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Have you found any cool rocks recently /out/?
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what's your gaymen/entertainment setup when backpacking, /out/?
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You guys do realize that there is no escape from the expanse and eventual control by the technological system don't you? You can run for a short time but you can't hide. Outdoors and homesteading etc. are ultimately just temporary escapes. Most of the globe after all was a wilderness where these kind of lifestyles were possible for most people and due to the expansion of technological civilization there is little wilderness left. Wilderness escape is only available to a relative few for economic and practical reasons. The system will continue to expand. How many of you guys agree with Ted Kaczynski that a revolutionary anti-tech movement like wilderness front (www.wildernessfront.com) should force an end to the technosystem and save wilderness from ravaging and control and eventual extinction? If there is no wilderness left there is no freedom left.
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what have you guys found?
i found this cup half buried in some soil & moss; no scratches, chips, or cracks, it was perfectly intact
it was during a time that i needed a new cup too, so now this is my main cup
i found this cup half buried in some soil & moss; no scratches, chips, or cracks, it was perfectly intact
it was during a time that i needed a new cup too, so now this is my main cup
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I've been using a sling bag for uni and i find it's neat how it lets you access your stuffs without removing the thing. So i can't help but wonder if I can use a bigger one for /out/ stuff. For example picrel, a 12l pack
Will it fuck up your shoulder/back thoughbeit? I mean there's a reason most hiking packs use 2 straps
Will it fuck up your shoulder/back thoughbeit? I mean there's a reason most hiking packs use 2 straps
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What's the cheapest and easiest way I can get to this lifestyle in Australia?
How do I defend against these fuckers
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/o/ here, so i plan on taking a road trip and camping out for a night but i want to know are yeti coolers worth the price? i want to buy a yeti tundra 45 cooler to store food and drinks for my trip but i want to know if the $300 price tag is justified? or should i just go to my local walmart and buy a IGLOO cooler for a fraction of the price?
How do you feel about volunteering your skills to help your community in the event of a disaster?
>do you feel you have skills you could offer?
>would you be more likely to join an organization if the organization was based?
>do you feel you have skills you could offer?
>would you be more likely to join an organization if the organization was based?
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I can't be the only one who prefers going /out/ at night and I'm not talking about camping. What activities do you do at night?
