>one of Steve1989MREinfo's latest videos is a /ck/-/out/ crossover
nice!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mesafBMhdsk

/out/ entertainment

sometimes when I'm settling down for making camp and I've already eaten I ain't got shit to do in my bivy but it's cold and windy so I wont go outside now, I have brought a kindle before, or a paper book, but I'd like some kind of gameboy thing to play some vidya in the down times, any suggestions?

How do I make sure that my out trips will have nobody else? I want that feeling of isolation from the world. This will be the tallgrass prairie in Oklahoma.
Do I wait till below freezing temps like 20F?

Tips on bison appreciated too.

Has anyone ever used them for Terkking?
I am wondering how well they perform on tricky snow covered arêtes. Also, are they warm enough on their own or will I also need socks when moving through deep snow?...the name makes it unclear.

I need a pair of natural material trousers apt for the outdoors with a gusset in the crotch area.
They must be windproof, hard wearing and possibly water repellent, the lower the price the better- I expect to spend in between 50 and 160 euro.
Pure wool or suitable cotton, no synthetics nor blends. EU-shipping.

Why are urban liberals so much better stewards of the environment than rural conservatives?

Why is /out/ anti-public land? Honestly it’s the only thing that the USA has going for it.

I will be passing through here on my way to Cody. I will have 2 days and 2 nights here.
What should I do?

I could have saved it

What mental and physical health benefits do you experience while /out/ing?

Honestly, being in nature is the only time when I feel fully relaxed. I have no worries or anxieties. It's quite nice and I often fantasize about going for the full-on homesteader lifestyle

I have also noticed that I sleep much better when /out/ing. When camping I can stay up until midnight or later playing uno with my buddies and wake up soon after the sun rises at 7 naturally with no alarms and feel energetic and ready for the day. This literally never happens except when camping.

I also suspect that one of the reasons why /out/ is one of the least annoying boards to be on with one of the lowest levels of trolls is that by definition, to be into this board you have to be into touching grass, which means you have less social media brainrot making you needlessly agressive towards internet strangers

What about (you), anon?