Git some! Git some! Git some, yeah, yeah, yeah! Any cairn who

On my first trip I saw some and I sort of liked where it was done. Just a little rocky area surrounded by trees.

Best way to do it tho is to get a large rock and hurl it, I'd imagine

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>>787539
What would you do to this carin op? Please tell us in detail. And tell it to us slowly.

>>787539
Wuts a water buffalo?

>>787634
nooo fucking way that is done without some sort of adhesive agent.

i come to /out/ just to say fuck cairns thnks 4 making this thread
oh, and fuck carins

>>787637
This. Locktite is breddy strong

I really really like your post OP

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>>787539

what the fuck is a cairn

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They helped me find my way in Gros Morne National Park.

In Canada we hug our cairns.

>>787874
sauce?

>>787881
cairns are manmade structure used as guideposts through terrain. unfortunately people use the term incorrectly and call every loose hippie rockpile a cairn.

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>>787637
>>787720
Just gravity and friction.

http://www.gravityglue.com/