I plan to hike Mount Fuji before the next eruption so that I can say I did it before Japan was destroyed. Is there any tips for doing so? It looks like quite a journey but i'd imagine base camp is pretty high up?
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red pill me on the universal studios eat a hillbilly tea test?
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> Indestructible
> Perfect size to balance carry comfort with field effectiveness
> Sharpen with anything
> Great ergonomics
> Enough grip security for combat
> Excellent sheath
> Lifetime warranty no matter what
> Made in America
Show me your shitty knife you think is better and I'll tell you why you're wrong.
> Perfect size to balance carry comfort with field effectiveness
> Sharpen with anything
> Great ergonomics
> Enough grip security for combat
> Excellent sheath
> Lifetime warranty no matter what
> Made in America
Show me your shitty knife you think is better and I'll tell you why you're wrong.
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How did things go so wrong?
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From an /out/ perspective, I am looking for ideas I may not be considering for my situation which is this:
>$19/hr work from laptop
>Live in major city and it sucks and I want to get /out/
>It has to be in Colorado for now
>Will still need Wi-Fi for work
>Thinking of renting somewhere in the mountains if possible
>am open to van-life, have a dog though
The main thing I'm asking here is what you guys would do in this situation, considering the main goal being to live rurally, by the woods/mountains. I really desperately need to get out of the city, it's killing me. I'm asking here in case there's some ideas I'm not thinking of.
>$19/hr work from laptop
>Live in major city and it sucks and I want to get /out/
>It has to be in Colorado for now
>Will still need Wi-Fi for work
>Thinking of renting somewhere in the mountains if possible
>am open to van-life, have a dog though
The main thing I'm asking here is what you guys would do in this situation, considering the main goal being to live rurally, by the woods/mountains. I really desperately need to get out of the city, it's killing me. I'm asking here in case there's some ideas I'm not thinking of.
What's the most remote place where you've ever drunk alcohol?
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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?
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?
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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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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
Scratchfags must lurk for 2 years before posting.
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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?
Skiing and snowboarding seem like a rich person's hobby.
Mountaineering requires actual gear.
Is Snowshoeing the only real option?
