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i hope you have military or leo experience, or have a grandpa or uncle who's a ranger. or better yet both. otherwise good fucking luck.

>>1079004
Not OP, but is it really that hard?

>>1079004
What about being a leo in the military? Cause I'm thinking the same thing as op getting that forestry degree after I get out

I wanted to watch the meteors but the weather thought "nah, fuck it I'm playing october!" So now we have heavy clouds and it's been raining nonstop for the last two days and will stay that way for at least one or two more days.

>>1078900
>Perseid meteor showers
>skies cloudy as fuck
>whyyyyy
>other celestial events
>skies cloudy as fuck, raining
>whyyyyy
>huge coronal ejection
>massive auroras
>skies cloudy as fuck, raining

i live innawoods, so assuming the clouds cooperate, i'm just going up on the roof. but it's unfortunate that a 3/4 moon rises around 11 pm on the 12th, so the peak part of the night for meteors will have a lot of light.

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>>1078683
Bear cans are a meme, I've seen bears break into them before by rolling them down a big hill. Git gud a throwing and erect a bear bag, all you need is some rope.

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>>1078687
My throws are powerful, also rangers recommended using dark rope because the bears supposedly can figure that puzzle out.
I'll bring some, but is it true?

Are bears attacking people where you camp? Are there warning signs? If not then yeah it's a waste. You probably can keep your food in your tent and cook bacon on your campfire unless you is a scardey cat

Bad water, filter or use a rain catcher.

Tap water almost killed my 16 year old bamboo. (nj tap water isnt for drinking)

>>1078679
its outside...

>>1078682
Thanks for putting that in the OP, along with your watering habits, soil composition, and the other useful information. Go fuck yourself and I hope all your plants die you worthless sack of shit.

>>1078643
step 1- go to /an/
step 2- take it too a vet

>>1078646
Or mercy kill it

Try flaying the skin and a low medium heat with lemon butter.

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uDl3jG4HB4k&ab_channel=TunesoftheRight

Retard

Just work more dried beans, rice and pasta into your diet. Get more foods canned in glass jars and work those into your diet.

Have ways of boiling water that don't need electricity.

Survival food is a waste of money.

In SHTF situation that lasts more than 6 months you should be farming anyway.

>>1078353
My patriot supply has good freeze dried foods, they also sell seeds as well. Although I'd buy a freeze dryer, you'll save more money in the long run

A black hole so you fall into it and die

>>1077715
Squirrel pelts on the wall

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Some Theodor Kittelsen paintings/drawings.

>organised /out/ings

Kill yourself my man

>>1076816
Just go for it. We are down to under eight now.
Small pack with 3l of water in bladder, a couple of snacks, small first aid kit and a jacket.
No need for gloves, headlamp, knife ect. It is only 26 miles, most people do it in daylight hours.

Some people do the triple pass in under 22 hours. might have to give it a go.

Helps if you know the terrain though.

>>1076868
Also, the record is four hours nineteen mins if you fancy a jog

camp

>>1076486

Stop camping.

Take a nap. Read a book. Do some fishing. Drink some booze.

Depending on where you live you can be trained but I would say get into paramotoring it's fucking awesome! To buy good equipment it'll be about 8k plus lessons

>>1075713

any location where people paraglide will have guys ready to take you tandem. Lots and lots of locations.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TT2GgTK9qVY

Merrell makes a hell of a sandal similar to that one

I recently bought a pair of similar Keen Newport H2 shoes, and have not been disappoint. They're my first pair of such shoes. With pronating, narrow, flat feet, I am ridiculously difficult to please and hesitated because I expected a loose, floppy, no-support sandal. Worn them on dune hikes, launching boats from shore, in sand and on gravel, a bit of shore work with short, heavy hauls, but no packs or heavy portages. They seem pretty good. Wish I bought them ten years ago.

>>http://www.keenfootwear.com/p/M-NEWPORT-H2.html?dwvar_M-NEWPORT-H2

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>>1075457
I agree.
I have been wearing these for years.
They are really comfortable and wear like iron.
I have only had one pair fall apart and i am brutal on shoes.
The pair that failed still made it through a season of daily salt water soaking and other horrors.

>>1074767
Love Cornwall, nice video mate

>>1074767
Was out kayaking in Cornwall today, really relaxing.

Man whenever I see drones at the beach I just wish I had a shotgun.

>>1073375
If you don't get eaten by alligators, report back. Actually, report back regardless.

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>>1073378
>alligators
Would you suggest CA instead? Shouldn't alligators be more dormant in the winter.

>>1073379
>Shouldn't alligators be more dormant in the winter.
Alligators live down south because they don't go dormant.

Besides, big alligators aren't very salt-tolerant. It's one of their major differences with crocodiles. You're pretty safe from gators on a beach.