I found this thing in my yard. The inside is soft and jelly like. The outside is hardish but can easily be broken. what is it?
>>905974
it's a dinosaur egg, OP
you found the missing link
century egg
>>905974
Type of fungus.
Reproduces by spores, guessing it rained there recently.
Ok so I was just reading on /trv/ that canada is having free camping for the year of 2017 if you get a pass.
Does anyone know the specifics?
I want to spend the summer boondocking up there.
>>905971
http://www.pc.gc.ca/eng/voyage-travel/admission.aspx
Not free camping, just free visits.
>>905978
Thanks anon.
How about we make this a Canadian camping general thread.
What does a yankee need to know before going up there?
>>905988
Probably very similar to the states. Also depends on where your going
I gotta heat 20+ fairly sizeable rocks in a fire tomorrow.
What type of fire would be best suited for this.
Sauna?
>>906020
Kind of. but the rocks are bigger, like larger then a football each,
>>905962
that's an odd project but you should be able to pile them like a pyramid, build a fire over them and let it burn down.
what are you doing this for?
Anyone here have experience long distance sailing on rivers.
How far did you go?
How easy was it versus open water
>>905913
Titties
>>905913
nice boobs
>>905914
>>905917
+1
#106-"Gridlock" Edition
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>>903979
Fuck traffic. Just trying to enjoy my Saturday afternoon fishin for an hour or two before it gets dark and they decide to completely shut down the highway because of a fuel truck on fire. Ended up getting delayed close to 2 hours after standing around in the 595 parking lot and only got half an hour of casting before it got dark.
Looks like lots of people participating in the Secret Santa already sent some gifts so hopefully we will see those by the end of the week. Dank memes via post.
Still waiting for help with the beginner guides on the Pastebin. I put a little saltwater one in there, but I want to do a river one possibly and trout. Skid typed up a saltwater guide so enjoy the autism.
Thinking about picking up a new hobby? Want to get a memecaster? Haven't mastered the Palomar knot? Click here!
http://www.pastebin.com/u/fishingandtackle
https://imgur.com/a/1Xw3N
Talk about fishin
>tfw somebody on Youtube stole my idea
Dremels are GOAT
>>905694
I've been moding boxes for 25 years with a razor blade, and no melted plastic smell.
>>905137
pls respond
already thinking of some deep diving cranks, shaky heads, some stuff for drop shotting
>be me
>5 th grade
>We went to local lake
>Get bored
>Decide to clang two rocks together
>Eventually make sharp is rock
>Put it in hollow ish drift wood
>Show everyone
>They call me cave girl mainly because it was a Stone Age tool
>Guide takes advantage of this and teaches us about the native Indians etc
>From this day on I have this weird obsession with rocks
>still go to creeks and stuff to find and sharpen rocks
>Forever known as rock girl and cave girl
>When I have more time in the summer I plan to make some buildings on my property using nothing but rock tools
>>905635
epic twist: OP is actually a boy.
>>905635
>played like an ape as a kid like any kid does
>attentionwhored bout it bc girl
>decided to let it define me bc attentionwhore
>later post on 4chan bc still girl, still attentionwhore
Op as you have suspected all the internet is enthralled, and the sheer beauty of the rank pheromones emanating from your vortex compels us all, as thousands of miles away as we may be, to beg the question: will you kill yourself?
>>905635
Post feet
What kind of socks do you use during the winter while hiking or whatever you do when you're outdoors? Do you go double, so you always go double?
Picunrelated
I use REI expedition weight wool socks with a polypro liner.
Various wool. Alpaca for special occasions. If you double up you need roomy enough boots that you don't restrict blood circulation, or your feet will be even colder.
>>905536
summer socks are darn tough hiker crew. a bit thinner and come up to lower calf.
winter socks are darn tough boot cushion, go up over my calves.
(short dude, 5'3" so I wear small socks)
Hi /out/,
Circumstances now warrant that I live out of my truck, but the money that was once spent on rent is now available for equipment.
In addition to miscellaneous military surplus clothing, I have a Canada Goose Snow Mantra, CG Tundra Overalls, and Baffin Apex boots. I'm particularly concerned about the extremities (hands and feet) since they are most likely to succumb to frostbite, so any suggestions for boots and gloves would be helpful.
Thanks
>>905502
Where the fuck do you live? Ellesmere Island?
>>905514
NW Montana
P.S. I forgot to mention that I'd like everything to prevent frostbite down to -40.
Friend is a lobster fisher... drug this out of the Bay of Fundy.
anyone know what it is?
>>905375
What you have there is a genuine Lobster cock ring
Could be one of many things, it looks like the band they put on some bird's legs
>>905377
I second bird band.
Looking for derelict/abandoned etc places any where in london that can be 'accessed'
Thanks!
>>905364
london in general is derelict
>>905449
Pic relate..
>>905364
Where do you live? I'm from London so I can give you a few pointers, assuming you haven't visited them already.
will an underground bunker save you from a volcano explosion?
>>905219
depends
>>905220
Shure it would if you are thousand miles away.
>>905219
The magma would just coat the Earth above you. If it didn't melt through the hatch, the super heated air coming in through the intakes would bake you alive, to say nothing of the toxic fumes.
I posted a while back here about that I'm going on a world journey, starting with a year in Asia. Last time I asked about gear and such, and now I've gotten that figured out, so let's talk about emotions.
I've been living a very normal life up until now. Work, study, friends, all that, and I'm basically giving it up for freedom. This will be quite the change for me, and I'm still not sure how I will hope up to it.
Since it's worthless to break down out in the middle of nowhere in a country where no one speaks your language, what's some advice you oldfags can give me? How do I stay sane through years of traveling and living onnaroad?
When are you going? I also plan to travel through asia next year.
Do you have a gear list? Would be very interesting for me.
Newfag here, really nice board btw, I was wondering what are you guys' everyday outfit as /out/ers. Outside my hiking outfit, which is pretty forest-colored, my everyday clothes are really different as there are urban colored.. and god damn are grey and blue depressing colors !
So what is your everyday outfit ? do you have specific brands or site that provides forest/rural looks ? and what is your view on modern urban looks ?
>>905056
ARE YOU A GIRL? IF SO POST PICS OF UR BODY SO WE CAN BETTER ASSIST YOU. IF POSSIBLE POST PICS OF YOUR FEET WITH MAYONAISE ON THEM.
>>905092
How have you even assumed that I was a girl ? I'm a man, you virgin weirdo
>>905103
even better bb, lets see your feet
I'm in the early stages of planning a canoe/trekking trip around the Casamance river. I've never done serious stuff in the tropics before; just day hikes in Hawaii. So I'm looking for practical tips from people who are used to the tropics -- any unexpected difficulties you may have run into?
I don't really know what questions to ask, but here are a few:
-What kind of pants would you recommend? I don't know what kind of performance to expect of my trousers.
-Footwear? I feel like I should wear something quick-dry that I can swim in in case my canoe capsizes
-What are some hacks for preventing mosquito bites? I'll be sleeping in a military-issue permethrin tent and lighting fires every evening. I don't want to use DDT, but am I a fool for betting my health on a bottle of eucalyptus oil?
-What about water-borne parasites? I read the wikipedia article for schistosomiasis a long time ago, and now I'm afraid to refresh my memory.
-How do I keep diarrhea from ruining all my plans?
I certainly won't be deep in the wilderness, but the environment still poses a lot of challenges.
bump
>>904994
Take lots of socks. Take care of your feet and make sure they are always dry/drying.
>>905567
Dank world tree bruh.
I don't know anything about jungle travel though, but I'm definitely curious as I would love to go trekking in the Amazon or Congo...
Hey boys.
I'm going out tomorrow with a goal of making a friction fire for the first time ever.
My knowledge of different tree types are not very big, but I do know fast growing trees are good.
I come looking for help on picking my wood for tomorrow. Im located in Denmark.
I don't know a ton about friction fires because I don't like to fuck around and just carry a lighter or matches, but cedar is what's typically used for bow drills.
>>904905
Ash, beech, birch are all hard woods and there's plenty of them in Denmark.
>>904905
wtf is this