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Anonymous Wed 24 Dec 2025 23:52:22 No.2855169 View View Reply Original Report

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Autist here. What is the appropriate way to greet women that you encounter on the trail?

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Anonymous Thu 25 Dec 2025 00:07:16 No.2855173 Report

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>>2855169
You say "hello" or the local equivalent.

>>2855171
You say "hey can I pass" or "on the left" and turbo past them. While enjoying the view.

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Anonymous Thu 25 Dec 2025 00:33:36 No.2855175 Report

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Lower your club and crouch down, then grab her by the waist while making sure her upper body is slung over your shoulder, then you stand back up and carry her off to your cave.

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Anonymous Thu 25 Dec 2025 00:39:11 No.2855176 Report

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>>2855169
For my entire life hiking in the UK I would greet women like any other human being: say "hello" or "hi" which they say back and you walk past each other and that's fine.

Since 2020 there has been a trend of young women wearing inappropriate clothing, and if you say "hi" or anything at all to them or notice they exist they act like you killed their family, because they never hiked before and are only doing so now for performative reasons. So basically, you should ignore them.

These are Instagram thots who never hiked before and don't care about hiking or nature or anything, they're just going to get pictures of themselves wearing very little clothing in particular locations. I have learned that they tend to not be there in wet or cold weather or in non-tourist areas, so it's better to get off the beaten track since these "new hikers" are kind of shit and only there for a lewd photo shoot.

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Anonymous Thu 25 Dec 2025 01:48:27 No.2855185 Report

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>>2855173
which view

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Anonymous Thu 25 Dec 2025 01:58:01 No.2855188 Report

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IT'S THE START OF THE SKI SEASON, BOYS

Anonymous Sun 26 Oct 2025 17:39:03 No.2846708 View View Reply Last 50 Original Report

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KEYSTONE WAS THE FIRST RESORT TO OPEN YESTERDAY AT 3PM!

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Anonymous Tue 23 Dec 2025 20:37:13 No.2855052 Report

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>no snow anywhere in summit county anytime soon

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Anonymous Tue 23 Dec 2025 21:20:40 No.2855056 Report

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>>2854990
are you rich or a van nigger

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Anonymous Wed 24 Dec 2025 21:51:21 No.2855158 Report

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>>2854904
Anecdotally, you can duckwalk for a long time up anything about as steep as woods roads ever get. Steeper than that, I have to think the hassle of skins is totally outweighed by how much easier they make it to climb. Some people use "kicker skins," which are part-length ones that you can leave on; a compromise. I haven't had to use skins for XC but I should probably try 'em. Skis branded as "touring" or "backcountry" etc. usually have less camber and more fish scales, which not only help going up but make it easier to turn on the way down, as well as having some drag that keeps your speed down. Just worse on the flats. I would like to mess with oldschool grip waxing because you can play with how your skis are gripping. Old heads also always say they're the fastest once you figure it out

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Anonymous Thu 25 Dec 2025 00:58:39 No.2855178 Report

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>>2846708
If you guys end up at Gunstock in NH come say hi, I'm usually captain of Panorama or Pistol.

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Anonymous Thu 25 Dec 2025 01:56:02 No.2855187 Report

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>>2854392
Breh the adirondacks are an xc mecca

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Anonymous Thu 25 Dec 2025 01:41:11 No.2855181 View View Reply Original Report

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any subcultures other than rock climbing that have a dirtbagging scene?

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brit/out/

Anonymous Mon 15 Sep 2025 01:52:13 No.2840578 View View Reply Last 50 Original Report

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Where are all the mushrooms edition?

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Anonymous Fri 19 Dec 2025 09:24:31 No.2854468 Report

Quoted By: >>2855182 >>2855184

Did Scotland have trees before human settlement?
Everything is so bleak with no vegetation. I wonder if it was different at all before people.

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Anonymous Fri 19 Dec 2025 18:34:41 No.2854502 Report

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brit/cave/ excursion to an old bathstone mine.

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Anonymous Wed 24 Dec 2025 01:11:17 No.2855068 Report

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>>2840644
Robins appear when loved ones are near :)

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Anonymous Thu 25 Dec 2025 01:43:14 No.2855182 Report

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>>2854468
Depends when you mean. More than 10,000 years ago Scotland was covered in ice cap and glaciers and didn't have any trees.

Since then forests did recolonise Britain, and a lot of Scotland would have had Scots pine and birch, except for the tops of mountains. Likewise a lot of England would have been woodland except for some of the poor boggy soils on top of moors which would have just been heather etc in those shallow acidic wet soils.

Humans cut down most of the trees in Scotland and Britain in neolithic times, around the time they were building Stonehenge, so by the time the Romans turned up it was actually not very forested at all.

We've always had fewer trees for basically all of our written history. In 1066 they catalogued about 15% of land as being woodland, which is below the modern amount for France (32%), Germany (38%) or basically any other European country besides Ireland.

There are actually more trees and forests in the UK today than there were 100 years ago because of extensive reforestation plans which are continuing. Where I live they're constantly planting new trees in upland areas (picrel). We almost have as many trees as we did 1000 years ago, it's increased a lot, from 5% in 1840 to 8% in 2000 to over 14% today. It has increased the most in the last 20 years.

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Anonymous Thu 25 Dec 2025 01:47:27 No.2855184 Report

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>>2854468
Also, I don't think it looks bleak. Or it's bleak in a good way. I prefer the treeless look, so you can properly see the terrain and the shapes of mountains. It looks better.

I've done hiking in Europe and elsewhere that's forested and it's boring. You can't see anything because you are in a forest, and then when you get above the treeline all you see is forest. I want to see the jagged rocks and rugged landscape.

Woods are nice in lowland areas, but for mountains it's way better without trees. And conifers are the most boring tree of all, just the same tree as far as the eye can see, concealing the landscape.

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Winter Hiking

Anonymous Sun 21 Dec 2025 04:40:27 No.2854662 View View Reply Original Report

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Is there anything I should know to deal with winter conditions hiking? I've never been hiking with a significant amount of snow or ice, but am planning to do some in January in the Appalachians around VA, WV, MD, and/or PA.

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Anonymous Tue 23 Dec 2025 12:33:49 No.2855021 Report

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>>2855018
>You'll be hard pressed to find any mountain hikes with < 500' of gain
reeeeeeeeeeee
I'm sure there's something, and if not there, in the immediate surroundings that's nice (I am not open to the Adirondacks).

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Anonymous Tue 23 Dec 2025 13:28:35 No.2855026 Report

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>>2855021
On one of my Catskills trips, I poked around Mine Kill State Park between more serious hikes. That's an option for less strenuous trails.

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Anonymous Tue 23 Dec 2025 18:51:45 No.2855046 Report

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>>2854993
That's a good point, I like peanut M&Ms for snacking and buffalo chicken sandwiches for lunch, with lots of blue cheese dressing. I always have a huge breakfast before leaving though.
>>2855000
>Do you carry a huge bag?
nta, but I make do with a 24l bag for most trips, sometimes I step up to 35 though.

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Anonymous Tue 23 Dec 2025 18:54:01 No.2855047 Report

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>>2855046
Forgot to add, if you're buying gear a backpack should be the last thing you get. Buy it in person and bring all the rest of your gear in with you to make sure it packs well. Most reputable outdoors retailers will help you adjust and fit a pack as well.

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Anonymous Thu 25 Dec 2025 01:43:47 No.2855183 Report

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>>2854662
>am planning to do some in January in the Appalachians around VA, WV, MD, and/or PA.
yeah

you're cooked buddy

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Sleeping outside in the city

Anonymous Thu 20 Nov 2025 23:35:44 No.2850331 View View Reply Original Report

Quoted By: >>2855179 >>2855180

Okay, so i have like an exam in a very fae away city and i'm extremely fucking poor so i jusr have money to travel but staying in a hotel is out of the way

Give me some great advice to look homeless or atleast places to sleep in

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Anonymous Sun 14 Dec 2025 13:33:52 No.2853726 Report

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>>2853725
>go back to the city
>there was some fucking protest or idk what earlier that day
>pedestrian barriers everywhere
>well... here's my personal pedestrian barrier
>get all my shit up on that platform
>set up my barrier at the bottom so none of the lovevirds and drunks on the pier come visit
>didn't expect a flock of boomers all coming out at 4 or 5 to go fishing but other than that great night
>wake up like picrel
You got this OP

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Anonymous Wed 24 Dec 2025 20:10:13 No.2855152 Report

Quoted By: >>2855174

>>2853532
t. newfag here. can you really get TB from sleeping on the ground??

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Anonymous Thu 25 Dec 2025 00:09:26 No.2855174 Report

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>>2855152
Short answer: no
Longer answer: you could get TB if you are sleeping in a puddle of spit that came from the lungs of someone with TB.

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Anonymous Thu 25 Dec 2025 01:13:49 No.2855179 Report

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>>2850331
I mean is it just one exam? Cant you find a bus/train/flying thingy that arrives a few hours before the exam starts and sleep in relatively comfy and societaly acceptable conditions while you travel?

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Anonymous Thu 25 Dec 2025 01:19:53 No.2855180 Report

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>>2850331
>>2855179
Or look for a cheap hostel with apps like hostelworld? Idk. Sleeping rough while trying for an exam isnt ideal.

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Self-sufficiency

Anonymous Tue 16 Dec 2025 06:21:35 No.2854027 View View Reply Original Report

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Why is half an acre the absolute minimum land area needed to be self sufficient?

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Anonymous Wed 24 Dec 2025 23:09:56 No.2855164 Report

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>>2855160
Whats so difficult to believe?
Hatching only takes 21 days.
Although eggs can still be viable after 2 weeks of sitting at room temperature, I try to stay at 7 days (ill go to 10 days if I have a specific breeding group that iant laying much).
I have multiple incubators. When one hatch is done I clean out the incubator and fill it up again.
Ive had cabinet incubators before but getting a couple hundred chics at a time iant really a good thing. Pens get too busy and then I have to take them to auction all at once, which lowers bids, or spread them out which means I have to feed them longer. So now I use 42 egg incubators and sometimes smaller ones for birds I want to keep track of.
I have a coupke sex linked and auto sexing breeds.
Crested cream legbars are a barred breed and hatchings have a white dot on their head- males have larger dots so I can sell them as soon as they hatch.
Salmon faverolles are all born white but the males start to develop black feathers at about 10 days so those can be filtered out also.

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Anonymous Wed 24 Dec 2025 23:18:10 No.2855165 Report

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>>2855164
>cont
In early spring I can get $20-$30 for a dozen French Black Copper Maran eggs.
That drops off rather quickly and by the start of summer ill get $6.
In the past ive experimented with somw.of the "boutique" breeds like Ayam Cemani but they're just too sliding and a pita.
Wyandottes are popular and bring me good money but because theyre so fluffy they actually have lower fertility- so the incubators space per dollar works out lower.
My personal favorites (like Cochins) aren't popular in my area so I limit hatching of them.
I dont do many heritage breeds like Rhode Island Reds.

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Anonymous Wed 24 Dec 2025 23:20:52 No.2855166 Report

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>>2855165
>*sliding
Skittish.
Stupid autocorrect.

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Anonymous Wed 24 Dec 2025 23:24:12 No.2855167 Report

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>cont
Interestingly the Ayam Cemanis are new to the west, the major import for breeding was only in the 90s. Birds used to cost thousands but now chics are 5 bucks.
Theyre so new that a breed standard has not been accepted by the APA (although one is being worked on). That actually makes buying "Ayam Cemanis" a little tricky.
Another weird thing is that the Easter Eggers standard was accepted before Ameraucanas (which is the Easter Egger parent breed).

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Anonymous Thu 25 Dec 2025 00:44:03 No.2855177 Report

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>>2854054
Think he means half an acre on planet earth, not half an acre floating in space.

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Fishing & Tackle Thread

Anonymous Wed 24 Dec 2025 16:34:33 No.2855132 View View Reply Original Report

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#532- “topless” Edition

Previous Thread:
>>2850406

janny pls…

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Anonymous Wed 24 Dec 2025 18:06:19 No.2855141 Report

Quoted By: >>2855150 >>2855163

>>2855140
I'm retarded and afraid. considering paying a guide I found in San Diego; it's like $250 for the day

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Anonymous Wed 24 Dec 2025 20:00:09 No.2855150 Report

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>>2855141
I suppose. Even with a guide, the more of the basic you manage to learn by yourself, the more you can get out of a guide session. Just start fucking around in a calm harbor and san diego got plenty of them. There is couple of SD kayak fb groups that you can join and find someone to go with for free

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Anonymous Wed 24 Dec 2025 20:40:27 No.2855155 Report

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>>2855137
> he has friends
lol lmao. the whole point of kayak fishing is peace and quiet

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Anonymous Wed 24 Dec 2025 22:45:55 No.2855163 Report

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>>2855155
>>2855141
Plus socal one of the fairest weather place as well. Water temp is above 60 F most of the years. Wind is under 10 mph in most days. Plenty of days with swell under 3-4 ft.

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Anonymous Wed 24 Dec 2025 23:26:59 No.2855168 Report

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Anonymous Mon 15 Dec 2025 03:46:08 No.2853823 View View Reply Original Report

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Is 450 CAD too much for a 100% wool anorak? everything is expensive these days it seems

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Anonymous Tue 23 Dec 2025 05:28:03 No.2855002 Report

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you can make a shirt out of a cheap army blanket if you're just curious.

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Anonymous Tue 23 Dec 2025 15:49:05 No.2855033 Report

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>>2855002

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Anonymous Wed 24 Dec 2025 16:29:41 No.2855130 Report

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>>2853848
your waxed canvas?

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Anonymous Wed 24 Dec 2025 19:08:56 No.2855144 Report

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>>2854727
yeah but he also looks like hes in fucking Antarctica which should be damn dry.

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Anonymous Wed 24 Dec 2025 22:10:48 No.2855162 Report

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>>2855144
I read that open weave wool allows fine ice dust to be blown into it in very cold weather. So the arctic explorers instead wore densely woven fabrics, or furs.

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Anonymous Wed 03 Dec 2025 04:44:45 No.2852190 View View Reply Original Report

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Post your /out/ edc kit.
Just pretend the sleeping bag is a hammock and this is mine

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Anonymous Mon 22 Dec 2025 22:45:22 No.2854958 Report

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>>2854888
Based alcoholic.
Just so you all know, I've tested a lot of this out when going /out/ so I apologize if it seems very specific.

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Anonymous Tue 23 Dec 2025 08:00:20 No.2855013 Report

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>>2854945
um. it's a scary mummy with amphetamines.

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Anonymous Wed 24 Dec 2025 09:24:54 No.2855114 Report

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Thats what i packed for a 3 week hike.

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Anonymous Wed 24 Dec 2025 12:06:05 No.2855119 Report

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>>2852190
this is so gay. literally a dress-up doll for manchildren

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>>2852190
tis the season for my winter equipment

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