>post pic of recent /out/ing
>take turns guessing where anons pictures are from

How do I go about becoming a farmer? I've always had a passion for gardening and the /out/doors, I've tried doing a trade but found that I just wasn't passionate enough about it to want to make it a career. Growing your own food and raising your own animals just appeals to me so much more than being a computer jockey or a wageslave. Are there any farmers here that can give me the rundown? What are the steps I need to take? What are the risks? What are the benefits? How is the life of being a farmer?

We are recruiting for an innawoods homesteading community, building from the ground up (literally) in rural Appalachia. We use natural/reclaimed materials wherever possible and focus on prepping, bushcraft, survival, self-sufficiency, self-development, and enjoying life innawoods. 50 wooded mountainous acres with several flat sites accessible on foot. Completely off-grid with solar/gas electric & running water. Big plans for the place including sawmill, blacksmith shop, greenhouse, etc. Far from major cities. Build something before winter or wait til spring. No RV/camper hookups available. No junkies, no trannies, no vaxxies allowed.

Just gauging interest, also wondering how best to recruit?

Anyone knows what that thing is? Its on old german map of the area, but there is nothing here currently. I dont know german so no clue what the writing means.

You can use this thread to ask about that kind of stuff too

Anyone know if this will work? I've never used a rifle scope just binoculars.
I just want to be able to zoom on things like a parked car for example when I'm hiking to see if someones inside. Tried it before with a good set of binoculars but wasn't able to make out if someone was inside.

What type of magnification should I look for?

Arborists of /out/, what stuff do you carry in your first aid kit? I am used to the mantra of grunt first aid - big israeli bandage, tourniquets and space blankets. Good enough?
t. learning the trade

How's everyone going preparing for winter /out/? What are the best (and affordable) silvers you'd recommend?

Humans were not meant to live in desert climates.

dude

Do you do volunteer work outside? Otherwise, do you do anything to help keep your local wilderness clean and unmolested for future generations? You do pick up litter when you see it and kill invasive species, don't you?