Blue Grosbeak Edition
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Silt

this is so beautiful.

In northeastern area where would be the best areas?

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?

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

Which ones should I learn?

Weird hole in the ground edition.

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New USDA zone map has been released: https://planthardiness.ars.usda.gov/

Koppen Climate Map: https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/f/fb/K%C3%B6ppen_World_Map_High_Resolution.png

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how do i traverse this? im going innawoods in northern ontario next weekend and going off-road but it seems like muskeg is absolutely fucking everywhere and i'm scared to walk on or go across it because i heard shit like caribou can just sink inside it with no warning and are unable to get back up, plus its all wet as fuck and its insect heaven and its like walking through really thick mud

is muskeg just untraversable? is this why nobody lives or goes off road anywhere in northern ontario? just because of this swamp-like abomination?

Extremely fun, addictive hobby, I am thinking of becoming one of these degenerates

My only pet peeve is that, how does the TPU Nylon handle fishing hooks?

What are your personal experiences?

In my heart there are two men. The first is primal and wild, a forest dweller living in defiance of nature as a triumphant victor of resource conquest. He can build fire with his hands, slay prey, and reroute river systems. The second owes the bank money and wage slaves away to live a dull, unadventurous, and sterile, life completely devoid of exuberance and vitality. Anons in similar spirits, how do you cope?

one of my favorite things about wandering through the wilderness is that I can serenade the world with many a merry tune without the mush brained npc normcattle on the street fluoride staring at me