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Gonna see how many people here enjoy this shit.>What started or peaked your interest into exploring? >Whats the best photos you've gotten of places? >Stories of any kind? >Know any quality urbex ytbers that arent shiey or the proper people?
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If i got a internal frame backpack then where should i mount my water flask? Been thinking about putting it on the belt of the backpack for ease of access.
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>>1885212 Main water bottles in the side pockets
Smaller .5L bottle on a shoulder strap for ease of access.
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>>1886792 smaller .5 bottle, what's that like? canteen?
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Alice clip canteen on the belt
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>>1888993 One big flask on back and one small canteen on hip?
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What's /out/'s thoughts on glamping/travel trailers? They seem based. Take ATVs out or hike the surrounding mountainside while having a warm, comfortable place to sleep without roughing it with bugs and shit on the ground. Maybe take a small boat with you, and do all the stuff tent campers do while not having to hate yourself in a piece of shit tent.
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>>1889513 stop it. You can't just say it is your opinion that 2+2=5 and then start pouting when people say you are wrong
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Personally I don't see the appeal of like RVs and shit, tents can be plenty comfortable if you're going to show up in a vehicle anyway and any cooking gear can be brought in a car.
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>>1889143 You’d have to use it every night for 10 years to break even on motels.
Gotta tow the beast everywhere.
Great if you’ve got money to burn though.
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>>1889507 Can't fish 100 feet from most hotels.
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>>1889498 They're kinda more comfortable than some cabins I've been in. Especially fifth wheels with thankless waterheaters.
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What do you guys wear when the weather gets fuggin cold. Everyone around me shills pic related, I'm not against them but it feels like half the price goes towards making a fashion statement. What are some decent looking warm winter coats
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Feathered Friends or Western Mountaineering down jacket under a shell.
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>>1883985 There is no miracle jacket that's good for all occasions. You can have a shit-tier outer jacket as long as you layer properly, and it will be easier to adapt to different conditions rather than have your super puffy quantum goose down -200c jacket.
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Blaklader - Europoor Carhart
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>>1884161 Looks good anon. Warm?
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>>1888027 >You’re almost always overpaying for the brand name with Patagonia. I'm not a big patagonia guy but at that quality level they're priced pretty competitively. That's just how much upper mid tier gear costs. You're paying about the same as marmot, mh, rab, berghaus, etc.
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How do you stop snek bite? Are leather boots enough?
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>>1888968 Yea, we're western Abbos
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don't hurt snakes, they are bros just like spiders, the kill mice and rats, just like how spiders kill insects.
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>>1888966 my snake can swallow your bear whole
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How do we put it back?
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>>1885460 I will personally start paving over mars
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>>1887083 >Embargo all countries without environmental protections Do you understand what this would do to the world's economy? These "brown people" are industrialized and destroying the environment because the western world pays them to do it.
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>>1889409 >the world's economy Why do we have a "world economy?" That's why we even have a brown people problem in the first place.
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Would you guys recommend this book?
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>>1885092 I bet you're the same poster who wanted all public land sold off to exxon or whatever lol
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Foldable saw vs hatchet
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>>1887556 imo refurbished is the best way to get a decent axe/hatchet for under $100 these days. I got pic related on ebay for $18 and it was mint after a good sharpening.
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I like to have both honestly. I refurbished an old hatchet I found at an estate sale and it gets the job done. I also like to bushcraft larp though so having a saw makes certain tasks easier. Also sawing through logs and then splitting them with the hatchet is a million times easier than hacking through logs with the hatchet and then splitting them.
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you dont want an axe you want a tomahawk with round handle for easy replacement
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>>1887923 Why is there a notch on the axe?
>>1887948 tomahawks are nice for small twigs, but they are not good for what hatchets are good for, cutting wood. they look sexy though
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>>1888982 apparently the notch is for pulling nails but it also works as a bottle opener
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I would fill plastic bags with water and smash them on the ground.
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>>1886698 It's time for a nap grandpa
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Cut a small hole in a tennis ball and fill with gasoline. Go into house being built across the street. Basement is concrete floor and walls. Framing above is complete, no eletrical or drywall yet. Have several buddies with hockey sticks. Light the tennis ball on fire and start playing 3v3 hockey. Every slapshot is a ball of fire. Everything the ball hits gets a little gas on it and burns for a bit. Amazed we didnt start the house or each other on fire.
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Get rotten fruit from the pear tree in our back yard, put it in the road and watch cars squish it.
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>>1885195 I used to do Mengele type experiments on ants with tweezers, a pocket knife, and lighter when I was like 6
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The blessings of one mountain day... whatever his fate, long life, short life, stormy or calm, he is rich forever
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I don’t know if someone has brought them up before, but in case nobody know who they are I will give a short explanation.
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>>1882142 Surprisingly, they are now on their lowest 'leave' numbers in recorded history.
So either they do know something about raising kids, or we fuck up in their eyes. Also, I like that they 'kick out' their kids and force them to make their own choice instead of other religions who force them in by having some ritual shortly after birth.
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>>1882390 Which is why you don't send them to gated communities...
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>>1884080 Actually, I think the amish are the solution to environment...
