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Do people in Japan really buy hundreds of dollars worth of gear just to backpack half a mile from the bus stop to a gravel patch in someone's back yard?
Granted it doesn't seem that much different from western people buying hundreds of dollars of gear just to camp in some dirt by the side of the highway, but is that really what /out/ is like over there?
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knots

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I only have enough RAM in my head to memorize five knots.

Which ones should I learn?
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Boots v Trail runners

No.2831651 View ViewReplyLast 50OriginalReport
What is the /out/ consensus on this debate?
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No.2826666 View ViewReplyLast 50OriginalReport
Easily the most underrated /out/ state. It's funny how so many people just think Nevada is a desert
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Gold Panning

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Anyone into prospecting/panning/using similar tools to get shiny things while you're /out/? I recently bought a kit and tried it out yesterday, seems like a fun hobby. With the currency at all time lows it might even be lucrative.
Might head up into the White Mountains this weekend and try my luck.
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Hammock knot

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Casual hammock camper here.
So I have been hanging my hammock using this kind of a knot I figured myself out at some point (anybody knows what it actually is formally called?) without any issues, it can be easily undone by pulling on the free end yet it never tightens under a heavy load. Tree trunk goes in the big loop.
But recently I had an outdoor try hard nerd friend of mine say it's a very unsafe knot. Can somebody confirm this? I don't see the problem.
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No.2839316 View ViewReplyOriginalReport
friendly reminder that the vast majority of canada is nothing but utter and total isolation in every direction for at least a hundred miles, and it looks fucking beautiful too.
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/HGM/ homegrown men 406

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Weird hole in the ground edition.

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No.2838506 View ViewReplyLast 50OriginalReport
I want to quit society and live out in nature.
Where can I do this, and how should I prepare?
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