#wilderness gear

[bestsellersfromamazon]

The Ultimate Guide to Outdoor Adventure Gear: Essentials for Every Explorer

There’s nothing quite like the thrill of an outdoor adventure. Whether you’re hiking up a mountain, camping in the wilderness, or kayaking down a river, having the right gear can make all the difference. Over the years, I’ve learned that being prepared isn’t just about safety—it’s also about enhancing the experience and making those precious moments in nature even more enjoyable. Here’s my…

[pinyatapix]

how i imagine Minecraft Alex's personality to be like vs how i imagine Minecraft Steve's personality. duality of minecraft

[vox-anglosphere]

Forest-camp

[a-life-lived-outdoors]

Nice and simple, minimal haversack kit. Enough for at least a night in the woods. Light and fast, it's easy to cover ground when you aren't weighed down with too much gear.

[aroaessidhe]

2024 reads / storygraph

The Girl In Question

YA thriller, Sequel to The Girl’s I’ve Been

a girl who was raised as a con artist is reconnecting with her older sister and trying to live a normal life after high school ends, while she can

but her murderous stepfather is free from prison, and she knows it’s only a matter of time before he comes for her

along with her girlfriend, best friend, his girlfriend, and dog, she plans a 10 day trip into the wilderness to a fire lookout to enjoy the summer. But a few days in her stepfather comes for her and kidnaps one of them, and they’ll have to do whatever they can to stay alive

twisty & nonlinear

[military1st]

Petromax Cooling Bags and Backpacks

The coolest gift under the tree? Petromax cooling bags and backpacks!

Perfect for the adventurer in your life, these rugged companions keep snacks fresh for days – no electricity needed.

Whether it's winter hikes or prepping for summer BBQs, the clever ice cube cooling system has you covered.

Ready to play Santa? Check out the collection now at Military 1st!

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[pierog]

so i applied for a DREAM JOB and out of 6000 applicants!!! I ended up in the final 15 😟

…and I did SOOOOO soooooo well til the very last round 😔 i accidentally became privy to some scathing information from the judging panel. ouuuuuuuchhhh lol my insecurities.

proud of myself for being true to myself and getting far as i did, though.

[cashordashdoesntmatter]

Tazz said it all - be careful, Cash!

[prepper-in-the-woods]

ESEE knives are some of the best in the business, offering a huge assortment of tools for everything from hunting to personal defence.

If you're looking to customize your ESEE knife, the TKC Knife Builder is a great place to start. With the ESEE-6 Knife Builder, you can easily create the knife of your dreams by selecting the blade and building up from there with your choice of handle colour, sheath, and other accessories like firesteels and loops.

The ESEE-4 Knife Builder offers similar customization options.

If you're looking for a compact ESEE knife for everyday carry, the ESEE Izula Fixed Blade Survival EDC Neck Knife is a great choice. Its reinforced tip makes it sturdier than other knives in its class.

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Thanks for reading!

[whatsy0urdream]

Ways to Earn Money while Thru-Hiking

Are you tired of the daily grind and itching for adventure? Do you dream of hitting the trails and leaving the 9-5 behind? Well, good news! You don’t have to be a trust fund baby or win the lottery to make a thru-hiking lifestyle a reality. With a little bit of creativity and hustle, you can earn money while hiking and support your wanderlust. So, dust off your hiking boots and let’s explore some…

[jellogram]

Any conspiracy theory about people going missing in National Parks is automatically silly to me. Like "Why are National Parks such a hotbed of disappearances???" because they're full of idiots. You've got thousands of people who've never pissed outdoors in their life wandering around the woods/desert/mountain with zero experience and zero gear and zero understanding that this place can kill them. You don't see as many disappearances in wild areas because people don't go to them unless they have some background knowledge. Whereas you get tour buses full of old folks and suburban families shuttling people into National Parks 365 days a year. If you took the same amount of buffoons and dropped them in the actual wilderness the disappearances would be significantly higher than at the parks. Use your brain.

[a-life-lived-outdoors]

Not sure what should go with you into the woods? Don't want to pack too much stuff and tire yourself out? An easy way to figure out what you do, and don't need is to think about how difficult it is to create that item in the bush.

Besides the fact you should always carry a first aid kit, alot of things can be crafted in the bush from the natural materials instead of brought with you. However, this can be incredibly time consuming, and the results are sometimes only marginal.

-Making a container is the biggest pain, so a metal water container should always go along.

-Making your own cordage is time consuming, the good stuff weighs almost nothing and packs easy.

-Making a cutting tool can be a difficult skill to aquire, and sometimes there just isn't a good rock present to break for a flint blade. I wouldn't travel in the woods without a good fixed blade. A saw is optional but it makes everything easier.

-A small tarp or poncho is great to have along for the trip. Rain, snow, bad weather, and a scorching sun can all be kept off you with one. There are light and heavy options, but they all will work. Just pick what makes the most sense for your area.

-Having ways to start a fire is a must. A ferro rod and a lighter are as easy as it gets. If your knife is made from a carbon steel, a sharp rock can be struck on the spine of it to throw sparks. You can make or collect tinder from the landscape. The more you do it, the easier it gets. Commercial tinder will work, but the vast majority of them can be made at home for much less.

The best tool is knowledge. Get out and use what you got. The more seat time with your gear, the more comfortable you'll be with carrying less. Learn what's edible in your area, learn what you can use for tinder, and learn the terrain. All those things can help you find food, fire, and water. A picture in a book telling you how to carve a figure 4 trap won't do you a lick of good when you've never carved one before and need to make one right there. Practice is the only way to make sure you'll be able to replicate something in the field.

Safe travels.

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Camping Safety: Precautions, Dangers, and Emergency Preparedness

Planning a camping trip? Whether you're a seasoned adventurer or a first-time camper, safety should always be a top priority. "Camping Safety" is your essential guide to preparing for the outdoors, understanding potential dangers, and knowing how to react in emergencies.

From packing the right gear and choosing a safe campsite to mitigating weather hazards and handling wildlife encounters, this comprehensive book covers everything you need to know for a safe and enjoyable experience in the wilderness. Explore detailed sections on emergency preparedness, including first aid, communication strategies, and what to do if you get lost. Plus, learn how to keep your family safe with tips on setting up camp, protecting your food from animals, and preparing for natural disasters.

For those looking to balance safety with fun, there’s even a chapter on mouthwatering camping meals and activities for the whole family to enjoy.

Whether you're venturing into the backcountry or staying at a local campground, "Camping Safety" will equip you with the knowledge and skills to tackle the outdoors confidently.

Perfect for campers of all levels, this book will help you stay safe, prepared, and ready for adventure.

[military1st]

Highlander Forces Harrier Pack 35L

Designed with a full clamshell opening for lightning-fast access to your gear, the Highlander Forces Harrier Pack is a 35L powerhouse that ensures you're always ready for action.

It features a spacious main compartment with additional mesh pockets, a large top pocket with tricot lining, and two large front pockets with mesh organisers, offering ample storage options. The detachable internal organiser, padded hydration/laptop pocket, and MOLLE webbing on the front and sides add to its versatility.

Highlander Forces Harrier Pack 35L also excels in comfort, with an air mesh padded back system and adjustable, padded straps for unparalleled support.

Plus, it comes with a multi-purpose ABS plastic MOLLE karabiner.

Whether you're navigating city streets, hiking rugged trails, or embarking on weekend getaways, this versatile pack has you covered.

Find out more at Military 1st online store.

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[glutenfreehimbo]

I wanna make a dnd setting where the world is made up of different demi-planes that just so happen to connect. Some planes are suitable for habitation so cities pop up there while other demi-planes are their own self contained worlds with their own lore and creatures.

The problem with travel is that each plane has to be linked via portal, but there are HUB planes adventurers can access that allows them to travel to specific planes similar to an extraplanar airport.

It’s the internet. The whole thing is internet.