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What have your experiences been with the National Park Service? What's your favorite park?

Boots always fail in the same place. I managed to catch it early this time .

How do I repair them ?

I can sew them in but these Danners have excellent waterproofing. I'd hate to ruin it.
Id glue them shut but I know squat about leather work. What kind of glue should I use?

Thanks

First time posting so sorry if i fuck anything up.

I really like the idea of thru hiking the Appalachian trial but im not sure how realistic the idea is. Is it actually as good as it seems or is it too busy to really enjoy being /out/?
I've got some experience hiking, i've done my DofE award but i think i'll do multiple trips to the highlands just to get a bit more confidence

If doing a complete thru hike seems too unreasonable i would probably just hike a shorter section as i read it takes about 5-7 months to complete the whole route so it might be hard to find that much time unless i take a gap year after finishing my A-levels

I'm a britfag so i'm not too sure on how the us laws around foreigners camping work and what sort of visa i would need (I assume just a normal tourist one) where would i need to look to find out shit like that?

sorry for the long post, any answers to questions or just general advice is really appreciated

I'm trying to find some good quality maps of the united states. political maps, Physical maps, topographic maps, climatic maps, and road maps.
I don't know if what I'm looking for exist and if it does i can't find it.
I'm looking for all these maps put into one to three books, but I need it like a notepad(one that the pages flap over the top).
Also any map recommendations would be great.

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What are the great long distance hiking trails in Europe?

hi /out/
i've been trying to get into diving but to put it bluntly i cant swim that well nor can i dive very well without a mask. i've done a "diving baptism" (idk how do you call that in proper english but its basically a first dive where an instructor helps you most of the time) and i'd like to learn how to use the bottles and everything by myself but i'm a bit afraid. any tips or advises for beginners /out/?

pic related is one of the places i've considered for diving instruction. i know that's indoor and not that cool but where i live you dont have that many possibilities plus i thought strarting indoor might be better for beginners

Let's see your urban exploration photos and hear your urbex stories. Anyone know good locations in the PNW? I have hundreds of photos from mostly Idaho, Washington and Oregon.