Is digging a hole in the ground an effective way to sleep /out/ ?

Cant seem to find any discussion on this anywhere so I'll just post it here:
What are your thoughts on overalls for going /out/?
I fucking hate wearing rucking with shirts that constantly ride up regardless of their fitting and pants/shorts that, when you kneel or bend over expose your lower back. Tucking them into each other also just feels uncomfortable.
Something like picrel (2)?
Seems perfect for practically all weather right? If it's cold, just wear long-johns underneath and then and only then maybe like some ECWCS cold weather pants and jacket over it.
If it's warm then just rock the boiler suit with only regular underwear.
No sliding, no exposure of skin, no need for sunscreen and it even looks cool (picrel 1. Maru, from Heavenly Delusion)

Why hasn't it been done?

why do people dream for living in a cottage in the middle of nowhere? or becoming a farmer. or a monk in a monastery. if they are not content with their current lives what guarantees they will be content out in the woods and farmfields? is it escapism? wishful thinking? i know current society isn't good and that many would benefit from nature and more down to earth living, but abandoning everything else is really really hard. and farming is no easy work, and bloody expensive too unless you inherit shit.

sorry if wrong board but i see this topic pop up here every month.

If you had 250k saved up and wanted to take the Kaczynski pill, where would you end up?

In a lush forest hidden deep within the heart of a forgotten valley, there lived a young mushroom named Glimmer. Unlike any other mushroom in her grove, Glimmer wasn’t content to stay put. She had an insatiable curiosity, always asking questions about the world beyond the cool shade of the trees and the wet, mossy ground where her kin sprouted.

Every evening, as the sun dipped below the horizon, Glimmer would gaze up at the twinkling stars, wondering what lay beyond. She had heard stories from the older mushrooms about a mystical place called the Kingdom of the Mycelium. It was said to be a vast underground realm where all the fungi of the world were connected, their roots and threads weaving through the earth like a web, sharing knowledge, nutrients, and secrets of the forest. Some even whispered that the Mycelium could communicate with the stars and guide the wind.

One day, as Glimmer was soaking up the morning dew, an ancient mushroom named Sporewise appeared. His cap was twisted and gnarled, covered in delicate patches of lichen. He had heard Glimmer's questions and, recognizing her deep desire for adventure, told her that it was time to go on a quest to find the Great Spore. The Great Spore was a legendary seed said to hold the wisdom of the entire forest and the key to unlocking the secrets of the Mycelium Kingdom.

So, I have a tiny garden and my house isn't too big either. Nevertheless I have become enamored with the idea of raising some animals for meat and possibly eggs.

Anyone raise any small meat animals? I'm thinking quail, which kinda seems like the obvious choice. Part of the appeal of raising livestock is that I can make sure they get treated somewhat humanely, so I don't want the animals to live in overcrowded uncomfortable cages like pic related. I think I can find adequate space for quail. Since I'm a noob I would prefer hardy animals that don't need me constantly hovering them like a phone tracking millennial mom.

Thoughts?

Show me your cool rocks.
Does anyone knows what kind of rock is this one?

you think this will be as bad as people are saying?

there is a certain kind of beauty in a frozen wetland that might not exist anywhere else

Do you guys go snowshoeing? Post about your snowshoe outings and adventures