Outdoor adventures photo-share thread!

**Forest Wind** · September 29th, 2020, 03:45 PM

Rainy, snowy and foggy mountains and mountain tundra.

all photos are clickable!

**Wolfreak** · September 30th, 2020, 09:06 PM

**Vintage** · October 9th, 2020, 10:17 PM

Here's a river preserve I went to in the beginning of setember.
https://sta.sh/0167hvu476mq
https://sta.sh/0c6x4tzc63x

And just last week I went biking around Shirley Chisholm park.
https://sta.sh/0nq7ctfjhl
https://sta.sh/03q63k6gito
https://sta.sh/0hgm9arpfq6

**Forest Wind** · March 11th, 2021, 06:24 PM

Couple of photos from one of my winter trips in December. A lot of sun, hoarfrost and ice crystals. There was little snow at that time.

all photos are clickable!

**cheetah** · March 12th, 2021, 11:15 PM

These are nice! Frost always makes the prettiest patterns.

How long do the formations usually last? Around here we're lucky to get them for a day or so, though this winter they would have lasted a week or two.

**Forest Wind** · March 30th, 2021, 06:37 AM

How long do the formations usually last?

**Kisota** · March 30th, 2021, 10:26 AM

Oh, how awesome. Looks like a fantastic journey. I really love your small tent and minimalist way of traveling!

**Koba** · March 30th, 2021, 11:14 AM

Hey! Thanks for taking the time to post those, I really enjoyed them. I'm actually a little jealous, we don't really have forests like that around here.... or snow.... our 'forests' are kinda like scraggly swampy underbrush with every type of biting insect you can think of... and mosquitos, heh, they say parts of FL used to be uninhabitable because of the amount of mosquitos. ^^;

Nice skis too, I was trying to check out the lashings they pretty old school, was normally my only gripe with CxC skis is then don't have that quick release the downhill ones have, like when you got to go up a hill and don't feel like doing the whole sideways bit can just shoulder them and go uphill and jump back on them.

Pretty hardcore outdoors-verine? Is it just sightseeing or training for the zombie apocalypse?

**Forest Wind** · March 30th, 2021, 12:27 PM

Originally Posted by Kiso

Looks like a fantastic journey.

It was wonderful. Very satisfied)

Originally Posted by Koba

Pretty hardcore outdoors-verine? Is it just sightseeing or training for the zombie apocalypse?

I'm just enjoy the winter)

This kind of life is just feels right. The lifestyle I aspire to. It's not a hardcore for me. It is a way for me to compensate for the deficiencies of the human body, because it's really wrong that humans by default are unable to live freely in natural environment in the winter without dependency on civilization. The ability to live in my native environment, my theriotype environment.

And also it is a great extension of freedom too. Things looks differently with the ability to live in the wild in winter at any temperature, without the need to return to civilization (except food supply, but food sustainability is on the list in the future).

Also it is a bit of a training. Because I want to be able to do similar trips but in Siberian taiga, with the temperatures up to -50°C (-58°F). And I am pretty damn close to it.

**Koba** · March 30th, 2021, 01:37 PM

Originally Posted by Forest Wind

This kind of life is just feels right. The lifestyle I aspire to. It's not a hardcore for me. It is a way for me to compensate for the deficiencies of the human body, because it's really wrong that humans by default are unable to live freely in natural environment in the winter without dependency on civilization. The ability to live in my native environment, my theriotype environment.

This. Exactly this. I feel the same way, I was just musing to myself I'd almost rather be homeless ( Ie, in the wild. ) than tread deeper into the bowels of 'civilization', been trying to find my own exit and it's long overdue.

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