'Sup /out/. I've got some yard projects I want to do this spring that I'll need to mix some cement for, problem is my only mode of transportation is my bike (It's so over for suspendedlicensecels) and the smallest bag of pure cement the nearest hardware store sells is 45lbs. So, any of you guys have experience carrying heavy shit on a Bike? Also general bike hauling thread.

My main bike is a pretty sturdy steel no-name step-through with a sturdy rear rack, but I've got no clue how to attach it without tearingtheskin of the thin paper bag, I also have some old retail store bikes I could chop into a trailer.

africa is the most slept on /out/ing place. south africa is noob-tier, but also immensely beautiful.

ethiopia is criminally underrated. it is an absolutely stunning country with one of the richest histories in the world.

The perfect hiking food.

Autist here. What is the appropriate way to greet women that you encounter on the trail?

Plz reccomend some healthy(somewhat) meals that can be packed in a backpack or in bicycle panniers.
I am going to see how well I can travel with a gas burner, cast iron pan, and butter in a jar (so if it gets melty it will be ok) and cook potatoes and chicken at least once a day

Probabaly do nuts and peanut butter a bunch, and go out to eat when I see restraunts

What's some of your favorite /out/ approved kinos?

alpinists are douchebags

Anyone ever do a ski-rafting trip before? I'm planning this route for the spring. Skiing 40 some miles across the Harding Icefield followed by 30 some miles of packrafting across Tustumena lake.

Any disabled hikers here who stick to easy trails?

Post your pets and anything animal related doing /out/ shit. Interesting stories are appreciated as well. Bonus points for doggies.