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Why are robins so bold? On my recent trips they stand in front of you and climb on my gear. In the woods and near civilisation. They're cute. Wish it would let me hold it.

What are you doing over autumn and winter lads? I might start learning to climb indoors, then just exercise and cardio training for spring and summer. The telescope will be out soon too I suspect. Cozy winter hobbies makes it less depressing.

>>2840644
They are quite territorial believe it or not. I was digging up dirt in the garden once robins would sweep down and steal the worms

>>2840688
They really stand their ground. I would walk toward them and they wouldn't budge until the last moment. Probably happened a good 10 times. There were cats around in the bunkhouse I visited so I was confused as to why they were so bold. They're quite comical and fun.

>>2840647
I'm going out. Autumn and winter are the best for it as they filter out townies. Nothing better than freezing my tits off eating sad tuna pasta while some named storm beats the shit out of my tent, knowing I'm doing it again tomorrow. Misery aside, camping and hiking in the dead of winter with a supply of hot drinks is bliss. I keep an eye on the solar weather to be out in the aurora when we get it. The main difference between summer and winter is that I stop climbing outdoors when it gets too cold.

>>2840647
Comfy camping in the highlands on days off.
Saving up for next summer/autumn so not doing anything big or expensive.
I wanted to join a climbing gym but it’s too far out of the way and is going to burn a hole in my pocket

How do you guys dry your boots overnight? all I can come up with is- putting warm rocks in them and hanging them above the fire, any other ways?

>>2840896
>>2840858
Late September is pretty kino and quiet. Everyone back at work, weather a bit shitter so I also hope for some nice quiet thru hikes. It's not that bad this year just windy and a little wet.

>>2841052
Maybe wrap the rocks in paper so the evaporated water absorbs into the paper unless there's enough airflow. To be honest I just roll with it and hope my feet can manage but I take them off regularly whenever I stop.

>>2841052
Stuffed with scrunched up newspaper works for me, but goretex linings take much longer

>>2841080
Thru hikes in late autumn early spring can be fucking dastardly with the sudden weather changes.
Remember getting frost all over my sleeping bag early mornings and having my phone battery get sapped.
Started off the first two days so hot as well. But that’s Scotland any season honestly.

hello lads, I usually just go on short hikes and day trips but recently i've had the idea to camp overnight
how much would i realistically need to spend on a camping setup considering i own nothing for the purpose? i was thinking about hammock camping what do you think lads?

>>2841264
Burger here, but you don't have to spend much at all. Solo tents that will last a few trips are 20-30 and you can buy equally cheap bags, and sleeping equipment which will more than get you through. Esbit stoves and tabs are also dirt cheap and compact for heating water/food.
I spent under 100 usd for the essential gear i needed
You can always err on the side of too little gear if you'll only be out for 1-2 nights. Worst case scenario is you're a bit uncomfortable or have to go home a night early.

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>>2840578
OI! You got eh loicense for that?

>>2840896
Enjoy being raped by midges

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How do i move to the lake district

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love my 3 pm walks

>>2841416
Why are you freaks even on this board
kys

Are you autists still sitting around in your discord server

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let's fucking GO

>>2842279
get it scranned

>>2842194
kek is the scottish stoner still about? Ever make it to africa

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>>2840644
Fuckin love robins me.
Cheeky bastards are so friendly, they always turn up when I'm gardening. I find worms for them and feed them, so they know I'm a friend. They'll come right up to me and hop around 1 inch away.

Although the first time I fed a robin I was slightly disgusted, they are just tiny dinosaurs and will tear apart and eat the worm alive. I dunno what I expected, in my head I kinda thought it would swallow it whole or something but they make a right mess of it.

I never go outside

>>2842563
yes, his vlogs are all up on YT
He was on Fishtank and hiked through Cali recently.

tourist here, is foraging popular on /out/? are there ever any generals?

Bought garmin epix pro gen 2 with sapphire screen. Has gimmicks like a torch and a red light screen. 469.99 instead of 829.99. Pretty good purchase imo.

>>2842943
They're based. A lot of personality in a small handsome package. I don't have many around me, just crows and magpies who steal my cats food. They sit on the trees at 5pm watching me feed the cats.

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Not exactly Brit, but close enough.
Dinner is secured tonight.

Anyone walked the Ridgeway? Looking to do it next year in Septemberish as a charity thing for a friend that died due to cancer last year.


>>2843637
Not usually as this board has autists from around the world and foraging is very specific to your area.

>>2843754
Do you get much use out of it? I wear a Tissot Heritage 1938 daily and swap to an ancient Timex expedition with a broken indiglo when /out/