https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=igNmQH23C88&ab_channel=apetor
>>2260986>tragic death>haha it's basedfaggot
You know someone is a LARPer when they shit on east coast mountains because west coast ones are taller but don’t realize that all that matters in the prominence of a mountain. Hiking a 14,000 footer but starting at 11,000 feet is no different than hiking a 4,000 footer and starting at 1,000 feet.
>>2258501Undeniably based. We're really on some Hyperborean black metal Tolkien shit here.
>>2261913At the rate the weathers going the ground will still be bare by then.
>>2254711is this that fire lookout mtn in NE GA?
>>2261923WA?
>>2261923>We're really on some Hyperborean black metal Tolkien shitWhy do you speak like a nigger
EEP EEP!!!
>>2260207I hate to break it to you but if basic wages had kept up with what Boomers got until the early 1980s, there would be no full-time jobs paying less than $90,000.
>>2260317he started making some decent money after his yt channel grew
>no yearly Apetor xmas videos ever again
>>2259992t. chris mcandles
>>2262047t. /in/cel
>bro do you even stalk editionLast one is at bump limit, so let's have another thread for the /out/ activity that's most likely to give you actual cancer - innawoods S.T.A.L.K.E.R. Challenge rules at https://inna.zonetl;dr: grab weapon, wear milsurp, go to cool abandoned area, don't get caught, don't die. Post pics and cool places you've been.>nooooooo you're larpingEven larpers go outside, you're sitting on /out/ kvetching. Videos:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I9ep-wsyLRchttps://streamable.com/ikk5iu
>>2260012Thanks for your help, Anon.
>>2251283Late as fuck but I'm based over near Salida. Busy and antisocial but.. I'll check in these threads regularly for any findings and will post as well if I find anything. I just got my old KLR apocalypse bike wrenched up and rigged for better adventuring.
Came across an old AUTOVON relay while hinking the AT in Shenandoah. Couldn't find it on any online maps but it was locked and seemed well-maintained.
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I'm from Brazil and I'm moving to a place that looks like Pic related. Very small town so little to no pollution.I never fished in my life. I want to catch fish/seafood. Where the fuck do I start?
>>2261958Where theres water theres fish, mate.Certain sharks hunt mainly in the breakers
>>2261965interesting. i always thought you go to the coast for crustaceans and bait tier fish. can you catch a shark with a pole?
>>2261772Put some squid or shrimp in a hook with like 2 or 3 oz of lead and cast out. It's gonna be some trial and error if you don't like talking to people, but maybe you could find books on it at the local library.
>>2261969I fish on the coast quite a bit in England, you can catch all sorts of fish from bass and cod to rays and plaice. There isn't that much skill involved really, just cast and hope.
>>2261969Yes.
Comfy images you saved from /out/ or would like to share.
>>2259213God you people fucking annoy me. Imagine being this insecure.
>>2262020could someone please shop a pepe into the background amongst the trees on the left or right, thanks
>>2259171Pic from last summer>Me and some friends doing a peak>when going down it started to rain a lot>we all get realy wet and cold>finally arrive to the unguarded mountain hut (pretty common in europoor lands) we were heading to spend the night>turns out to be one of the best mountain huts i've ever been, even has a fireplace>we get warm and dry, and cook some hot soup and drink wineYeah, feels good. Pic is when we just arrived, we had our things and gear put together inside few minutes later
>Be in growing Zone 5b in >That means our lows are -10 to -15 degrees>Have never ever seen temperatures lower than -5 even in the worst winter storm and at nightI just wanna grow Chicago Hardy figs without having to bury the whole tree, damnit.
How do I prevent my feet from freezing? My boots get covered in snow and ice, after a day they turn into icicles. Then when I wear them my toes feel like they're going to freeze off.
>>2261470Awful take. Chilblains appear whether you are a man or not. Having wool socks with a sock liner underneath helps. Make sure your boots and socks are dry whenever you put them on.
>>2261263dont lace up your boots to tight, and get good quality cold weather socks. or just get muckboats artic pro
toughen them up quickly in a controlled environment, like thishttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_c4YYTM9I5A
>>2261263If you're already wearing good socks, (or wool socks and sock liners/silk socks under the wool ones), are your boots too tight? If you don't have some space in there, you won't get the benefit of the wool insulation and you'll cut off your circulation, which will further fuck up your ability to stay warm. If your feet feel tight, consider going up a size.
>>2261763>Chilblains>FeetI don't think you know what that word means. Also, men have better circulation to the extremities than woman. I hear the ladies bitching about cold feet in almost every outdoor winter activity. I can't remember the last time I heard a dude whimpering about cold feet.
I want to go /out/ next week with a friend from saturday to sunday and hike in pic related.As it's fucking cold here, I need to prepare well.German cuck laws forbid me to put up a tent or to make a fireplace, so we would have to get warm clothes for the sleeping bag with a lot of layers (if that's enough) and sleep outside and maybe use a gas burner for food.How would you prepare /out/?Not staying over the night is not an option as the bus only arrives once a day.
>>2260565>Du wirst niemals eine wahre Frau sein.I don't even speak German and I know what this means, toplel.
>>2260251There's actually plenty of places on campgrounds and even regular parks, but of course those have actual fireplaces. Such fireplaces also sometimes exist at Schutzhütten (shelters) along hiking trails, there's absolutely no problem making fires there. But just randomly starting fires somewhere in the forest might get you into trouble.Pic related, it's the fireplace of a shelter (a separate hut), this one even had two, the right one with a metal grill that could be lowered onto the fire for comfortable cooking/grilling.It's not the total wilderness experience, but then again, this is Germany, you're pretty much within shouting distance of other people anywhere in the country.
>>2260201Ich empfehle dir zum schlafen ein Jägerbett zu bauen. Einfach ein paar Tannenbaum-/Kieferäste abhacken, den Boden damit abdecken und dein Schlafplatz darauf aufbauen. Isoliert zusätzlich gegen den kalten Untergrund und polstert.
>>2260201Fick the laws. Never got fined in NRW even when getting woken up by a Förster They are mostly just interested in what you are doing. If you don’t want to break the law, gas cooker and biwaksack. That is completely legal. And sleep late, get up early, leave no trace, at least 50m away from path. And do not identify yourself. Never say that you have a Personalausweis with you even if you carry one.
>>2260201you're gonna die, might as well not bother.
would you consider stealing small amounts of crops from massive farms stealing? same goes for stealing apples from orchards
>>2254967Yes, stealing is stealing. You could always try asking.
>>2256427>Potatoes would be a shitshow to steal.How so? You just need a small trowel and something to put them in.
>>2262003How do you stop the screams from alerting people though?
>>2262022what screams lol. when there was a kolchoz around here it was common place to go and digg yourself potatoes for dinner. everyone worked there so no one would stop you. Today people dont do it because they are rich enough not to bother
>>2255688>Moral choices are not dependent on the other party.This, 100%.A lot of retards nowadays just don't accept that, or even worse, they recognize that they just don't care about being impartial. They are knowingly biased and they believe that being biased is a good thing.It's very common to see among leftist ideologies that are inherently divisive and tribalistic (eg.: Marxist class warfare; Nazi racial division), it's members simply throw any rational understanding of morality out the window and just regress to monkey like "me group good, other group bad" and justify all their actions on that.
Found this Tyvek bivy for ~$30 and want to see if these are reasonable expectations for pairing it with my normal tarp. These are the use cases I'm thinking:-packing it for rain, in case wind changes and blows rain through an A-frame or lean-to-colder weather, partially for a smidge of extra warmth, and partially as a wind break (sometimes I can feel a strong wind through my sleeping bag)-warm weather, when I want to open my sleeping bag but not be completely exposed to bugs-possibly prevent dew wetting my sleeping bag when cowboy campingI'm not planning on it being a primary shelter, just to supplement a tarp when needed. Tyvek is supposed to be breathable but I don't know to what extent-- I've heard of people making rain jackets with it. I've never seen the appeal of bivies but something this cheap and packable could be usefulalso general bivy/tarp thread
>>2261565>goratex bagsmeme. Good backpacks usually have waterproof cover already or you can buy extra rain cover for a few dollars.
>>2261580He's talking about a bivy bag not a backpack. Why would anyone need to worry about condensation in a backpack?
>>2261580>Reddltnot even once
>>2261565using a goretex bivy as a vapor barrier wasn't the question. The question was, can you reduce condensation by lofting the bivy's fabric with clothes. My opinion is that, it might help get a breeze in but a minor factor. The extra lofted space is just space. Even with a vapor barrier like goretex, the goretex layer is not insulation in a way that it will trap heat to move it through the barrier. If the outside is cold the water will condense on the inside. It might still be warm in the bivy, but that doesn't address the topic of condensation. It's a lot of mental gymnastics to the result of 'your campsite matters more'
>>2261837You used even more words to obfuscate the fact that you don't know what you're talking about.I'll make it simple--most non goretex bags aren't designed for extreme cold weather. They (you) whoever used a nylon bag and got coldno shitYou've clearly never used a goretex.
Mysterious Bolete editionLast one reached its image limit. Post pictures of your fungi here.Need an unknown sample identifying? Remember to post underside shots and the location you found it in.>OP picI found this in a lawn at the flats I manage, North england. I know its a bolete but im not sure the genus. The pores are pale yellowish with a rusty staining. Also, the cap should be a perfect dome but this one was damaged.
>>2259399You stained it, makes it a bit hard to ID.
>>2261728thats the natural color, everything surrounding the mushroom is covered with that brown/rust colored powder
>>2259399>>2259401its an artist conk, ganoderma applanataum. scratch the white stuff on the bottom and youll see. also if you wet your finger you can run it along the top and eat the spores, yum!
>>2261318cool! those are wood ear or mu-erh
>>2248362Sigues vivo? You should only pic those with a huge cap (well over 10cm diameter), don’t even get the small ones, those carry the same toxin as the death cap (amanita phaloides).That said, I fucking love macrolepiotas, they are so versatile.
Can you recommend fruits/veggies that will grow in sod?There's a public park that's cleaned heavily after winter, one big mow before june, and then periodically mowed in more confined areas.I want to plant in an area that's left to grow from june on.The only disturbance I'm willing to do is lift up sod to drop seeds, and maybe break it up a bit. And I guess liquid fertilizer.Climate is north east US.
>>2260444throwing seeds on a patch of grass is essentially just feeding birds.>I'm willing to do is lift up sod to drop seedsno seedling will manage to puncture through.>and maybe break it up a bitthat's what you'll have to do. remove a patch of grass and break up the soil underneath a bit.if you actually want to harvest and they mow in june, then you're limited to leafy greens i guess, like spinach. the plants will probably all be eaten by all kinds of critters long before you even think of harvesting. veggies in general require frequent care and protection.you can forget about fruit.just do flowers instead.or even better, just leave it be. if you don't own land, get a couple of small pots and grow some herbs on your windowsill.
>>2260444parsnip-takes a lot of seed to get established but will self sow afterwild carrot-same as parsnipcultivated burdock-they have varieties for leaves and for rootshyssop-dont know how to establish, but find it growing naturalizedhorseradish-plant large root sections, forms huge colonies that last foreverground plum-wild grassland plantwild tarragon-forms large clumps. tasty spring shootsmushrooms-spread with spore mass slurryrosa arkansana- live planting. forms large colonies. stinging nettle-spring shootsmint- plant root sections where the cattails stop plantain-sprinkle seeds on shallow puddles in disturbed soil in spring. seeds are a powerful thickener and demulcentdandelion-dont need to plantcomfrey-plant root sections. some people eat it. i think its a gloopy mess.Comment too long. Click here to view the full text.
>>2260444Why not plant native flowers that help promote biodiversity in the area :3
>>2260444tomatoes will grow anywhere fruit wise veggies you have tons of options but I wouldn't since people will eat them go with what the bee said plant flowers however since someone has already done some eco terrorism their self by planting grass you're kinda shit outta luck I suggest destorying large patches and planting clover wait a year then plant fruit/veggies/flowers
>>2261977because those are colloquially known as "weeds" and they'll get removed.OP should consider planting something, but put rocks or a wire fence around it so it looks like a planned, decorative garden. If the mowers are a paid service, they won't know that it's a cuckoo garden and they'll mow around it and leave it alone.
Hey /out/! I was thinking about going hiking and camping alone for the first time in my life. Since i'm a germoid i will probably be visiting the schwarzwald. Do you guys have any tips and tricks for me? What to bring what not to bring that sort of stuff. I'm probably going to do it in spring.
>>2260581>schwarzwaldThat's fucking racist, it's called "Dunkelwald" now.
>>2261638That's just common sense, anon.
>>2260581>Drive BMW FAST to the BLACK forest >Park>Crack open some lovely weissbier>The sound of birds chirping >Lovely >Suddenly>18 Wheeler towing a trailer carrying a yacht full of 30 north African refugees stops bedside your lovely BMW >Get killed for being white in Germany by a naturalised German citizen named Hussam Al-Noori enjoy camping Hans
>>2261984as a german, kek
>>2261771"Afrikannerwald"
Just bought a new house and our house is filled with them My daughter practically pisses herself everytime she sees oneWe clean so much but to no end and landlord won't help
Pest Control Technician here. They're trying to get into your insulation for winter. You probably have cracks in your seal/eaves like other Anons have said. They're going to be attracted to anything that produces heat around your house. They'll be out of your hair in a few weeks once it's too cold for them to be outside, but you'll see them again in spring when they emerge from wherever they nested in your walls/house. They don't really DO anything to your home so I don't really see the issue people have with them unless they're massed in ridiculous numbers like I've seen on some houses.
>>2261400You aren't catching Chagas this side of the Rio Grande-t. Former trypanosome biologist
>>2261045I found one of those in my apartment.There was a big jumping spider in my apartment at the time, so I tried to feed the stink bug to the jumping spider.The spider grabbed the stink bug and tried to bite into it but I guess it was too hard and it gave up.
>>2260924>just bought a new house>landlord won't helpwhat
>>2261323since he sucks juices with them it kinda makes sense
