>go to the nature
>Tick bite you
>End up with chronic lyme forever

Lol


Why no-one talks about this?

Israeli out general
Thread for the discussion of out door related subjects as they pertain to the land of Israel

I’ve been camping twice now with close friends who go often - and I love it, thought I wouldn’t but I do.

What are some cool gear / camping items that you guys find useful / love?

For example I’ve just got a swag and sleeping bag, fishing rods and camping chair so I’m slowly building my take out kit.

I’m considering getting a cook hot plate, knives, a rifle, dirt bike maybe an outdoor portable shower thing you fill up with water?

What does /O/ like to use when going inner woods? Or never camp without?

Hypothetically speaking, how would you fake your own death and go live in the woods? What gear would you take?

External frames are better than modern packs.

It's more comfortable and I can carry more stuff.

Simple as.

Hey, 4chan!
I know I'm not super active here, but I’d really appreciate your support—whether it’s donating to my fundraiser or simply spreading the word.

My name is Paulo Vitor, I'm 17 and from Manaus, Brazil. I’ve been accepted into the Engineering program at UFSC, in Santa Catarina. It’s an incredible opportunity to change my life and help my family in the future, but it also comes with serious financial challenges.

I chose UFSC over UFAM (in Manaus) because of the education quality and long-term prospects. However, that decision meant leaving my job in the industry. I now work as a delivery rider for iFood, but the income is unstable and I can't save enough to cover the trip or my initial expenses in Florianópolis.

iI’m going to take a 2 week roadtrip where I want to stop at various locations and spend a couple days backpacking or camping at each one, what’s a good idea of places to go or a route? Starting in TX

I like to go nice scenic places with little to no people and take edibles or vape my dab pen and listen to music and take little walks. It's my way of escaping. I don't work Thursdays or Fridays so i go out on those days and avoid the hordes of normies you get on weekends and I can keep human interaction to a minimum. As I get older I realize it's people that hurt you more than anything else.

I am sure you've all seen it before. You're on a hike, and you come across a mud puddle. There is plenty of space on the side of the trail to pass by without stepping in the mud. But, for some reason there are adult sized footprints right down the middle of the mud puddle. So my question is: what kind of person is walking through mud? Is it intentional or are they just stupid and/or unaware of their surroundings?

Do you camp within the fall radius of dead trees?