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>>1079329
DDT and cement after youve uprooted everything (a "hula-hoe" is the most effective tool I've found for this as long as it's bare soil and no large rocks). I highly doubt you'll ever have to do lawn care ever again. You'll never be able to farm the land, but if you're willing to farm that involves pulling weeds too so why worry about how to do it quickly? An environment good for growing crops is amazing for growing weeds haha. Can't have one without the other, unless you contact Monsanto and fuck the entirety of organic life as we know it after they get their patented seeds out.

>>1079329
>>1079331
This, ain't no easy way anon. Grab a hoe and some gloves you have a lot of work ahead of you.

>>1079329

Cardboard, put compost on top, poke hole, plant food.

>>1079024
fall no doubt.

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Autumn for sure

Winter is the best when it snows, but in the UK it hasn't properly snowed for years. It's so depressing.

>>1079042
Actually it's not at all. People tend to stay home if it's grey, so it's all yours.

So, objectively, late fall and winter are best.

>>1072168
A good book, booze, tea, pipe&tobacco, mp3, sometimes a bit of mj.

I bring pipe/tobacco, a tablet for reading, and I recently bought one of those UCO candle lanterns which I actually really like. Negligible size and weight, nostalgic, and you get both heat and light from it.

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I bring my fat friend sometimes.

>>1068286
Oatmeal
Couscous and tuna

Peanut butter, chocolate chips and tortillas

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Pea soup with pork

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>>1091076
I am so confused

Oh shit, you didn't go near it did you? OP you gotta get to a hospital.

>>1091079

>>1090864
Bring light to the subject. Share it with people around you. Talk about it regularly and often.

>>1090864
>burning man
>pay hundreds of dollars to experience a moneyless society!
funny, i don't have a lot of sympathy.

These guys are like stormtrooper Nazis looting jews.

>Twelve teams of federal agents, including a SWAT team, carried out operations on 12 properties confiscating Indian artifacts

>Love ordered a subordinate to remove Moqui marbles from his agency's evidence room — marbles that were part of a criminal investigation after being illegally removed from a national park five years earlier.

>Some ancient cultures believe Moqui marbles have mystical and healing qualities. They contain a sandstone center encased in an iron oxide shell and are found in many of Utah's national parks, including Zion. They are named after the Moqui Indians and used by some tribes to communicate with their ancestors.

>The report on Love's handling of the criminal evidence goes on to detail that more than 80 five-gallon buckets contained thousands of the marbles — with a retail value of up to $520,000 — that were stored in an evidence room in Salt Lake City. During the inventory, according to the report, Love told three employees they could take one to display on their desks.

>During the counting, Love also told the employee to remove three or four of the "best" marbles from evidence to give to him, the report says

Frogg Toggs, and always pitch a tarp before unpacking or changin clothes.

>>1090661
>Frogg Toggs
Took a look at their site - damn seems impressive.

>>1090695
I've got a suit of their cheeper range ("All Sport") and it's the bee's tits for the price and comfort.

Throw them in a garbage can you dumbass

>>1090491
Recycle them to nature yourself.
Eat them.

>>1090491
I stick mine in gopher holes in places that people like to metal detect.

that foil inside is great for tricking metal detectors with.

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Till the dirt and plant grass seed

>make it look nice and green

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e6lTl9JIW5Y

>>1090093
Did you get that piece of shit for free? Wtf is wrong with you?

>>1090102
The bike or the tent? :^)

>>1090093
Depends on the tent. One of mine broke during a bicycle tour and I ended up finding a ~8 inch long metal rod by the side of the road and attaching it with zip-ties. It worked for a couple weeks until I could get the manufacturer to send new poles to a town I passed through.

After that, I bought a tent repair kit which now lives with my other tools. It has some appropriately sized tubes, along with some chunks of waterproof fabric and mesh.

>>1089884

Bump.

Check out the Hubba Hubba by MSR, it's the best two person tent I've ever used. The double vestibule and extra anchor points make it even better.

REI has their half dome 2 plus on sale, good tent

If you want access to that slimy diseased hole you need to do it her way

>>1089804
Eh, I can go either way. Take 2 minutes to beat it and I'm good for a day

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Unless you have everything you need for backpacking, I'd just do things her way.

It takes a lot of specific stuff to backpack. You can get by with the bare minimum backpacking, but since neither of you are experienced, you're better off car camping. Backpacking takes a while to figure out what you like, what you need, and what you don't need.

Car camping you can just bring anything and everything. It's much easier.

Find a nice secluded campground with showers. She will thank you for hot running water. You can camp out, cook good food on a small grill, chill out with some beers around the fire, and fuck in a tent. It'll be a good time.

During the days you can do innawoods shit. Go on some day hikes, bring a small pack. Find some nice hikes and explore. Mayne bring a hammock for a mid day nap.

Maybe rent or borrow some kayaks one day as well.

At the end of the day, you'll have a comfortable base camp to come back to.

I wouldn't go backpacking unless you're both on a same page. To be honest, a 4 day backpacking trip, for someone who has no experience backpacking, is a little too much. If you want to learn to backpack with her, start small and do some overnights 1st. For this weekend though, stick to car camping.

>>/diy/woodworking general

Bumping for interest

>>1089738
Great board but I'm interested specifically in getting /out/'s take on the craft - I know a lot of people here like to whittle in camp. A lot of bushcrafting techniques require solid carving skills as well.