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Hey /out/!
As you know, there are sc/out/s all over the world. So in this thread, tell us either:
>Your country, if it's small
>Your state/province if it's big enough for them to be recognizable
then
>Your absolute favorite place to go /out/ to in your home state/country, and why.
There are some people from amazing places here, and others who are from duller places they know how to make the best of. I'm interested in hearing about all of it!
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South Wales valleys
Hills and woodland everywhere
Literally a two minute walk to get /out/
Downside is the Uk's gun laws
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>>852454
I've wanted to visit the British Isles. Wales has always come across as the picturesque, cozy forest country of Britain. Sounds cash.
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england
favourite place is probably the temperate rainforests of the lake district or the sussex hills.
they're cosy, the weather is almost always cold and wet which i like, and theres lots of game for hunting, and lots of plants to forage. theres a few places off trail that i tresspass to and nobody has bothered me yet, plenty of deer to stalk and wood on the ground. i've only been to the lake district once but dam the forests are beautiful. moss everywhere.
if you're lucky you can find old decaying ruins of farmhouses.
they're like something out of LOTR
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>>852736
more lake district pictures
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>>852737
more lake district. when i went there last the forests i went to were ultra mossy and full of ferns, but i can't find any pictures of those
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