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What to look for in long lasting cookware? 2017-08-17 04:35:44 Post No.1082977
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What to look for in long lasting cookware?
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2017-08-17 04:35:44
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Going winter camping with the lady in CO, and I've usually used dried meats/hard cheeses/non perishable/nontemp foods for eating whenever I go for day hikes or camps solo, but since I've recently come into a food dehydrator, I want to try some dehydrated meals.
I've only got like a 350ml cheap aluminum cup that I've ever used for oatmeal, but have been eyeing the Toaks 750ml for myself for the stews/chili that I plan on prepping for us. Also using the Toaks for boiling water in general.
But are there any other similar or better price/quality products that would allow for her to get her own (She's adamant about buying her own gear, because she wants to do this more than once with me, but she's also buying a bit more gear since she doesn't have as much winter ready kit as I do. I'd like to help her out by finding her a budget friendly pot that way she's not trying to east out of a 350ml)
>tl;dr Are there any better price/quality alternatives to the Toaks 750
>tl;dr What is a good budget one for the girl traveling with me?
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>>1082977
Seems a bit expensive that one. Similar alu pots are like 10 bucks cheaper.
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>>1082977
>China
Get a Snow Peak
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Get titanium
I love my Snow Peak 700 mug
I think there are cheaper brands though, doesn't Toaks make titanium stuff?
darwinonthetrail has some good vids on cheap but decent hear, he talks about it on one of his vids
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Cabin porn/general cabin info thread.
I'm moving to a cabin with no running water, wood heat, and currently wired for 12V DC, but the last tenant to his solar panels with him. The structure is probably 15 x 20, one floor with loft. I have to rebuild the outhouse and tear off the porch, then worry about getting the inside comfy.
For the inside, the first priority will be backup heat. I'm planning on a wall-mount infrared propane heater, because the place has a propane range and (maybe functional) propane fridge. All it has to be able to do is keep the place at 45°F when the woodstove isn't going.
I'd like to hear any comments or ideas, or recommendations for what else I can do to cozy it up.
Pic is not it, but similar.
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>>1081802
How will you do hygiene and poops?
I have a cabin with an out house and a hand pump well. And i still get tired of being dirty all the time
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>>1081802
Primary home or temporary getaway? Pic looks like a rape waiting to happen, needs more open space so forest niggers can't sneak around
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>>1081809
I have the option of showering at my girlfriend's place, which isn't far. Outhouse will be primary pooper, but I can always go at work, or again, girlfriend's place.
>>1081817
Primary residence. It's not actually as bad as the cabin in the pic; it just needs a few things and I think it'll be pretty nice.
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Anyone else enjoing their last days if summer?
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Fuck summer.
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>>1081681
Summer won't end until December.
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It's winter where I live and it's a pain inna dick. I can't wait till November :[
I´ll start
https://youtu.be/6JmtE_5ZTwo
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>>1072188
>pic
>boardwalk
Such nature. Much hike. Kungsleden must be babby tier hiking. Is there also wheelchair access? When I was hiking with a group through some bogs we actually used oversized snowshoe things. Heavy as fuck but you didn't sink up to your ballsack in mud.
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>>1072195
Okay, so i wasnt the only one thinking they are kinda pampered.
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https://youtu.be/OD6sEXyYNFY
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How do I into climbing mountains?
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>>1088263
Practice climbing my dick first.
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>>1088265
That's not even a bump, let alone a hill.
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>tfw no bushcrafting
>tfw firebans
>tfw no collecting firewood
>tfw stop-and-go traffic to get away from Denver any time during the week or coming back on i-70 or 285
Everyone told me Colorado was a great /out/ state. I fee lied to.
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>>1087695
But hey, you get to smoke that weed, amiright?
#justblaze
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>>1087695
You shouldn't have moved to Denver. All of the smaller cities have the same conveniences with better /out/ life.
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>>1087695
>moving to Denver """"Colorado""""
>not living for dirt-cheap in Cortez, Dolores, Mancos, or any other little town near the four corners where you can easily fuck off to all the best parts of UT, CO, NM, or AZ
lmaoing at ur lyfe OP
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Where does /out/ go to primitive camp in southern California?
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>>1086810
In the jungle, duh.
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>>1086810
What is "primitive camp" and how does it differ from camping?
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>>1087216
Much more destructive to the enviroment. But who cares as long as it can make you feel like a 18th century trapper.
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Crazy idea, right? But we will be traveling for about three weeks and bringing the baby with us. Its mostly a scouting trip to see where we wanna move. So far we are planned for mt Rushmore and Yellowstone park. Need a lot if advise to survive the long trip.
Will also keep thread open for updates when trip starts
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>>1086700
Good idea, if a bear chases you, toss it your little morsel of joy
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Are you moving to Mt Rushmore or Yellowstone? No. You are a sightseeing normie
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Those are areas of interest we will be seeing and will aim for but we are generally looking for northern cooler states stopping along the way to check places out. We don't have an rv and can't afford hotels. We are camping every night for three weeks. Also not looking to move to a city so rural areas are what we are going to poke around at
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Advice for my first innawoods experience 2017-08-22 03:29:50 Post No.1086637
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Advice for my first innawoods experience
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2017-08-22 03:29:50
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Hi y'all, /out/! First of all, i'd like to tell you i've never posted anything before, as i was basically a lurker, but i want to go /out/ for the first time, and i couldn't think of any place better to ask for tips.
For starters, i live near seville, in spain, and i'd like to try staying a couple of days in the woods, isolated of any human contact, but i don't really know a place in which i could do that, and i want to make sure what i'm doing isn't illegal. And, although many spanish woods are like pic related this time of year, i'd love to stay in a green forest, so i could wait until winter, or take a train to the north part of spain.
Anyways, i'd be thankful if y'all could help me with anything: any piece of advice, any indispensable tool, any cool place to stay or any book you recommend to avoid dying innawoods would be bless, and i thank y'all in advance for everything.
I'm sorry if my english isn't perfect, or if i broke any rule, as i'm new in this board!
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Check the catalog brother.
There are pretty much posts like this every single day.
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I didn't know youens talked like Alabamians
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Any good youtubers that show you how to do sht. I'm trying to be a better handy man and know how to go camping.
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>>1086350
No. Go away.
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>>1086350
Corporals corner, Ive learned almost everything I know i use for camping and survival from him.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1zjJn-M4viU
Vid related, how to make a bucksaw to use while camping in 10 minutes, all you need is the blade your knife and some cordage.
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>>1086385
haven't watched him in years. seems more comfortable on camera now
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Dragonfly appreciation thread 2017-08-20 07:26:41 Post No.1085335
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Dragonfly appreciation thread
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2017-08-20 07:26:41
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Appreciation thread for these little agile flyers.
>be /out
>sweatty, a bit tired
>lost in thoughts
>sit down to take a snack
>one dragonfly appears
>parks itself on a branch as if to observe you
>then two more
>now three or more
>they buzz about like fast helicopters
>a real air show
>no more lost in thoughts
>just a moment of here & now with dragonflies
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>>1085335
Here's an OC to contribute
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>>1085347
Also this one
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>>1085347
>he doesnt know the difference between a damselfly and a dragonfly
Embarrassing lad
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Compost Ingredients, Recipes & Tips! 2017-08-20 05:59:12 Post No.1084982
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Compost Ingredients, Recipes & Tips!
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2017-08-20 05:59:12
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Any Composters here?
Free, bulk sources of compostable ingredients:
- Used coffee grinds (ask local cafe, high nitrogen)
- Pine shavings (ask local pet stores that sell birds CAUTION may contain antimicrobials fed to birds)
- Dry leaves (mulching speeds composting)
- Lawn clippings (contains seeds, mulch compost heavily when used)
General Rules:
- Add a mix of dry (carbon) and green (nitrogen) ingredients to get compost cooking quickly.
- Turning compost speeds decomposition
- Add worms after temperature drops and the pile will start to become worm castings
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I am surprised that living in a village, there are households around that own a biological trash can instead of setting up a compost. To me, it just seems like an obvious thing but I guess some people don't want to deal with a compost or something.
When it comes to composting, we don't really complicate things, it's mostly just leftovers that go in there, sometimes leaves too; we don't bother with grass, it just stays where it fell.
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Yeah it's pretty simple once you see it break down and do it's thing. Some may be put off if they add too much wet stuff and it forms a stinky pile of aerobic muck.
Where does your compost get put to use?
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Metal detectors thread.
What do you think of the Minelab X-terra 705? Looking to buy one and go trekking using the same pathways as the Romans of yore in the hopes I'll find some coins. Might also explore old abandoned houses.
Reminder a good metal detector will have differing colours depending on the metal type, depth, general mapping of the shape and so on.
Does /out/ know about metal detectors?
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they are pretty good for creeping out women at beaches
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>>1083189
Why is this technology so expensive still?
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I throw all my ols pennis all over where you guys play with these.
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So how you are holding up?
thats what I got so far
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>template
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Most of these happened for the first time in Boy Scouts or are just basic skills everyone should know.
A bunch of what's left are flat-out retarded and the consequence of gross stupidity, and I hope I never achieve them.
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>>1082823
So you where in boyscouts yet you never had sex in a tent? You sure?
>yes, even dutch rudder qualifies!
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What budget should I set myself before vandwelling?
I am looking to be as frugal as possible, so no fancy solar panels, showers or kitchen. I can cook on campfires.
I'm aiming for about 2000 to 4000 dollars budget and I haven't bought my van yet.
I was looking at the Ford Econoline for stealth parking at night.
Any tips on vandwelling?
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Why a van? Get a focus/old jap SUV like a Highlander. Unless you're very tall, sleeping in a focus would be plenty comfy and get double the gas mileage.
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Can be done for $2000 but its a stretch.
I did it for less. Not sure of the exact sum.
A circular saw, a drill, and a speed square are everything you need build the interior.
And you can do it while on the road.
Buy the van, but the three tools on amazon, tear out the interior, and move in.
Buy or borrow anything else when the need arises.
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>>1082516
Low roof. Can't even sit up and piss proper in a wagon.
Besides, the superior wagon for sleeping are 80's Mercedes, Peugeot, BMW, and Volvo.
First two even come with diesels for muh economy.