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Was he retarded? or free?
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Let's pretend his passion was Nascar driving...
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>>2830740 Why not both? He was a retard but he also was clearly adventurous and brave and did more /out/ stuff than 90% of this board.
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>>2850832 >one of them had even served in the army, which doesn't have to mean he was very smart but Look up "McNamara's Morons".
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>>2833595 He unironically achieved sainthood and immortality, unlike the rest of us basement creatures ITT.
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>>2833700 Fuck an underage girl, get murdered by punk tweaker hippie "street justice." That totally would have helped Chris LOL.
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>>2862545 Oops, you're just gonna have to stay in your street shitting country thirdie.
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>>2862542 pnw is way over rated and the people are shit
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>>2862545 This nigga ain't know canada exists
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>>2862543 Don't. Fuck off we're full.
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did you know that the colorado river doesn't reach the ocean anymore, and hasn't consistently since the 60s
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>>2856264 arizona autist is literally the only reason worth opening a single one of these threads
you guys are such retards honestly
glen canyon vgh posting is the worst shit this forum produces
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>>2850988 Honestly we wouldn’t need like, at least, 50% of the residential use water if there weren’t so many Mexicans in Cali.
How about, for every Mexican that self deports, even 1st or 2nd generation born here Mexicans, we will let an extra 5 gallons of water through to Mexico each day
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>>2857198 umm… anon,
>>2857293 is a picture of placer mining, that’s not a mountain, it’s a valley with a river. They can get some fire hoses and start washing layers off the mountain next, if there’s gold there and they really want to. As long as it’s not polluted it will all settle into something that is otherwise normal with a few good floods, maybe 100 years.
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>>2856239 Italian and Brazilian girls between the ages of 13 and 26. Also jews don’t count as White, they were given a chance and turned out to be FAR more evil than everyone had warned us about.
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>>2851052 Based. And the 5% should be Italians (Sicilians). :)
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Due to being a dwarf (5’8), my proximity to a major river known for having gold and spots to look for it, and the current gold prices I have decided to dwarfmax. Anyone here ever panned for gold? I’m not thinking of getting much to start for supplies just a mesh sifter a shovel and a pan. Anyone who pans for gold around here have any input for supplies or tricks?>don’t quit your dayjob
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>>2862405 Well, not this weekend. I was hoping the forecast for rain would be just a light sprinkle, like it has been, on and off, for the last couple weeks. But no, drenching downpour with thunder and lighting! Not going out in this. Forecast is saying Monday and maybe Tuesday will be clear/overcast. So I'll try to get out then.
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>>2862458 Going out tomorrow. I'm going to hit some spots I've dug and found flour gold to see if there are any nuggets I've missed.
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>>2862534 Nuggets will generally stay close to the source unless carried by glaciers while flour gold can travel miles in creeks and rivers. Keep pushing upstream if you don't have any luck.
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>>2862534 Digging in mud sucks! All of the spots I tried were far to saturated. I got several "hits" on the detector. They were clear and repeatable in the 90s. A couple were hot rocks with visible iron oxidation. One has a target on one side but not the other. It was to muddy to even try and wash it in the field. I'll throw it in a pan and wash it to see if there's anything in the mud. The rest of my targets, I couldn't find. The mud made digging and scooping nearly impossible. Even if I was able to get the target in my scoop, there's no way I could divide it. So..... I'm back to waiting. With all of the rain we've had and are expecting, there should be fresh flood gold in the creeks once the water levels drop back down. And I'll wait until the soil has returned to a non goopy state before I bring the detector back out. It was a fun, if a bit frustrating and unfruitful day.
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>>2862548 A lot of what I'll be detecting on are old tailings. Most of the nuggets I'm hoping to find were missed by the old time miners. I'm not sure if there is any true virgin ground around here. It was all hit pretty hard in the late 1800s and again in the 1970s.
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Looking to do some big bike rides in the Western US mid-March. Mostly off-road/unpaved. Driving from the East Coast and car camping.
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>>2862594 A lot of those more northern areas mid march are still at risk of snowstorms or shitty cold weather even at lower elevations. I was in southern utah at 5000 feet in mid march a couple years ago and it was snowing with a high of 25 degrees those days. I would stick to the southern deserts of NM/AZ. Consider west texas too. Plenty of long blm and lower forest service roads.
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>>2862594 Don’t skip NW AR if you can route it in.
I’ve heard that Big Bend is better than Guadalupe Mtns, or you can do both.
Skip S Colorado, not worth it right now, freak storms, the public areas are all still covered in snow. It’s too far out of the way so spend more time other places.
UT might be nice near Moab/Arches and Canyonlands.
This snow coverage map map is accurate enough
>https://www.fs.usda.gov/sites/nfs/files/r05/publication/R5_SnowDepth_Map.html Anonymous
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Hello /out/ it's me again. Maybe it is time for another abandoned mine exploration thread. I have posted these for over a decade; this will be the last one. AMA. I'll answer what I can. I hope you enjoy.
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>>2862303 you sound jealous. Rage bait somewhere else.
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>>2862310 >still desperately begging for attention after claiming to leave over and over Could you be any more pathetic, you lonely faggot? You wanted to talk shit, so I gave you what you asked for. Fucking friendless loser. Keep refreshing this gay ass thread since this and some shitty empty mines are your entire life.
>but I posted shitty pics of rocks I contributeeeeeeeedddddd Shit content from a shit eating loser. Nobody will even notice youre gone.
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This is the way the thread ends
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>>2862237 Man not even any sort of hint? I’ve tried looking for mines there’s no documentation on their locations from what I could find
>>2862238 Biggest reason I like exploring is the feeling of man’s actions long forgotten
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>>2862566 I told you the mine was in AZ what more do you want?
There are many ways to find mines. If you really want to explore them, you will figure it out. Networking and research are your two best friends.
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Sup /out/, went camping (at a wilderness campsite) recently to try out some winter gear. Sleeping bag, sleeping pad, and the rewaterproofing on my tent held up really well.
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>>2850928 >i kinda want to buy a billhook because they are neat, i cant really find one that comes with a sheath, and isnt stupid expensive, i could make a sheath myself, but the price in leather alone would automatically make the project 3x as expensive. you could take a milk jug and hit it with a heat gun then wrap it around the blade. maybe stick a block of wood or something in between the cutting edge and the jug so it doesn't cut through it.
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>>2850852 Unless hogging and needing a literal pigsticker to stick the piges, there's no downside to having a 7-5-ish, and a hatchet or machete.
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>>2851382 It's a fighting knife that has some utility aspects.
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>>2861676 Because you are a retarded third worlder
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>>2862611 >he say's while larping in the forest with his big boy knives that his wife's black boyfriend bought for him.
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Did you put in for a permit this year?
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>>2862612 Unnecessary for the North Cascades unless you are only able to show up on a weekend and only want to go somewhere like Sahale.
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>>2862614 my climbing partners are too cucked by their 9 to 5's to take off the middle of the week and gamble for a walk up permit :(
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>oi mate you have a licence to walk here
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>>2862616 These are for backcountry camping. And they are necessary for certain spots because they become overcrowded without them.
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Thinking of driving up to Washington this late spring or summer. Would mostly be car camping with a few days of backpacking.
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>>2859731 There was an article recently that Oh-limp-dicks has been flooded with increased visitation and is no longer the least-visited National Shartmart.
You want to go late July-early October to be safe that snow isn't closing anything, and hit up Maple Pass. I too am a Californian invader
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>>2862306 >North Cascades >least visited nation park in the US North Cascades doesn't even enter into the conversation of the top 10 least visited parks. That's how bad it is.
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>>2859731 I did a trip in October and saw both. Cascades were badass but the Olympics had better diversity of scenery. I’d honestly say tart in the cascades for 2 days the drive to the Olympics and spend 3 there.there will be jeets everywhere and maple pass is a tourist trap
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>>2862517 Sleep on the road near the trailhead and get to trailhead at dawn. There were lots of cars alrdy but I saw almost nobody until the top. Only saw 1 jeet family
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>>2862306 >>North Cascades >least visited nation park in the US All the on-trail stuff is shit, the good stuff requires going backcountry
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The snowy world you grew up in no longer exists.
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>>2861674 If the gulf stream cuts off do to changes in water temperatures/salinity, European kids will get to build a lot of snowmen. It's fucked either way.
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>>2857990 Yeah these faggots never account for city growth around the measurement locations either. It’s no coincidence the charts they show are -200 years and not -200,000
>b- b- but the recent change is because of my truck! Yeah, and 10,000 years ago it was because Ra didn’t like the goat you killed. Fucking moron
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>>2857989 >There are those out there who made billions depriving you of snowy winters Who are those people? Curious as to why you wouldn't name any names, considering how definitive you are about the fact that they're to blame. And I don't want 'muh corporations' etc, name some names
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>>2857990 >>2862140 Damn nigga you legit 'tarded as fuck
I feel bad for you
Like, real bad
Smh
God damn
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>>2862607 Everybody can tell you arent black, "nigga"
