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Now that ski season is ending how do I get into mountaineering?
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>>2814716 go walk under the chairlifts after the snow melts and gather up all the loot people dropped. you will get $1k, 28 phones and at least 10 identities. also lots of weed pipes
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Step 1: purchase green mountaineering boots
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>>2814716 Don’t forget to bring water
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>>2814716 PNW is has mountaineering basically year around. However, as summer rolls in it's more dangerous with everything melting. If you're around colorado you can also do some of the 14ers that require technical skills but right now is probably the worst time to do them as the snow is melting
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I am getting a new vehicle. I currently have a Honda CR-V, which I like, and so far, my /out/ings have been limited to my home state and sleeping indoors. I want to get into car / truck camping so that I can fish and hike in some remote places. A CR-V is not big enough. The obvious path is to buy a truck, put a topper on, add a mattress, a fridge, and some drawers. Due to the price of trucks, I would have no choice but to buy used. Also, the topper means that the sleeping space is not heated and I have to get in and out to access the two halves of the vehicle. With one of the more truck-like SUVs, I should be able to have the off-roading capability with the single cabin.
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>>2807336 Something like a Mitsubishi Montero Sport or a Toyota Fortuner will be ideal for you.
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>>2807189 fortunately a bear would not do that to me
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>>2807327 How did such a weenie end up on this board?
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>>2807189 P R I U S
trust me
They’re fine off-road too
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>>2809990 Truck is worst option
A car or SUV/van will be bug tight, very drafty in the truck bed
It also doesn’t warm up
Unless you’ve lived the life you’ll never understand how nice it is to have access to the cabin/drivers seat from the sleeping area
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Post photos with flowers, greenery, or other spring-indicators present!
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Dicks popping up everywhere!
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Another dick pic
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looks like no peaches for me this year
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Daffodils, blue birds, bears and skunks... even though it's still in the 40s and rainy, you can feel the atmosphere changing
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>I'm done with college >after this semester I'm doing a Chris Mccandless >if I die I don't really care, if I survive maybe I'll find the will to live
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>>2813930 Remember to construct your smokehouse to preserve the meat before you go moose hunting... and remember the level of the river changes seasonally.
Ask me how I know...
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>>2814467 I hitchhiked across Texas in 2022 and nothing happened. Hitchhiking being illegal is definitely some bs because most hitchhikers are bums with no money and the police want nothing more than for them to leave
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>>2813980 It's a great time to be a hater. Many things are gay and retarded
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>>2814812 Not bs, just not heavily enforced.
>...the above statute clearly states that hitchhiking in the state of Texas is illegal. >In practice however, law enforcement in the state typically leave hitchhikers alone. As long as you aren't obstructing traffic or doing anything unsafe, you should be ok. https://hitchwiki.org/en/Texas Anonymous
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I'm going to Everest basecamp in less than 4 days. I met my expedition partners and there are a lot of English people in the group. The advised me Mint cakes are necessity when hiking Everest. Is this true? Will I be able to do it without Mint Cakes or does anyone know if they sell them at Base Camp or any huts along the way?
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>>2810481 Romney's do make one with chocolate on...
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>>2810417 >/ck/ is spilling over into /out/ Whelp, at least it's not /fa/ or /lgbt/ again...
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>>2810571 Still playing Runescape even though they threatened Advertisements
ngmi
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>>2810339 And? What are you going to do about?
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Had one of these for the first time this weekend it was terrible. It wasn't even the flavor, it was the texture. Felt like I was eating a minty candle
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My favourite thing about a rainy day is people can’t see you crying
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>>2812678 Idk the smell in the air
Makes me feel alive or something like that
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>>2815231 >my ABS activated and I nearly had a heart attack KWAB, lrn2enginebraking
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>>2815248 I'm pretty sure I had it in gear manually. The road was just too fucking narrow for my SUV and the hairpins were tight and this one section there was very little between you and 200 ft down.
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>>2815250 Stop panic braking and slow down, maybe get better tires too.
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Who is going? Wya
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>>2814524 Lol and bump for more stinky women pictures/festival stories.
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>>2814642 They smell like a lobster pot.
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>>2815003 >more stinky women Dude. No. Stinky women are gross.
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>>2788398 Gay faggot hippy thread
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>>2815223 how mad are you rn that you missed by one
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Found a Stone Age tool while I was /out/ at the local beach this weekend but I'm having trouble trying to work out what it could be besides knowing it appears to be some sort of hand tool.
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>>2814817 return stone tool, grug angry, will take your tribe
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>>2814817 I'm an archeologist and I can say with 100% certainty that what you are holding is an ancient native ceremonial butt plug. Might want to wash your hands.
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>>2814924 this. It is not a tool. First of all it is water-rolled (eroded in a stream or on the beach) and there are 0 marks on it. What you have there is a nicly shaped rock. It do appear to be flint tho. If it was/is a hammerstone it would be damaged on the åoint from use.
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>>2814954 Make Cave Great Again!
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>>2814895 KEK you just know he rearranged his books for ten minutes and angled the picture to try and look casual
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Is merino wool really this great or is it just a marketing meme for retards like me?
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>>2812545 30 days wear on each pair, excuse me. That being said even the Darn Toughs that are showing wear are a far cry from worn out, I think.
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>>2807861 well buddy, everything I learned on how to dress properly I learn it from the WSS lvl 1 from the international Canadian School of survival.
I just bought a merino wool liner for my sleeping bag so I can use my bevy bag and the liner instead of carrying a sleeping bag this summer.
Merino wool is great I use it for my base layer and my second layer of socks.(first layer is nylon to take the moisture off my skin).
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>>2807861 I am allergic to sheep, it will eventually give me hives
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>>2812459 >that they have the same total insulation value in summer as in winter as the guy claimed. Nobody here claimed that. The claim was that the "base layer" of animals remains the same throughout the year. Which it does, while the outer layers change. Of course, those outer layer add insulation as well as weather protection.
Also, are you sure you should be calling people niggers when you've never seen an animal and seem to know only otton?
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>>2814546 Get alpaca or cashmere.
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How many kg?
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>>2814640 >he brings cash into the woods have fun getting mugged by wolves dumbass
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>>2814654 >>have fun getting mugged by w̶o̶l̶v̶e̶s̶ black bears dumbass Anonymous
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>>2814625 probably around 34?
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