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>women can't /out/

>>1065860
False indeed.

>>1065861
GTFO incel

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>>1065532
Mate, you are a dutchfag. There is no nature left, only cultured land. Try to enjoy the cracks between man made structures and whatever grows in it.

You can however just jump into a train to Germany, Hannover. Then from there to Osterode. Then by foot through the Harz national park on the Hexensteig. It's 5 days of hiking and totally worth it.

>>1065532
Try the Schoorlse duinen mate. Highest dunes in the low lands, and pretty pretty in my opinion. Don't expect to have the area all to yourself however, and prepare to say hi to a shitload of grumpy old couples on bikes.

I once did some easy hiking and wildcamping there. There's plenty of places to hide a tent and after dinertime you'll pretty much have the area to yourself. If it hasn't been too dry, building a campfire shouldn't get you in any trouble either if you're smart about it.

Good question by the way. Finding nice area's in our shitty delta can be a challenge, especially in the western randstad area. I'm from Delft as well by the way ^^

Although >>1065550 has a point, there are some things you can do.

THe best is to take the 3-4 hour drive to the German Eifel. If you are looking for multiday hikes, the 'Wildnis Trail' and the 'Eifelsteig' are pretty good. Otherwise, you can find a place to stay for pretty cheap and just do day hikes.

The nearest thing that can pass for a forest in the Netherlands is probably starting at Ziest and then going eastwards. There will be some pretty nice areas, but they'll be small and you'll meet plenty of people.

If you're looking for a multiday trail in the Netherlands, go do the 'Pieterpad' or bits of it.

Also, there is the Biesbosch, but it's mostly insects and swamp. Nice to rent a small boat though.

Well based on what I just looked up it is apparently more like 240 miles!

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You sound like literally me. I plan to hike it sometime soon
Join the Association if you REALLY want to learn more. I plan on joining soon. The section by White Rock is beautiful, by the way
Also, if you live in or near the Fayetteville area, Uncle Sam's and Pack Rat are your go-to places

A rumor through the grapevine says that they plan to link the OHT with the OT but it's been in planning for a long while now and I wonder if it'll ever happen

>110 degrees
>100% humidity
>wild boar, coyote, and the largest swarms of mosquitos you'll ever witness


Lol have fun bro

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>>1065337
Depends on what is considered "exotic". I live in Florida and enjoy catching tarpon and barracuda

>>1065358

Exotic is a term for invasive species that people don't dislike. Like peacock bass in Florida.

>>1065383
>Exotic is a term for invasive species
You mean like OPacus cannotread catalogus
>>1064654

>>1065301
Don't buy 5.11 they are shit boots. Lowa's military range is where you need to be looking

>>1065411
Thanks, will look into them, any other suggestions?.

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>>1065301
Meindl bergschuh

Is that for all day? On a lake? The ocean? A river? Do they pick you back up? What does it include?

>>1065200
4 hours on the lake but the lake connects to the river so you can go down the river if you want.

They don't pick you up. Just give you the kayak.

if i need to rent one it's $30-35/person for all day in the monterey bay. but i have friends with kayaks, so i can usually borrow one for free.

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>>1065134
Surely a woobie is nothing like as warm as a quilt/bag, though?

>>1065142
Lol
>>1065134
No they aren't and don't fall for the military surplus meme.

i respect his outdoor skills, but his achievement is less impressive when you consider the dude was just stealing shit.

Innawoods tweaker bum. Fuck anyone who smokes meth.

>>1065089
>>1065148
agreed, not nearly as cool as the maine hermit

>>1064925
>>>/diy/

>>1064925
Steel shipping containers buried two stories deep should work perfect. You should try it

>>1065258
you just need crabmeat to go with it.

>>1064610
Are you sure you haven't already had that mental break down? You're literally prepping in case you decide at some point later in life that you're a squirrel.

>>1064615
And I'll be able to walk around the city laughing at all the normie cucks who don't have years worth of rice and beans stored away.

>>1064610
>in case I ever have a mental breakdown
Anon I have bad news for you. Either way it's better to be paranoid than get caught with your pants down.

I fucking love this idea count me in

Only somewhat similar but has anyone ever wore plate armor innawoods? It sounds autistic as hell but there has to be some advantage, right?

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>african mask
>in the south
lol. op gonna get lynched

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Not going to be in attendance this time, but I was at the 2010 jamboree, and was my troop's SPL at the 2013 Jamboree:

>no more based Springbar tents; everything is provided by the Jamboree itself
>we did gets cots that time instead of the sleeping pads we used in 2010, though
>shotgun was fun, in large part because of the expansive views on the far side
>someone walked into our camp and stole the confederate flag pin from Gettysburg off my hat while I was making sure we had dinner, reee
>there were some woodcraft / historical areas on top of Garden Ground Mountain; the hike was well worth it
>the OA's fetishization of Indians is still weird
>we befriended some scouts from Egypt up there
>the wait for the ziplines was very long given how little time you actually spend on them
>the heavy military presence balances out increasing influence of soccer moms in the BSA
>macho things like the SEAL challenge are good for teenage boys
>constant rain and poor drainage turned our campsite into a mud wallow
>we covered it with boxes from the commissary so it wasn't an issue
>hometown news reporters or whatever get to take flights in military helicopters, should've done that

I wish we had more meaningful interaction with scouts from other troops, honestly. Waiting for the shower together or taking an easy merit badge class doesn't count. An overnight trek of some sort could easily be fit into the jamboree.

I got ripped off way more on patch trading in 2010, but I was also much younger. My only other really striking memories of 2010:
>getting stood up by Obama
>huddling with our duffel bags in the commissary after a severe weather warning on the last day
>hoping the bus arrives soon as we try to sleep, ignoring the small river pouring in under our mound of bags
>it rains a lot in the East

I'm jealous of you, getting a speech not only from a sitting President, but from the God-Emperor himself. Will a Trump patch be issued? I may have to haunt ebay for the next few weeks if so.

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>>1064062
Also, 2013 especially felt too electronics-heavy for a scouting event. I'm all for STEM engagement; I study engineering these days. My scoutmaster and I also heavily discouraged phone use, and I believe this was the correct policy. Do the charging stations set the wrong tone? Kids these days...

>>1064069
As staff you pretty much need your phone for updates from your station, but during scouts I could get by for like 3/4 of a week turning off my phone and turning it back on when I wanted to call my mom.

Honestly, I just wish it was more subtle. I get that they're accepting of technology, but scouts wasn't really founded on the principles of phone use.

>>1063900
If you don't have the gumption to get a job or save money or maintain personal connections what makes you think you have the gumption to live in the woods and burn upwards of 4000 calories per day trekking 20+ miles per day and laboring 16 hours a day, regardless of weather?

>>1063905
>20 miles

Is that how far from the tent the food is? No bully I'm just wondering if this is doable and a good plan.

OP, do you have a bike? You could travel on a bike (Use your $100ish to buy used panniers and cheap supplies) looking for odd jobs to do for cash. Easy 100 miles a day instead of harsh, expensive trekking for maybe 20 miles a day.
Innawoods has no access to money, restrictions on how long you can camp, and little access to food unless you're hunting and fishing (expensive)
Buy beans and rice and you can survive off of that for dollars a day.

>>1063896
>Only The Brave
Only the Slow

>>1063899
>not letting yourself be burned to ash to win

>>1063899
You, sir, as callous as fuck.

>>1063838
The heck? What happened that you couldn't go outside for 3 months? Did you get an disease?

its fucking itchy

>>1063887
I just didn't want to.