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When does a walk through the woods become a "hike"? I had this conversation with my friend and he was convinced a hike had to involve a mountain or at least a very hilly climb OR take multiple days to complete.

How would you have felt at the end of your hike if your pack were under 15lbs?
>my pack is a lot heavier than that

Yeah, but how would you have felt if it were that light?
>But it’s not that light. I don’t understand the question.

When does it stop becoming camping and become “eating food outside”

just found this silly slug that crawled from under my door after the rain
what are your experiences finding animals that got inside your house?

My family just bought a 5 acre plot of land in klamath county OR that looks like pic related, we're poor people and this is their idea of acquiring something that they can turn into a home one day. I was a huge naysayer despite always wanting to do the same cause im practically minded and I knew that they were gonna have to build roads just to get there comfortably and even worse the flattest part of the land is atop a hill (probably why we got it so cheap around 10k), its quite clear theyre gonna sit on this land and probably never save enough money to do anything meaningful with it, Oregon's laws have got to be some of the worst for building shit on your own land but just getting there is hard enough, also it snows there like 8 months of the year which makes me even more shocked cause longterm theyre never gonna live in a place like that so at best its a summer cabin. Anyways what would you guys do if you got land like this? I have a lot of ideas but knowing my family they will likely burn their money on shit like county fairs instead of saving for this because they can't save money for anything longterm (they bought this land with a tax return). Anyone have similar experiences or just general brainstorming for this sort of thing?

What is your favorite color of Azalea?
Have you seen any wildflowers of note this Spring so far?
I personally love a deep dark purple Azalea but I haven't found one in bloom so far. This is Cinnabar and it caught my eye from 20 feet away.

Anyone good at ID'ing stone age tools? Think I found something while epxlorin a local beach today. Looks like it could be from a hammer or something not sharp enough to be an axe head but it looks the right side to knap flint

Also post cool shit you've found while /out/

this doesn't do shit

What is required to do activities like: rucking, climbing and swimming? I want to do physical activites /out/ but I usually dont do more than jogging