They found her bros!

https://wvmetronews.com/2025/01/24/human-remains-found-in-2021-identified-as-cassie-sheetz/

The human remains recovered by West Virginia State Police have been confirmed as 24-year-old Cassie Sheetz.

Sheetz, of Upper Tract, was reported missing in March 2021. She was last seen near Spruce Knob in Pendleton County.

In December, hunters found human remains in a remote part of the Monongahela National Forest in Pendleton County, and personal items within the area led police to believe the remains were those of Sheetz.

Recent DNA testing has now confirmed the skeletal remains found in late 2021 were the remains of Sheetz. The DNA testing was conducted through samples obtained from Sheetz’s family.

>Get invited to an Adventist camping event.
>Not all that excited but I figure I might as well if it gets me out of the house.
>On the car ride with my younger brother and his friends.
>We stop at Pizza Hut.
>Figure I might as well have a Corona since there's no drugs or alcohol allowed on the campground.
>Didn't eat a lot that day so I'm slightly buzzed when I get there.
>Head to our room in the lodge.
>Uneventful weekend. Hook up my Switch and Sega Genesis to an old computer monitor while I'm there since there's no TVs in the lodge, go for a walk, and go to a couple meetings (mostly Adventist propaganda about how great the denomination is).
>Go home early.
>A couple weeks later my brother gets pissed and says I "almost got them banned from the camp" because I showed up buzzed (even though the only person there to let us in was one chick who didn't have a clue I was buzzed).
>I point out the rules only mention possession and they also have a three strikes policy.
>He insists the camp doesn't actually need a reason and refuses to change his mind on it.
>It's been over a year and he's still salty about it.


Anyway the campground is really nice to look at despite its retarded rules. Especially in January when this happened.

>Body tricks itself into thinking its overheating when in reality it's freezing causing you to take off clothing and freeze even faster
What cruel joke.

My sister has a bungalow in her backyard that I am considering moving into. I'm going to kind of larp living /out/doors seeing that it has no utilities and basically is just a box room. (But I will have access to the main house for stuff)

What essentials do you think I would need for it if I had running electricity too.

Is it worthwhile having a portable stove or is it pointless since I have no sink/water access? Or should I just keep it limited to coffee brewing?

Also what should I do in terms of water storage so I have access to drinking water without having to go back to the house to often.

Mind you, I have never moved out of my parents home despite being in my mid 30s so I don't really know what I'm supposed to have

Lets say I work 4 days a week and I have a wife and kid at home to garden while I'm at work. How has the icremental approach worked for you homestead anons and how long has it taken for you make a well establish homestead with cows and shit?

I am realizing that you could live like this in many places in the mountains in the US and Canada without anyone ever finding you.

Will this become something people do as actually buying a house gets harder and harder?
Right now I am looking at spots in the rocky mountains that would take two days to hike to

Fellow Yuros post a few 100% real outdoor gear companies from your country, I'm boycotting all mutt shit.

We havnt had an /edc/ thread in a while.
What are you carrying every day?
>pics
>questions
>suggestions
>r8 h8 apreci8

>He does not possess his own castle valued at $32 million with his own hunting grounds and 4 miles of coast line

https://youtu.be/G0zzkL_nnT0?feature=shared

Eurofag moving south for the winter here, got me a flat 30min drive from sierra de grazalema, got me a 4x4, got me a tent and a packraft. Where go?