Are there any fellow pigeon shooters here? I managed to get these two earlier today, along with the two confirmed, I had half a dozen hits, but was unable to confirm the kills.
I'm 22, completely anonymous autistic loner, sick of working for nothing. Im taking a break from life and pitching a tent. I live in Philadelphia. Ive got a bike, a rack/bags on the back of it which i can throw a tent and some clothes into, and $20,000 in savings, so grocery stores, laundromat, supplies, gym showers etc. are taken care of for a long long time. I'm happy living minimally, all I need is a nice spot to sit and read. First of all Im going to head west out of the city. I know a couple of nice spots in and around the suburbs, then from there there is no set route, I simply feel like traveling for a few months, visiting parks, trails, landmarks etc. I can travel via bike 50-100 miles each day. Any /out/ points of interest I should hit up in Pennsylvania or surrounding states? Activities I should try? Any advice to offer?
These things are exploding in population. Why are they still protected? These are monstrosities early explorers feared more than cannibal natives. We had their populations down for a reason. Why are we welcoming back IRL monsters that literally want to eat us? We shouldn't be doing that until we have some sort of reliable technology where we can implant each one with a paralysis mechanism if it's close to a human and has the urge to attack. Hook up a bear nuerolink or some shit. But letting these things roam free is a hippie delusion. Wtf are we doing?
I'm addicted to appreciating natural beauty, and this is the evolution of that. I live on the Olympic peninsula and have been taking my bike on solo camping trips in Olympic national forest as well as many day trips. My "goal" is to try to go as deep and long into the wilderness as I can, but this is for the purpose of enjoying the wilderness to the fullest. I'm just a beginner but am learning with each trip and nerd out obsessively researching things. It feels like the ultimate open-world video game. Of course this is precisely the kind of experience that such games emulate. My bicycle is a Surly Ogre which is ideal for my purposes and rides like a dream. It has an overbuilt chromoly steel frame to be bombproof and handle lots of weight.
Why would I EVER buy a brand's products that advertises them with ugly shitskin nigger mutants like these? What the fuck are these globohomo brands thinking? Carhartt, The Nigger Face, Columbia, Fartagonia are the worst perpetrators of this. Imagine alienating your own customer base for some DEI faggotry r*ddit points. Guess what: niggers aren't buying your overpriced chinese shit because they don't go outdoors and buy muh timbs or adidas instead. Fucking NIGGERS. Boycott all globohomo brands effective immediately. These kikes will never get a single cent from me.
I'm trying to get useful trail and road conditions (snow level, high clearance needed to get the trailhead etc). and most of the reviews are shit like: >It was really hot >My dog loved it >NO SHADE AT ALL!! (its a fucking desert) >highly recommended >nice view why do these people even bother to leave a review? Or I am out of touch for expecting people to leave useful reviews
Found these gigantic chanterelles on a walk yesterday. They’re sopping wet and moldy so I highly doubt they’re any good, but man they’re HUGE. Luckily found plenty more of normal size and had them for lunch today!
Does anybody know places like euphrates or Nile (anywhere in the world but preferably usa) where it's a lush river valley surrounded by desolate arid desert?
Pic is Bill Williams River National Wildlife Refuge in western AZ
I am a professional trumpet player getting ready for my first backpacking trip. I'm equipped with a plastic trumpet that I'll clip on my pack. Now I'm starting to wonder about the best way to keep my chops in shape. I plan on only playing music and etudes, maybe at the end of the day before dinner and after setting up camp. Is this sort of thing acceptable, for example within campground rules? I know how far a trumpet can carry in the wilderness (especially across bodies of water) and would not want to upset other backpackers in the area.
Further, how can I best approach practicing while on the trail? What is customary and generally accepted about artificial noise on the trail? Any thoughts or advice would be greatly appreciated.
