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why does it seem like all you people want to go out and be “in le nature” but don’t give a single fuck about preserving ecosystems or native biodiversity? You feel entitled to go out and be in nature and treat it like your personal fucking playground, damaging the ecosystem and demanding roads and trails be paved through the wilderness so you can “heckin enjoy it”? And then go home and continue to fuel the 6th mass extinction with your destructive consumerist habits?
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>>2853522 >liberals trying to gate keep access to public land. the only people gate keeping access to public land are billionaire land owners and bootlicking reactionaries. Go suck Mike Lee's cock (if you can find it- I hear its quite small)
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>>2837497 To conserve and preserve in this context are synonyms. Don't be pedantic.
>>2849646 >>2842114 >relying to bait You really shouldn't.
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>>2857070 Conservation and preservation are not synonyms in the case of the outdoors though. There is a difference in use and that information conversations around the two.
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>>2857120 informs*
I swear autocorrect has an AI implemented now. It keeps making asinine assumptions about what I wanted to type.
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>>2857120 >>2837497 >>2837611 >>2837636 Conservation: "The controlled use and systemic protection of natural resources, such as forests and waterways"
The American Heritage Dictionary Second College edition.
For clarity: Modern conservatives, just like modern liberals lifted those words and repurposed them. So your trite google level comprehension is backwards--OP uses the term correctly and you don't understand the word at all.
I collect dictionaries just because of idiots like you who are incapable of comprehending how google search engine works and who curates it nor do you clearly care at all what etymology is.
>>2837495 The good thing is most tourists don't go much further than parking lots. I have been doing volunteer cleanup for decades and the pet owners are by far the worst kind of people.
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I recently got my bachelor's in history from my local university, honestly even though I'm qualified for office jobs and stuff, I'd rather have a farm in Tennessee and grow weed and shrooms and opium and DMT (if the climate of Tennessee allows to grow DMT containing compounds), and raise chicken and sell eggs and sell fruits and vegetables, and power my farm home with renewable energy like solar panels.
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>>2858225 what would you say if a stem autist ends up running a farm
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>>2859149 Just as long as you personally automate things by building shit and adding microcontrollers like thomas massie does
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>>2859162 nah already burned out by that shit
i want treadles, line shafts and compressed air based energy storage
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>>2859170 fuck i'm thinking of a shop not a farm lol
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>>2859162 IoT is a blight on humanity
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You did visit Patagonia before some tourist decided to burn it down, right?
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>>2856950 Went when I was a kid but dont remember much. Aside from the megasloth caves any good /out/ings recs?
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>>2857970 Alright, you honestly seem to know what you're talking about so I'll trust you. I was just repeating what I'd heard from the locals during the time I lived there, but yeah, people tend to have a shallow understanding of things.
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>>2857970 I'm just irritated by your irrational believe into some banker bogeyman.
I thought I could console you but you seem too far gone. Keep living in fear.
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>>2857970 >The locals are poor retards that take the money the loggers giver them and Wow wow wow careful there my friend. Everthing you said is 100% right and I'm fully agree with you, but if you phrase it like that I'm afraid its just gonna make the locals want to oppose you and dismiss your valid ecological concerns as "hwite colonizers telling us what to do with our own land"
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>>2858036 >Irrational belief It's public information retard.
>>2858040 I've met enough people in logger towns to understand that ALL logging towns are saturated with morons regardless of country or ethnicity.
I'm equal opportunity when it comes to hating timber cartels (because they lie about literally everything).
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Life after 30 is a slow-motion suicide without family. It's all the negatives of getting old; watching your friends drift away as they start their own families, your parents and siblings getting old and die, watching everything in your life slowly putter out as the magic fades; without any of the positives of things like family or community to shore you up. Everything rots away and you're left with the bleakness of oblivion, no hope of anything continuing. Anyone who has experienced considerable ageing among his family members (or already in himself), knows how blackpilling it is. It's really rough, once people pass their early 50s (or sometimes even sooner) you start to notice the slip-ups, forgetfulness, the declining of fine motor skills, the difficulties understanding new information. Human existence is a tragedy, there are so few years that you are allowed with full mental and physical strength. Your peak years are mostly wasted with education, where you have barely any control over your own life, because you have little to no money nor autonomy. Add to that the time spent sleeping, working, hygiene, housework, shopping, appointments, visits to the workshop - what do we have left? Everyone who has to work for a living basically leads a precarious existence, regardless of whether they are a simple worker or a well-paid employee. Before they have built up a comfortable fortune and a well established understanding of the world, the body goes downhill.
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>>2859154 Oh fuck off already.
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>>2859154 Fat female hands typed this.
A 30 year old male is in their prime. A 30 year old woman--that's useless.
Anonymous
Everyone check in - New England here, waiting to see something
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>>2858214 according to social media there were some sightings around 4 AM on the south shore.
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Well? Did anyone view it?
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>>2858783 The forecast was a bust. It wasn’t visible much further south than the Canadian border.
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>>2858187 Right on the tail edge of the green.
Ill try to get pics if anything happens.
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>>2859096 You're a week late
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Discuss /out/tubers here.
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>>2856443 Alfie dropped-off a long time ago and lost all his traction by not posting for a couple years. Last I saw he was uploading intermittently again but it's the same old stuff and just not that engaging anymore. Kinda sad but also glad to see he's obviously got other things taking his time and attention
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xT2TEwF634c Anonymous
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>>2854070 Sounds comfy. Thanks anon.
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Anyone know who that old guy who was living out in the woods in Alaska was? All I remember is he lived in a tent during the winter and made a video where he made "cowboy coffee" by just pouring his grounds into a pot he had boiling over a fire.
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He killed his best friend and wife in an alcoholic rage. His mother was also smothered via pillow by Steve.
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>drives his truck to a pre-built camp site to "survive" there
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He killed his best friend, wife, and mother in an alcoholic rage
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>>2857406 >Just take untested chinkshit to a remote location where you might be in serious trouble if the gear fails as expected Anonymous
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>>2858983 >>2859093 Eh, I guess you're right.
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>>2859086 they need to do another collab but this time steve takes greg to a choice parking garage to spend the night
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>>2857432 Yeah you don't generally want to do winter survival without this if something goes to shit you die.
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Are Himalayas better than Alps for someone who is in good shape but doesn't climb very dangerous peaks?
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>>2857961 No actual north american outdoorsman would ever go to europe for anything nature related. We pick up and rescue way more of you european boobs here when you simply drive to far down a road cause the freedom here is too much for you to handle.
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For me it's the Alps. Wake up in bliss small town, take the free public transit to the trailhead, or ask a local to car pool me there if needed. Do a brisk walk along the nicely maintained trail, then head back down into town to relax and drink wine and eat cheeses.
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>>2857984 You can't even walk along a river without getting shot for trespassing
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>>2858095 >drinking cheap lambrusco wine on the janiculum hill overlooking rome at sunset, love that memory Anonymous
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>>2857946 how high is rocky mountain range the one in montana and cananda
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Weather is starting to get cold and I wanted to get you guys opinion so I figured I'd get the wool general going
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Should i purchase or wait until summer for some sale?
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>>2858894 Wait for the March sales.
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The only company I know that sells good merino wool which feels nice and isn't crazy overpriced is Minus33.
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I'm going to try snowshoeing for the first time this weekend but as I have no boots I'm going to be stuck with trail runners. Will a single pair of merino socks + sock liners be sufficient to keep my toes from falling off? Picrel forecast
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>>2859120 Yeah no. Depending on the temperatures and your circulation, your feet might stay warm enough so long as they're dry, but you will get snow in your shoes, which will make the socks wet and your feet absolutely miserable. Might even become dangerous to your toes.
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Why is half an acre the absolute minimum land area needed to be self sufficient?
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>>2856586 fir, pine and beech really
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>>2858604 Pines are destroying your soil, sucking out every ounce of nutrients and giving nothing back.
Eradicate them.
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>>2858604 use all of them as biomass. dont clearcut, just take out bigger trees to make space for smaller ones to take their place. dig a ditch, fill it with the logs, branches and leaves. turn part of the wood into charcoal and add that, as well as any kind of manure and green plants. cover with the soil. you know have a hügelbeet. itll break own and turn into good soil. add some pockets of good compost to plant into immediately.
beech an be coppiced and produce a lot of biomass that way. try to get the beech to become dominant over the fir and pine. also interplant other tree species.
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>>2858824 Thats great for building a garden but 95% of his property is still going to be dead.
Personally I would drop every pine on the property and let them rot where they fall.
Selectively choose maple/birch/oak/whatever for access throughout the property without having it look clear-cut.
Let the pines rot on the ground for 2 years then harrow them in to the soil.
Advanced options is buying manure to spread (expensive) or getting goats (fence is expensive). Goats will shit all day and eat anything they can reach so they'll keep saplings from overtaking the property while also spreading nitrogen around. Sell goats when done.
