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I have a gear addiction. For the past 8 months i've bought a new backpack nearly every 2-4 weeks
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Is this a pebble tool or just a rock? i find quartzite pieces with chunks broken off all the time but never in such a deliberate pattern..
I need to train and see how far I can crawl and keep trying to beat my time. I'm hoping to do a few miles a day.
Should I wear knee pads and gloves so I can do it faster without worrying about injuries?
Should I wear knee pads and gloves so I can do it faster without worrying about injuries?
Quoted By: >>2810330
Everyone knows this state is a shithole in every regard. Someone please rec a better /out/ state to move to for a former NorCal fag and list your pros/cons. Money's not much of an issue.
>inb4 inb4 inb4
kys
>inb4 inb4 inb4
kys
I hate this cuntface (Outdoor boys)
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Is Camping With Steve /ourguy/?
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Quoted By: >>2808037
>probably going to be made homeless again soon
Can I have some tips? I was homeless a few years ago due to the local drug lord harassing me every night and day because he thought I called the police on him when he was having his 48hr drug parties, but I've mostly forgotten my tricks of the trade.
Not going on the streets, I'll just roam the countryside until I die or something as I have good quality boots, bag and tent etc
Le sigh
Im in scotland btw
Can I have some tips? I was homeless a few years ago due to the local drug lord harassing me every night and day because he thought I called the police on him when he was having his 48hr drug parties, but I've mostly forgotten my tricks of the trade.
Not going on the streets, I'll just roam the countryside until I die or something as I have good quality boots, bag and tent etc
Le sigh
Im in scotland btw
Quoted By: >>2805815
It's back, baby!
>Ruins your cactus
These are on my cactus. How do i get rid of these?
These are on my cactus. How do i get rid of these?
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I was once out hiking in the winter, wanted to make a shortcut to a road and stepped on the edge of a swamp that hadn't properly frozen but was covered in a deep layer of snow.
If I had taken a step too far or in a different place I probably would have drowned as I can't swim
If I had taken a step too far or in a different place I probably would have drowned as I can't swim
