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Basically you have legal protection, but legal protection doesnt prevent you from getting trampled by a horse because the crazy fuckass riding it is too caught up pretending to be rugged to remember manners known to most 6 year old motherfucker your in wyoming theres a horse trail you can take instead that is litterally made for you and your overpriced pet fuckin hell
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Did I miss something? On the multi-use trails here it goes horses > bikes > hikers
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Dec 28, 2015 22:55
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Chill and be nice with the posting pls
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Dec 29, 2015 00:02
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*walks by u bird watching nature nerds blasting dubstep from backpack speakers*
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Do the kids still listen to dubstep? I thought it was done and they all moved onto trap(?) I am an old man.
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Dec 29, 2015 01:50
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bradzilla posted:I'm taking a walk while posting on the forums, no irony here Nice bloatee
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rakovsky maybe posted:Nice bloatee Thanks, it's why I'm walking regularly  I also didn't grow it to cover my fat, I grew it because it's cold in MinnesotaE: post your pic bitch bradzilla fucked around with this message at 19:43 on Dec 29, 2015 |
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Dec 29, 2015 19:39
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bradzilla posted:E: post your pic bitch fight fight fight
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bradzilla posted:Thanks, it's why I'm walking regularly it hasn't been cold this winter here until like a week ago COVER BLOWN 
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Lutha Mahtin posted:it hasn't been cold this winter here until like a week ago COVER BLOWN People who don't live here think it's literally always -200 degrees 
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Picnic Princess posted:Did I miss something? On the multi-use trails here it goes horses > bikes > hikers Yeah you did... Bikers yield to horses and hikers. Hikers yield to horses. Horses poo poo on trail and trample you with their glorious ROW. Also people going downhill yield to those going uphill.
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Lutha Mahtin posted:it hasn't been cold this winter here until like a week ago COVER BLOWN cold is relative my little ice princess
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I try to enjoy nature while I hike, but I end up looking at the ground the whole time so I don't trip. The one time I looked up to enjoy nature, I fell flat on my face and got a bone bruise on my shin. Fun times.
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Jan 12, 2016 05:55
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Lacrosse posted:I try to enjoy nature while I hike, but I end up looking at the ground the whole time so I don't trip. Same here but that's how I find more fossils than anyone I know
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Lacrosse posted:I try to enjoy nature while I hike, but I end up looking at the ground the whole time so I don't trip. the trick is to stop and rest at the optimal times to sight see I try to ignore nature when falling asleep in a tent because man I really don't a drat bear fuckin' with me while I'm sleeping. On the other hand, it's far more likely a goddamn deer is going to come tromping through my campsite munching on poo poo just feet away from me. Or if you're in Assateague, it's the goddamn ponies. Serious though I was camping in Tuolumne Meadows once and woke up to something in my campsite and was like "oh poo poo it's a bear I can hear it licking the bear box and messing with it" and then seconds later I'm like "wait it's ripping grass out of the ground and chewing it's a goddamn deer what the gently caress  "I also want to ignore nature by putting in ear plugs while I sleep but I can't quite feel comfortable with that for some reason. On the other hand, my wife needs distractions when the going gets tough and either wants me to talk about a bunch of poo poo and distract her or she needs to listen to books on tape or music, while I somehow manage to lose myself in my own head thinking about things while trudging up a steep climb. But I might be a bit stupid about pain during exercise since I like to bike up hills.
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I did have a bear sniffling around our tent in a really remote alpine meadow once and ever since then I try to set up in places where moving water drowns out sound because now every loving deer and squirrel moving while I'm blind in a tent makes me worry.
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Picnic Princess posted:I did have a bear sniffling around our tent in a really remote alpine meadow once and ever since then I try to set up in places where moving water drowns out sound because now every loving deer and squirrel moving while I'm blind in a tent makes me worry. I'm much more iffy about grizzlies doing that poo poo than black bears but ultimately you're more likely to die in a car crash on your way to the trailhead than to a bear attack
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Levitate posted:I'm much more iffy about grizzlies doing that poo poo than black bears but ultimately you're more likely to die in a car crash on your way to the trailhead than to a bear attack True, there's only been one fatal grizzly attack here in well over a decade I think, and it was a hunter who wasn't paying attention and got in between a mama and her cubs. The good news is that instead of putting down the bear, the valley it lives in was closed to the public. Not all of our 'problem' bears have been so lucky.
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bradzilla posted:pedestrians have right of way no matter where they walk, hth Ding ding ding, you got it--cars really have no business being in the streets, and honestly wouldn't be if it weren't for a small handful of conniving bastards who figured out how to use public shaming to get pedestrians out of the road: http://99percentinvisible.org/episode/episode-76-the-modern-moloch/
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I used to hike out to remote area's on Rez to sit and read. Sometimes play on phone. But I didn't ignore nature, just felt one with. Can't ignore the beasties in the bush. Well, you can, but not smart. Always situationally aware though thanks to the Army. :p
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Speleothing posted:Sometimes at my old apartment, I would walk up the side of lookout mountain, sit in the shade of a juniper, and browse the forums. whoa that's a big apartment if you had all of lookout mountain in it
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