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>>936526
Sweet dude. I've been there and watched some of the climbers. Is it pretty difficult? I understand some routes are harder than others but it's not terribly far to climb it seems.

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>>936526
aid climbing is cheating. ;)

congrats. how many times did you climb it before you broke 24 hours?

>>936528
>Is it pretty difficult?
not really. paraplegics and people with ms have gone up it, so...
>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZUJYmW8g_sc
>mfw

>>936526
>AMA
>>>/Fagddit/
Thx for your cervix

Yes.

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>>936208
I prefer this

>>936208
P-39 or P-45, depending on whether you prefer comfort or small size.

The can openers on multi-tools typically have a smooth and rounded lip grip, and were obviously not intended to be used, but rather were designed to give the illusion of additional usefulness on a multi-tool, kind of like the tow-hitch on a car with a four cylinder engine.

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>Brit, scout trip around 2005
>Camping in woods
>"What's that noise?"
>Look around
>Badger at the edge of camp site
>Sees us
>Pisses off

Close one.

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>Alligator?
Nope. Alligator hisses and waddled into the water.
>Bear?
nope. Bear was running away before I saw it.
>Rattlesnake or Cottonmouth?
nope. Rattlesnake and Cottonmouth just stuck their tougue out at me.
>Mountain Lion. Surely, anon, the Mountain Lion was most dangerous.
Nope. Mountain Lion stood in the tree and, while I was scared, the Mountain Lion just stared at me before silently disappearing.
>Then what, anon? What was the worst dangerous animal run in you've had innawoods?
It was a most vile, ill tempered beast. A pussy grabbing stinker with a reputation of fouling things up every where he goes.
Le Pew!

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>>935600

>>934803
Your drought is over no one cares about you anymore

>>934958
I live in Montana

>>934803
I've been wanting to do it. Meant to last summer but couldn't.
Lurking

>>933932
>What needs to happen to make this a reality?
Complete breakdown of civilization everywhere.

$$

Which is usually enabled by people who aren't brokeass teenagers.

Land-at minimum 20 or so acres
/diy/
$$

>>932987
Any tent not made for car camping.
What are you looking for exactly?

Number of people?
3 seasons, 4 seasons?
Price? Weight?

>>933000
A small tent I can attach to my backpack and travel around Europe with in summer(although it would be Sweden/Norway so itll be cold). 2 person would be ideal but it cant be massive or heavy as I would be carrying it around

>>933007
Go to tarptent and look if there is anything you like.

I would recommand Shelter Jamet it's cheap and light but condensation is a bitch.

>>931203
It has 2 cutting edges. It could also be used as an ice pick. Dressing game would be a task because of the sharp point and the edge facing down, potentially damaging inner organs while opening it. You could dull one of the edges on purpose though.
It's designed as weapon and not as tool, but would handle light wood tasks and all tasks involving slicing and cutting very well.

>>931218
>It's designed as weapon and not as tool

Aren't all weapons tools?

>>931203
It was designed with stabbing rather than cutting in mind. It wouldn't be my first choice for an /out/ knife.

I'm curious about this too, have you played the Long Dark? I picked it up for a couple bucks on steam

>>931110
The Long Dark is the best Ive played. Worth the purchase. Ive got about 50 hours in it.

>>931110

The thing I found kinda realistic about RDD was if a bear was after you, you basically had one shot with your rifle to kill it or you were dead.

Also anybody have experience with Alpaca4less blankets?

>>930055
Woolrich makes gud wool blankets. expensive, but apparently some of the best, and oldest

>$300+ for a blanket that you can get used
lel

In Italy and France I've seen blankets made from white lambskin with the hair still on.
They're heavy, but no chance of wind getting trough.
They were much more expensive than $300 though.

we're gonna need a bigger boat

>>929579
I'll bet you'll go back to an old school snorkel and mask

>>929583
already used one for filming, they're good

old android phone with maps.me app

>>938139
I'm running an S5 and am looking into this as well. I just need to free up space to DL all of New England to be used offline.

>>938097
If anything really serious happens, you will regret this decision.

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Shown with rain fly

Not with that fly negro, you want a full fly for winter camping. That looks like a comfy summer tent but youll get raped by nature at 0 degrees

You'll be fine. Bring a Mr. Heater with you and you'll stay toasty all night long. That's what I did and it worked great

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I personally decorated the plants with different types of moss and river rocks, they didn't come like that from the store. What do you guys think of them?

Also got some of those adhesive hooks that I stuck to the wall and put some ivy in some small pails. I plan to make the ivy grow all around my room.

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>>937846
Does growing weed count?

>>937856
sure does.
What kind of lights are those? I tried growing stuff with artificial lights but i have always failed. Any tips?

>>937330
Veritable knee savers downhill, leg muscle savers uphill, extra support on treacherous, slippery and unstable terrain, handy for testing bad/marshy/whatever terrain on flat ground. Spider web removal for good measure.

Not much use on solid flat ground, but excellent on hilly and higher areas up to the point where you need an ice axe.

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So you don't have to carry poles for your shelter, also,

>>937381
>That hole in the back
You're shitting me, right?