There's a trend for young women to do traditionally male outdoors activities, like solo backpacking or solo living in a van. I assume they are hooking up at every town and trailhead, but the penises they are consuming are not pictured in their social media. It's pretty common for these women to end up lost, murdered, raped, or all of the above. Should this be allowed?

Idk why but I prefer brutal winters over mild winters. I'm ready to leave town simply because it just doesn't get cold enough down here. Doesn't make any sense if you think about it.

Hey gang don't see any posts on here about Everest.
As its basically an excursion at this point with modern technology and guides, and the walk is filled with old millionaires and Japanese Banker's I want to give it a shot.
What type of hiking woule get you ready for it.
I assume ropes and ladders are in place and I don't want to learn rock climbing or rope stuff.
Are there any good boots or clothes I should pack.
Do Sherpas carry all your stuff. Does it have to fit into one backpack?
I assume I cam drink the water up there or suck on ice.
Has anyone here done it?

Glad yo have found this place. Welcome to /outdoors from me. Gonna check out your other topics also but hope to start my Mt Everest journey here and I'll post some pics when I go. Gonna google the best time of year to go now and I'll post back

Do you bring an instrument on hikes or backpacking trips? Is it cringe to play an instrument outdoors even if you're mediocre at best? Do you ever get annoyed by someone else playing an instrument? What are you playing
>t. bring my bagpipe. It's very loud and not too hard to play and it sounds better than it should due to the drone.

I'd like to buy a trapper hat for this winter. I've been thinking about getting one for years. I have a big head, so beanies don't cover my ears very well. I've had my eye on a shearling one from Overland with a bill (pic rel), but it's pretty expensive. I'm also willing to consider cheaper cotton and wool options with or without a bill, but I am not willing to have faux fur. Faux wool is fine. I just think that having rabbit hairs in my ears would be uncomfortable, and if I'm going to have that experience, I might as well have the real thing.

P.S. recommend me some mittens

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I'm being peer pressured to go camping with people and take up outdoors hobbies, and no matter how much I stare at it, I just don't get it. I just don't. I can't wrap my head around what the attraction of it is. You just go into nature and the nature is there. I'm told that that's the cool part, that the nature is there. Yes, it is there. There's trees growing from the ground and sometimes there's birds and that's it. Nature. I knew it was there before we went and it is, indeed, there while we're there. I'm being told that that's the cool part.

What am I missing here? What is it that I don't get. There's nature. We're in there. We're looking at it. That's it. You go into nature, the nature is there, and you're there and then you go back. It's like staring at a math problem that I don't get, and I've never liked riddles because they just never click, and they refuse to explain it to me. The nature is there. I keep staring at it. I don't get it.

What am I missing? Why do I not get it?

Like as far as stateside goes seems like the majority of people here on posts I've read have cited states like Maine, New Hampshire, Vermont, as where they live or spent most of their time in. I guess I expected a broader range of states, maybe Michigan, North Carolina, Tennessee, certainly West Virginia, Montana, and Idaho.

New England is awesome but what is it about New England that draws so many /out/ists over other great outdoors states?

Hey /out/ I'm looking for a nice headlamp model to gift for Christmas. I'd prefer something that's not too pricey because I'd like to buy a pair. Needs to have a good battery life and USB-C if possible.

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