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go away from these lands. never return, leave us be

>>1094066
Wear a helmet.

>>1094072
But without guidance, I may never leave your land

>>1093883
Not an LA guy but I live in Orange County and have a coworker who dives a lot. If I remember I'll ask him next time I see him.

>>1093890
Awesome, thanks mate. Seems like nocal might be the go for diving around california.

Rancho Palos Verdes has some really good spear fishing spots same with the very north of laguna caught a few lobsters there. NorCal has some great spots have a buddy who filled his abalone limit in one hour

>>1093860
>the "land belongs to the water"
Sounds like you violated the NAP.

clarify please?

>"land belongs to the water"
water belongs to the sky

>>1093857
By not being a bitch dammt


99% of doing anything hard is about not being a bitch

>>1093865
There must be more to it than that.

>>1093866
>>1093866
The remaining 1% composes everything else

>>1093822
i killed and ate two "giant" puffballs if that counts

>>1093822
I saw about a thousand or more Destroying Angels and Fly Agaric at a local park on one of its "longest" trails. I wish I had a camera at the time, but I was between cameras then. They were spread all along the woodland path, but only up near the ridge lines and tops of the hills in the deeply wooded areas.

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Are these magic mushrooms?

>>1093754
How can you be angry that a guy with a boat is using the marina?
He pays , you dont.
When you see a boat coming get your shit out of his way.

>>1093757

I did pay. You have to pay $5 to fish off the dock. It's a private marina.

>>1093761
Well now i have to admit that does change things a bit.
Could you have yelled a warning ?

>>1093735
>hiking through deserts

I dont gradp this..

>>1093738
Grasp*

>>1093738
The high desert canyons and badlands have a savage charm.

thx /out/

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>>1093509
>not posting location or price requirements
Moto specific really isn't anything special, unless you have pole length requirements to fit inside of a hard pannier. I'd go for something in the same style as the REI Half Dome 2 Plus. Proven design, easy to set up, available from multiple companies. I use a one person tent and store all of my stuff on the bike.

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>>1093464
if "year-round" means welsh winters and alpine summers, any 2/3man 3 pole tunnel with a big porch will suit. two of you can sit on low stools and still have room to cook.

alternatively a slumit pitches and packs up almost as fast as an umbrella (which is a godsend if tent-packing annoys the shit out of you) but it's less spacious than a tunnel. the porch is enough to keep your boots and lids in the dry, but you can't live in that space, so you'll be bringing wet muddy gear, food and drink into the same space as your sleep kit, and that's not smart.

don't bother with canvas tents unless you're a sidecar, they're dependable and long-lasting but they're immensely heavy when packed up wet.

Wear some gaiters to keep mud out of your boots. If it's not that cold and ticks aren't a problem where you live them I would actually suggest quick drying shorts instead of pants.

You aren't going to get eaten by mud my dude.

>people are afraid of getting stuck in the mud while "hiking" on a path between fields in 2017
Holy fuck have you ever been off the pavement? What do you think your ancestors did when it rained? Wait a day for the mud to dry so they didn't hurt their ankles?

>>1093323
>>1093337
I think you missed the part where I say I want to hike WHILE IT IS RAINING HARD. Mud gets very slippery during a rain so I wanted to ask if anyone has any experience in it.
Also I'm pretty sure our ancestors, like the vast majority of mammals, wouldn't walk around in an open field during a heavy rain. If you ever got out of your house you would see how mammals take shelter from the rain or walk around in the forest at best. I would imagine ancient humans behaved the same.

fuh q

>>1093262

In a waterproof container until needed, no less. Most supplies don't do much good if they're soaked in toxic water. 3 days is a bit hopeful, it's best to allow 5 - 7 days of survival in the event of devastated infrastructure/incompetence which could result in delayed aid to your particular area. Also, I suggest a good sized tarp so you can make a dry spot to sleep. As for clothes, the current outfit and two spare outfits (4 pair wool socks, and 4 pair underwear) would be my advice.

>>1093262
One thing I forgot about was the damned mosquitos. Spray repellent, citronella candles, and head nets sold out everywhere.

Hookers and blow.

What is happening on the 23rd? The next most recent end of the world prophecy thats going to fail? How many of these a year are there?

>>1093173

Learn first aid/basic field medicine, learn how to garden, how to build shelter, learn how to trap, learn how to make weapons (bows/blowguns/crossbows/etc), learn how to make medicine from plants, learn how to get/purify water, learn animal husbandry, learn how to dress/butcher game, learn about local flora/fauna, learn about micronutrients and a healthy diet, learn how to cook without modern bullshit, learn how to make fire, learn how to communicate long distances (morse light signals, smoke signals, carrier pigeon, etc), learn how to make booze, learn how to preserve/store food/seeds.

>>1093255

365.

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>>1093035

Better pic of the pyrite.

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>>1093038

Better pic of the green rock.

>>1093035
Looks like obsidian

Just a heads up. Lived in Florida for a decade. It will still be mid 80s and humid at night. I would just recommend not trying to camp in Florida. Too many snakes, lizards, spiders and crocs. Day trails are okay though

You will die sweating and miserable.

Buy the biggest jar of baby powder you can own. Put it in your ass, and on your balls. ALWAYS. One hand sipping water, one hand dusting your balls.

If something has shade, it will have something horrible under it with you. Take a fly swatter. And enough deet to drown in. AND a BIG HAT.

Floridian here

What the above 2 said is mostly correct.

mornings and evenings is when the bugs get you so during these times of day wear long sleeves / pants with a bugnet. During mid day it gets hot enough the bugs vaporize in direct sun so they go away.

EVERYTHING in florida is the same shit. its palmetto plants / scrub forest or swamp. Basically if the google map pic shows green, expect it ti be palm plants as dense as your asshair. Pick whatever place you wish, Trip advirsor or other site, it will be the same shit.

FYI Florida is NOT the place for bushwhacking as you can get killed super easy. Stick to normie crushed shell trails with running water toilets and electrical grid access or get raped by boars, gators, snakes, spiders, skeeters, or locals playing banjo.

sorry if florida isnt what you expected. its basically beach and disney or nothing.

>>1092687
its more comfortable to do it without scuba gear, just freedive

>>1092999
This

>>1092999
>>1093009
Yeah, I mentioned unassisted. I feel like it would be more fun freediving. I'm in California, how does one go about finding a suitable place to fish?

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>>1092645

>>1092645
>October 1 2003 plus 5085 days
>not digging a cathole
Shiggitydiggitydoo.

>not rivershidding
Sometimes I don't know why we even bother on this board.