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I used my 35L school backpack for a four-month trip in 2013.

aw, sweet, a thread that belongs on /tg/ !!!
>I'll play along.

I actually did a lot of this shit in my youth, but the Defense Department was paying me.

If you plan to only carry a single blade, then remember: two is one and one is none. TWO IS ONE AND ONE IS NONE. Next, terrible choice of edge

You're not testing your strength hacking through shit, just proving you don't know how to plan routes.
a) skim the roads (cheating in SFQC, but in real operations it gets shit done unless you're fearing booby traps)
b) if you can't skim the roads then avoid the draw monster. just do it motherfucker

The bow: Good luck supplying your arrows, and dealing with conservation police who run into your weird ass hunting out of season without a plan he has developed with the community.

Reminds me of a thought experiment where a guy said he would bring GPS back to the 1600s

As always, don't poke an eye out.

>>1264680
Alright, I've had plenty experience here following the highways so Europe won't be too bad. Less distance to walk as well.

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I presume you are driving to samaria from Chania? If so, there's a cool little donation-run ww2 museum that a cool old guy runs on the way through the mountains, he gives you free alcohol too.

There's a nice sandy beach at Kalami which isn't too far from Chania either.

Also, don't go to Elafonissi, it's a trek and is overrated as fuck.

Enjoy lad, I go to Crete every year with my mate, Fucken love the place

>>1264589

Wait, never mind lad. I was thinking of Imbros gorge.

>>1264569

I'm also going to Crete for a week in summer. Staying at Sisi.

Is car rental easy when you're there?

>>1264429
access 4chan, rent a vpn, remote into your home PC, bring it on a flash drive, etc

>>1264429
save some on your phone/laptop

>>1264429
torrents or vpn

>>1264365
call or email and ask

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My goal is to convert a cargo van, move to a more expensive city, and net the normal rent,power,electric bills. Maybe go digital nomad if I'm lucky.

>>1264230
I lived in salt lake City for the last 5 years. I can answer some questions if you want. Where are you wanting to move to?

>>1264277
I was thinking Washington County in the south. I've been to St. George before and I really liked it.

>>1264081
It is not too much. For me a city gets boring within a few days so i guess changing them on an almost daily basis is a good idea. I just don't get how you chose to stay in smaller towns that long. Do you just want to stay in cities or do you want to go out to visit the countryside too?

>>1264081
>Berlin for 2 nights
>Zagreb for 3 nights
Only if you are going from Berlin to Zagreb by plane it is forgivable to go there. Otherwise, skip Zagreb and you won't lose so much.
Also
>Bratislava for 3 nights incl. a daytrip to Vienna
Unless this is a budget trip, it is better to do the other way round.

>>1264129
For most of the places I'll be staying in the cities, only in Maribor I will go and see the mountains and in Prague I will take half a day for the Sedlec ossary. If possible I'll try to get off the beaten track, going to the outskirts of the city, trying to find local hotspots or some nice nature.
>>1264153
It is a budget trip, so yeah, it will be 3 nights Bratislava, and for the travelling, I am taking a Flixbus (15h journey, I know). Maybe in a few years I can go to Vienna on a better budget.

Workaway.com

Just go work in hostels and other shit jobs all over the place until you get tired of it. It's a good life for a while and you'll see the world.

People that get jobs that require you to travel all the time end up hating it pretty quickly.

>>1264013
Neither honestly.

Cambodia was a bizzare experience for me. I didn't feel like I was in hell, but purgatory perhaps.

>>1264060
Don't listen to this guy

Probably Vietnam if you can only do one. It's beautiful, the food is incredible, and the beer is cheap.

>>1264070

Can I add to this, only do the North or South, 10 days isn't really enough to do both.

I'd say that the North is better if you enjoy cultural things and sightseeing.
The south is better if your looking for a relaxing time or want to be partying or doing other tourist related stuff.

>>1263998
Big hyped tourist gyms are in fact a save choice and provide high standards of training.

>>1264216
Care to talk about your experience?

Well the difficulty of a language is determined mostly by the proximity to the languages you already know but and also dependant on your motivation to study it.

If you try to learn a language that you hate then there is a very high chance that won't end up learning it at all.

Language learning requires a lot of motivation and commitment(in fact motivation itself is very fleeting, so good habit formation skills and discipline are better) If you pick a language based on utility over another instead of interest you might end up learning neither language in the end.

Pick the language that you have the biggest interest in because it's more probable that you'll actually end up learning it. Exterior motivations like economical considerations are very weak in motivating you than those that come from within, like an intellectual interest, cultural affinity or linguistic curiousity, if your goal is to actually master it, that is.

As a language learner myself, I have to admit that languages themselves have a very low ROI for the time spent that you could use for any other skill(except for the English language). So a language only becomes useful to you if you make the conscious decision to make to useful to you.

For example you are going to learn Spanish because you have decided to go to a Spanish-speaking country for a semester abroad or you are studying the language and then goto work for the branch of a Chinese/German/French/Japanese/Russia (petro)chem company. Though, I doubt that ancient Greek would be particulaly useful to you if you don't like spending your time reading ancient texts, it might deepen your knowledge of modern Greek, though.

Though we don't really know whether your Chinese teacher would be more lax with the course requirements than your French teacher would be.

>>1263952
Now considering your particular situtation but disregarding your personal interest for a moment, ancient Greek, French, Spanish seem to be the easier languages out of the bunch considering the languages that you already have extensive knowledge in (German and English share the same language family but it is still considered to be a bit harder than French and Spanish by the Foreign Servic Institute).

>>1263952
Thank you for writing this out! This actually helped a lot.

>language only becomes useful to you if you make the conscious decision to make to useful to you

I like that.

Like you said, I will try to make it come from within.

>>1263906
you're supposed to leave that shitty state, desu. go west, retard-kun.