massive coat, and nothing else underneath; you'll have no real way to manage your insulation.
pic related: took this on Vannøya in Jan this year.
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>>1934140 I used to in Canada, get out there nice and early AM and find a spot early and spend most of the first day cutting wood. It's a struggle but when your done and have plenty you get to kick back and enjoy some spirits by the fire all night and feast
Anonymous
If I theoretically needed to go off the trail in the Utah desert and had no prior experience with desert hiking, what advice would you give me?
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>>1940181 Cool another retarded thread about someone theoretically doing something. We don’t need two threads about the metal sculpture jackass
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>>1940181 Stay the hell away from canyons and washes if it might rain, bring a fuckton of water, and preemptively convert to Mormonism in case you accidentally wander onto an FLDS compound.
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>>1940181 Hey asshole, we already have this thread
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/out/ needs more elitism
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Dressing in layers, how does it work? Is it like this?>underlayer technical fiber sports t-shirt and such >middlelayer a shirt or wool >outerlayer something that protects from wind
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>>1935771 >Every size except xxl oos I know this is 4 chan but cmon
Anonymous
>>1935541 Nallepuku is form fitting but not really constricting, although depends on your figure tho. Too bad I cant post pictures because I'm banned from posting pictures for no reason.
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>>1937294 >I'm banned Just pull the power to your modem for 10 minutes and delete your cookies. I do it almost every day
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>>1933834 >Yurope gets all the cool indoor diving pools. :,(
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>>1935514 Go to Primark and buy their "thermal winter leggings".
Or just Amazon search for it.
https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B08K3ZGSB5 Honestly mid-layers I have never felt the need to spend a lot of money on. They don't get sweaty easily, because your baselayer holds all that in, and so all they need to do it be vaguely warm and not made of cotton and most things are polyester these days. The reason wool is better than polyester is because it doesn't get smelly as easily, and it insulates better when wet. Your midlayer shouldn't get wet, and it won't get sweaty.
Anonymous
Is pic related a functional, useful tool? Or is it just a retarded tacticool larp? It's out the ass, like $200 out the ass. Are there any better options?
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>>1936945 Love how these things always have hex wrenches of all sizes then I try and think of anything at all to do with camping that has hex bolts on it and am stumped. I guess you're going to replace the water pump on your truck out in the woods with an axe handle?
These things would be far more useful if they had a knife or some wire that might acctually help you out in a tight spot. Even if by some magic there was some bolt you needed to tighten out there what are the odds that it has enough clearance to rotate a full axe around it?
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Pretty much every multi tool follows the same principles, capable of doing 15 things very poorly, incapable of doing a single thing well. You're barely going to use any of its "functions" and especially at $200 that's just a giant fucking waste of money. If you really have $200 dollars burning a hole in your pocket, just spend it on a nice axe that should last you the rest of your life
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>>1939932 Not only that, but I’m assuming those square holes are for attaching a 3/8” or 1/2” ratchet/breaker bar in case you need extra leverage on your axe
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>>1939939 Even having a scissor out in the woods would be 10000000 times more helpful than a hex wrench. Not only that every spoon and camp utensil aready has a hex wrench for no reason in it.
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>>1936945 >Or is it just a retarded tacticool larp If you have to ask this question, the answer is pretty much always yes.
What are you ever going to use this as? Other than an axe? It's a shit axe.
Anonymous
QUICK! You have 30 seconds to post the COMFIEST cabin you've ever been in.
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these photos are are nice, but how does interior design have anything to do with the outdoors
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>>1911882 ok thats middle earth levels of beautifull
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>>1936900 Kaczynski's prison cell looks comfier than this.
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>>1896386 i need to live there and play d&d
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>>1938970 >most of the pictures in this thread are literally cabins which are bought for 90k on the internet and then assembled by a team of mexicans well
>>1900615 wasn't.
It was made by a drunk kiwi-nadian from offcuts from his mate's dad's house.
Just saying. It's all leftovers hammered together really well between beers.
Probably only fault was door opens outwards - I understand doors in Canada should open inwards because Snow.
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>>1939386 >Totally false left wing propaganda i can never tell when anons are joking or just retarded
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>>1939392 Probably because you do not see the world clearly
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>>1940116 Maybe i was just too optimistic and failed to realize the collective iq in this place is low as it seems.
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>>1927115 They have to put up with you, is my guess
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>>1938333 >Most of the tards on the trail blasting music aren't listening to country music ymmv I’m in the South.
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>>1938058 Because “it’s muh private property.”
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>>1938182 >implying you can "own" land Anonymous
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Can you take cuttings in public space? Like a public beach. Asking for a friend
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Here in Vermont unless the land has been posted and registered or unless you're told you are not permitted you are presumed to have access for walking, hunting, and fishing. This is enshrined in our constitution.
Anonymous
Has anyone tried using this bag for back packing it looks modular/minimal enough to actually hand enough gear the bag is 48 liters but has two points for attachments
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>>1939274 what do you think will happen when you try to take things out of your pack when it's raining?
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>>1938923 >>1939237 >>1939266 You sound like a paid marketing shill
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>>1939369 Well sorry not me. Maybe OP. Why would I mention osprey in a thread if this was a marketing ad for seventy2?
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>>1938923 Looks like it weighs a ton and costs an arm and a leg, to achive what a $5 20gramms raincover would do. There's a reason why these heavy material clip_close waterproof bag originated in canoeing, they do a great job at keeping things dry, at the cost being heavy, which doesn't matter when you're not cerryig them on your abck.
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>>1938944 What’s the story on that?
