Shout out to the Auzzies. Anyone here have an Australian Shepherd? How does your buddy do outdoors? This is my kid Bear. He's a Toy Australian Shepherd weighs about 50 pounds. Just learned how to behave off leash. He's a good swimmer and stays right by my side. Loves pinecones lol. He's 1.5 years old.

Is this the ideal way to experience the great outdoors on a broader scheme and meet lesbians?

I have a little above $30k in savings I can blow on converting my Tahoe and don't mind picking up migrant jobs along the way.

What clothes do you wear when /out/?

Is campfire couture /out/ approved?

i just tried this today. it's amazing and a gamechanger. just naturally breathing with your nose while looking at fish and such. how the fuck was this not invented earlier?

but what i still dont understand is if i can go fully underwater with it, with the top part underwater too. i tried briefly but i felt like i couldnt breathe. how does it work?

It's been almost a year since the last climbing thread on /out/ died. The thread on /xs/ is overwhelmingly focused on gym climbing, so I'm making this attempt to revive the general. Help out by sharing trip reports, photos, advice, etc.

A place to talk about outdoor climbing in any aspect (trad, sport, bouldering, aid, alpine, etc).

Rock Climbing is a dangerous sport that can cause loss of life, limb, eyesight, or sanity.

Off-belay:
https://archived.moe/out/thread/2610900
https://archived.moe/out/thread/2537031
https://archived.moe/out/thread/2495558

/xs/ thread:
>>>/xs/196297

Adam Ondra sends world's hardest trad route Bon Voyage: https://youtu.be/ji4At78H5Ys

What are you doing to encourage body positivity in the hiking community?

I really like walking with a staff, usually just a stick I find while walking. Would like a dedicated one I can fold up, but the only well designed ones I have found are these carbon fiber ninja sticks. Any suggestions? I don't like using two poles since I'm usually holding a maniacal foster dog with one hand. So, post your poles or staffs.

thread for those living in the sky
discuss survival methods such as trhe jochu flying monk method
flappy wings
levetation
dealing with sky pirates
dragons
harpies
sky jews
skateboarders getting some sick air
pigs

He is so twitchy and nervous the last year or two since the ''incident'' and really not fun to watch anymore

Are all Canadians this highly strung and nervious all the time? is it part and parcel of living in a dystopia that you will take zero risks even when engaging in things like stealth camping

for those who want to surive underwater this is a thread to dicusss methods such as simbu breathing technique
fish singing
how to trade with Murlocs and mermaids
how to befriend whales
how to evade sea beasts
how to kill sea beasts
etc
share knowledge and wisdom