Re: Camping/Backpacking
Posted: Thu June 29, 2017 8:13 pm
i liked you two better when you were fighting
Well we both carry extra toilet seats when camping soChris_H_2 wrote:i liked you two better when you were fighting
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Camping/Backpacking
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Re: Camping/Backpacking
Posted: Thu June 29, 2017 8:18 pm
Re: Camping/Backpacking
Posted: Thu June 29, 2017 8:20 pm
cleanliness is godlinessE.H. Ruddock wrote:Well we both carry extra toilet seats when camping soChris_H_2 wrote:i liked you two better when you were fighting
Re: Camping/Backpacking
Posted: Fri June 30, 2017 6:01 am
Should be good.knee tunes wrote:oh, there is a camping thread.
tomorrow I go camping.
tonight I bought a round thing with four spikey things that you wash, assemble, and then go make toast with.
is there anything else i need?
Re: Camping/Backpacking
Posted: Sun July 02, 2017 3:18 pm
I've walked and ran about 100km this past week in the Oslo area, and next week I'm going to the west coast for a holiday. Will definitely do some hiking in the forest, also thinking about doing a mountain or two.
Dream about doing the old King's road that linked the east and west of Norway in the really old days. It's 100kms long.
Dream about doing the old King's road that linked the east and west of Norway in the really old days. It's 100kms long.
Re: Camping/Backpacking
Posted: Sun July 02, 2017 3:29 pm
Love that middle pic. Great composition.
Re: Camping/Backpacking
Posted: Sun July 23, 2017 2:20 pm
Done about 70km this week, mostly in nature around Oslo. Managed a little less on the west coast last week, but did climb a few minor peaks.
Re: Camping/Backpacking
Posted: Thu July 12, 2018 10:35 pm
I removed the backboard in my Osprey pack. Yeah, it's a little sweatier, but overall way more comfortable.
This is the second pack that I've removed the backboard.
Anybody else do that?
This is the second pack that I've removed the backboard.
Anybody else do that?
Re: Camping/Backpacking
Posted: Thu July 12, 2018 10:42 pm
tragabigzanda wrote:i hate in sports when someone says "i got it!" but then they miss it.
Re: Camping/Backpacking
Posted: Sun October 07, 2018 2:09 am
My buddy thinks we are gonna hike 110 km in 3 days. I want to hurt him. He won't back down.
Re: Camping/Backpacking
Posted: Sun October 07, 2018 3:57 pm
That can be done! I wouldnt personally want to do it but i believe 20 or so miles per day is generally what one shoots for when doing something like the PCT.Dev wrote:My buddy thinks we are gonna hike 110 km in 3 days. I want to hurt him. He won't back down.
I rather hike less and enjoy the area more. I wonder if I could do it though...lower elevation i could easily do it.. Where is the hike?
Re: Camping/Backpacking
Posted: Sun October 07, 2018 6:57 pm
Manitoba. I think it is actually impossible considering the terrain, the fact there is snow on the ground, the fact we are backpacking and the limited daylight. I have hiked 35 km in a day with full gear and it almost killed me (although I did make a few mistakes that trip and hurt my back, and got nailed by a hornets nest).Strat wrote:That can be done! I wouldnt personally want to do it but i believe 20 or so miles per day is generally what one shoots for when doing something like the PCT.Dev wrote:My buddy thinks we are gonna hike 110 km in 3 days. I want to hurt him. He won't back down.
I rather hike less and enjoy the area more. I wonder if I could do it though...lower elevation i could easily do it.. Where is the hike?
Re: Camping/Backpacking
Posted: Sun October 07, 2018 8:42 pm
Lets go togetherDev wrote:Manitoba. I think it is actually impossible considering the terrain, the fact there is snow on the ground, the fact we are backpacking and the limited daylight. I have hiked 35 km in a day with full gear and it almost killed me (although I did make a few mistakes that trip and hurt my back, and got nailed by a hornets nest).Strat wrote:That can be done! I wouldnt personally want to do it but i believe 20 or so miles per day is generally what one shoots for when doing something like the PCT.Dev wrote:My buddy thinks we are gonna hike 110 km in 3 days. I want to hurt him. He won't back down.
I rather hike less and enjoy the area more. I wonder if I could do it though...lower elevation i could easily do it.. Where is the hike?
Re: Camping/Backpacking
Posted: Sun October 07, 2018 8:57 pm
I’d love to go camping with you in the Wicklow mountains Strat. Next time you’re over.
Re: Camping/Backpacking
Posted: Mon October 08, 2018 1:59 am
tell me the next time you are in Minnesota lol.Strat wrote:Lets go togetherDev wrote:Manitoba. I think it is actually impossible considering the terrain, the fact there is snow on the ground, the fact we are backpacking and the limited daylight. I have hiked 35 km in a day with full gear and it almost killed me (although I did make a few mistakes that trip and hurt my back, and got nailed by a hornets nest).Strat wrote:That can be done! I wouldnt personally want to do it but i believe 20 or so miles per day is generally what one shoots for when doing something like the PCT.Dev wrote:My buddy thinks we are gonna hike 110 km in 3 days. I want to hurt him. He won't back down.
I rather hike less and enjoy the area more. I wonder if I could do it though...lower elevation i could easily do it.. Where is the hike?
Re: Camping/Backpacking
Posted: Mon October 08, 2018 4:03 am
I rather backpack mountains. Ill canoe and explore the northern shore again but for long exended trips i rather do mountains. Somewhere.Dev wrote:tell me the next time you are in Minnesota lol.Strat wrote:Lets go togetherDev wrote:Manitoba. I think it is actually impossible considering the terrain, the fact there is snow on the ground, the fact we are backpacking and the limited daylight. I have hiked 35 km in a day with full gear and it almost killed me (although I did make a few mistakes that trip and hurt my back, and got nailed by a hornets nest).Strat wrote:That can be done! I wouldnt personally want to do it but i believe 20 or so miles per day is generally what one shoots for when doing something like the PCT.Dev wrote:My buddy thinks we are gonna hike 110 km in 3 days. I want to hurt him. He won't back down.
I rather hike less and enjoy the area more. I wonder if I could do it though...lower elevation i could easily do it.. Where is the hike?
Re: Camping/Backpacking
Posted: Tue March 12, 2019 12:09 pm
Hieroglyphics Trail. One of our favorite family hikes.
Re: Camping/Backpacking
Posted: Mon July 08, 2019 11:34 pm
The fee at my favorite camping spot on the Mogollon Rim is going from $30 a night to $135.
WTF?!
WTF?!
Re: Camping/Backpacking
Posted: Tue July 09, 2019 2:24 am
there's still time to stop itrun2death wrote:The fee at my favorite camping spot on the Mogollon Rim is going from $30 a night to $135.
WTF?!
Re: Camping/Backpacking
Posted: Tue July 09, 2019 3:54 am
Kill everybody?lennytheweedwhacker wrote:there's still time to stop itrun2death wrote:The fee at my favorite camping spot on the Mogollon Rim is going from $30 a night to $135.
WTF?!