Is this a thing? I absolutely love snowstorms and the challenge of hiking in rough weather. I know conditions can turn dangerous quickly in the mountains, but there's something deeply fascinating about it.

For sub-8000 ft mountains, what gear and precautions would you recommend to do this safely?

Just bought a Hennessy hammock impulsively.
I will go and sleep in the nearby forest.

what's up with this /out/ism ?
why do normalfags love making these?

>Whole personality is chopping wood
I don't get it

For me? It’s less /out/ and more tract home developments.

https://www.wilderness.org/articles/blog/congress-making-more-250-million-acres-public-lands-available-sale

I found a balloon berry patch, aka the strawberry-raspberry

nvm

Cooler recommendations

NOT A DEMORALIZATION THREAD
Around here, the rivers are flooded with glyphosate, atrazine, and a hundred other agricultural chemicals and byproducts. I want to eat what I catch from rivers more but the fish are so poisoned. So many chemicals, medicines, etc make their way into the tap water, the tap water is intentionally poisoned with flouride, endochrine disruptors, PVC plastics. They spray all kinds of chemicals in the atmosphere every day to fuck with the weather and expose people to whatever they want them to breath or get rained on. The water from many wells and springs are polluted from all of the above which saturates the ground water.
What do we do? I really want to figure out how to get my drinking water situation fixed. Tap is suicide, bottled spring/distilled water is plastic and can have whatever in it and you woulnd't know. I have a spring on my property but I'm surrounded by farmers growing roundup-ready GMO corn and haven't been able to get it properly tested yet.
Is reverse osmosis the solution? Distillation? And as for fish, putting a pond up here and farming my own trout and salmon? I'm in the southeast so this is more of a problem here than in, say, northern Idaho, but none of us are free from it.

Does anyone know what flints are compatible with vintage IMCO lighters? Also what are the best lighters for outdoors?