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>>857932
Open ended, indefinite, round the world bicycle tour funded by blog and youtube videos.

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Try to not suck so much at snowmobiling.
>Pic related

Do more racing, either dirt or snow. Might give snowmobile hillclimb racing a shot this year.

Travel across Europe/Middle East on a motorcycle. See the pyramids, Darvaza gas crater, and enjoy some mountain twisties.

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Just got hired as a parks worker here in nz so that's one down (19, been doing construction/storeman type jobs since leaving school) other one is get to a level of skill and emotional maturity where I can spend a month living self sufficiently off the land, at this point in fiordland.

>>880776
Cotton will kill you if it gets wet, don't use it.

>>880776

>I'm losing weight and won't fit into this stuff next season
>The American Dream

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>>880809
> living the dream

Garcinia Cambogia.
3 months, changed my intake.
34" waist to 32".
Now it's just discipline.

OP GO! Right now, I'm loving Mossy Oak High Country pattern.

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Here is an example of concreations formed during the ice age.

>>880041
top left looks just like my sister's pad.

>>880045
tru

No but I got BOFA

>>879381
?

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>>879383
BOFA deez nutz

>>879358
What choices have you found so far?

>>879388
People who go there suggested Custom Maps
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.custommapsapp.android
and gave me a .kmz file with terrain of operations, I'm trying to get it to work.

Get a cheap lumia phone
I downloaded a complete uk map on mine from the windows App Store all free and works off line
The lumia isn't much good for anything else but for use as a cheap gps it does the job

Don't let the Jinn get you

>>879180
Not too concerned, I've stayed there before and it was surprisingly unspooky.

>>879177
Bring a camera, take pics, post OC.

>>879089
If you get a freshwater reel and fish salt with it, make sure you clean it really well afterwards because the saltwater will rape the bearings.

It's kinda hard to do all-in-one, depends what you will get off the pier. A 7' MH rod with a 3000-4000 size reel should work but you will be limited to bass and catfish in freshwater and it should handle decent sized stuff off the pier. You aren't going to be casting any panfish lures very well with it.

I guess another option would be to get two spools for the reel so you could run 6lb or 8lb line for freshwater (you will have like 200yds+ tho) and then put heavier line for the pier on the second spool.

It depends, what are you trying to catch?

>>879089
Does it really matter what kind of rod I'm using if I'm just doing it hoping to only catch one fish all day

Is it bad I really enjoy casting more than anything?

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>>878994
I use the one on the left for pier and surf (San diego- we get decent tidal forces and rip currents)
But the pic shows that you can be creative.

>>878999
Oh ya, weight depends on what's left in my tackle box but should depend on condition.
Heavier stuff just for stormy days.

Sinker form = place where fishing (sand, mud)
Weight = weather, current, line and rod test....
Just buy different kinds and test i dunno where you fish and the best way to learn is experiment not listening advices in 2chan

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>>878523
>supposedly able to run an A/C unit
>with 2200 watts
>which is usually peak rating, not continuous

unless it's an incredibly small A/C, it's not going to run it. Even a small rooftop camper AC will overload that gen on startup. Need about 3kW for those, 4kW peak/startup.

Good for everything else in a camper though - charging house batts, run small electric appliances, charge laptops/cameras/equipment.

It is parallelable, so two of them together will give you capacity for an AC.

If you're looking for a less-expensive option instead of honda/yamaha, i'd check out the generac units. I have an older ix2000... it works well. The newer iq2000's are even better, quieter, and add parallel capability.

If you're mainly using it to power an AC, i'd just buy a 3kW+ honda/yamaha unit.

>>878523
Nope sorry I stoped buying Bull & Shit products years ago.

>>878611
I have run a small window unit with a 2000 wat honda before but it did trip once in a while .
That one was 1600 continuous and this one is 1700 so I was hoping it was just enough extra to iron out the occasional tripping

any help would be appreciated fellas
>>878359

>>878365
First for midget girls with big tits.

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Rate my first ever pike

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>>878118
Kek, haven't gone out yet my man. hopefully soon.

also bump

First time hunting story.
>muzzle loaded
>went with my dad
>waiting for four hours
>buck waltzes up outta nowhere
>dad hands me rifle
>never really explained where to shoot
>tells me to aim for vitals
>as soon as I see deer on the sight: shoot
>shoot the deer
>drops in .01 seconds
>"where did you shoot that?"
>"in the head"
>dad starts laughing bc I am apparently supposed to shoot them in the lungs
>still shoot them in the head to this day seems faster and easier.

>>878203
Always wondered. Is it bad to shoot them in the head or something?

99% of people here and have never been /out/ other than hiking on trails in public parks or forests.

>>877964
>99% of people here and have never been /out/ other than hiking on trails in public parks or forests.
>look at board name
>/out/ - Outdoors
>other than hiking on trails in public parks for forests.
>/out/ - Outdoors
>parks and forests
>Outdoors

Nigga.....

>>877964
thats still more than I have done in the past 3 years

Get a friction fit axe aka a tomahawk. By design the head can't fall off the handle without you knowing.

>>877461
I would suggest looking over the axe thread with 200+ posts. It has a lot of good info.

http://www.knifecenter.com/item/HUBH840061/hults-bruk-salen-20-inch-hatchet-hickory-wood-handle-leather-sheath

Get this.

>>877290
I'd say go with some small mason jars. Not the ones with the latch, but the ones with the screw on top. Probably too big for what you want, but it's a good seal.

>>877290
Why don't you look for something like this?

https://www.amazon.com/Moyishi-Clear-Silver-Aluminum-aluminum/dp/B00MDBZ266/ref=sr_1_3_a_it?ie=UTF8&qid=1476668499&sr=8-3&keywords=metal+jar

A container like this could be found in all sorts of places. Just take a sharpie and write the seasoning name on the lid.

I don't know if I'd even bother with glass vials desu senpai.

>>877302
A 4oz mason jar is good for pre-mixed seasonings, or if you want to prep seasonings in bulk.

Can I ask whats wrong with the jars with the latch tops? I got a couple of these style in about 3oz size from a local place. They seem to do the job well enough. For $1 each if the seals go bad in 5 years I won't feel bad about tossing them.

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>>876957
You can make a steamroller

>>876957
>Good for boiling water/cooking food
>Can be turned into a knife
>Can store liquids or food

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>>876959
...or an alcohol stove