Have a mostly abandoned railway in my small town that goes through multiple other towns. Plan on doing a trip down the tracks and see the country side for a couple days when the weather gets better.

I know rail jannies still have outposts on the tracks because some cross over through them still or something idk. Curious if anyone has experience walking along the tracks, share stories or tips.

As for the rail jannies i'm sure it's just as simple as they tell you to fuck off then you just get back on the tracks down the road right?

Fall is here, and with that, wool weather. Post your recent scores.
Topics include:
>alpaca
>bison
>merino
>cashmere
>tartans
>waterproof Irish sweaters
>anoraks
>touques and hats
>pants
>budget-score 100% wool work socks
>blankets
>army surplus finds
>washing and care
>dyeing and embellishing
>darning and patching
>DIY projects

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What winter /out/ hobbies don't cost an arm and a leg to do?

Skiing and snowboarding seem like a rich person's hobby.
Mountaineering requires actual gear.

Is Snowshoeing the only real option?

How does he afford to camp all the time?

How the fuck did he do this for 13 years without incident? Was he really just that lucky?

What can be done about the chaparral menace? It’s the primary fuel carrying the current socal fires.
>not merchantable
>grows quickly
>can easily cause spot fires so dozer line buffers are ineffective
>prescription controlled burns would need to happen every five years and require hundreds if not thousands of personnel to be effective

Do you practice it?

How do I cross the ice wall

Old LJS thread hit its bump limit >>2774558

Remember guys, this is the time silvers start to go on sale. Post deals you find on the net

Anyone run these liquid fuel bottle stoves? How are they vs traditional disposable gas bottle stoves and what fuel do you run on them?