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some info you may not know: the first thru hike is hard, after youve done one, they all become pretty easy. i hiked the AT when i was 19, have done a lot of similar things lately. you seem like a pretty cool guy, itd be cool if our paths crossed someday

I wrote an article here called you don't need shit a change in mentality. I have changed my mind. We need people. Medication. Land. Millions of dollars. Nice bikes. Gucci shirts. Free housing. I believe we should all be living better lives. I have a free house for you in Eugene Oregon. 1010...

if i get banned for this i would be extremely sad pls do not ban me or take this post down it is my favorite post ever

sorry you dont understand avant guard punk you probably would hate my grindcore noise and fixed gear bicycles lol i dont care fixies are the coolest fucking things ever ill ride on to ur house if you let me

i felt tthat this is an exact documentation of where i am. if you do not see hear me or any of that i can say that i hope you will work on that. i want to be your friend, id be cool to like get to know each other. that neither here nor there

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you may recall me as scavenger. or scav. that person died. it had to do with mushrooms and a marriage proposal. having to drink to eat. to sleep. to live. i rode my bicycle, one that i built at bike church. in eugene, oakland, asheville, seattle, missoula, and everywhere else. ive been riding...

Personally, I hate car traveling of all forms. I just gas jugged like 9,000 miles and I was pretty depressed. I don’t really enjoy hitch hiking either, but it’s way better than rubber tramping. Bikes and long distance wilderness hiking and trains and kayaks are the most fun thing I have done so far

My longest day ever with a full load was 186 miles, but I have averaged 100 miles a day on tour before. I typically ride 70 miles a day. if you are in shape or used to moving around or being physically active all day riding 70ish miles a day plus taking detours to do other shit is pretty easy...

Owensboro is my hometown lol!!! It’s alright. They got some pretty good dumpsters there and a few decent people

keep posting i love this shit

A few points here: The majority of bicycle travelers I know ride mountain bikes from the 1980's to 1990's. The reason of this being is they are cheap, durable, and they have a steel frame. You can typically find these on Craigslist for 100 bucks or less. I am speaking of "vintage mountain...

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Good seeing you on here comrade

I have high expectations and I will tell you quit your job if you can. I myself would not have a job that did that. Yeah that sucks dude I don't accept your apology though until you quit

I also have family in Oregon but I do not rely on them nor do I talk to them much at this time. We are pretty off and on in each other's lives

Wool is your friend as are water proof clothing and layers. Once you get wet do not go to sleep, Yu might die.

I dated a girl and lived at her house and squatted at a punk house, but I could live outside comfortably in Oregon in the winter. Gain more skills and you too can do it. I won't be living in the elements in the winter in Oregon. I plan on doing a lot of wilderness squatting and builodng stable...

Yu sound like facist and someone I would hate to meet in real life.

I am going from ashville to ocola FL then for seeably to NOLA, Austin, going to ride east with kuba jennes, then to San Diego, then to Bellingham Wa, then will be living in Oregon. 2019 bike riding plans

I am a communist that lives in capitalism and I respect the land as much as I know how and I believe I should be allowed to live for free.

Alright erase everything I said because obviously it's not radical enough and let's just skip to fucking socialism because obviously I want to go there. Gotta take steps sadly

I don't want people giving me anything of they think I am a homebum or whatever, basically he reason why I do have signs

Thanks dude I appreciate that a lot

Also me: fuck most homeless kids

Also quite truly, I am not kid. I have done a lot of disaster relif, food not bombs, bicycle voulenter work, whatever. I know you are telling me this because youdont know me and I could be anyone. But I also want people to know who I am and if you need help with anything I will help you.

Hey dawg I know we live in capitalism and yeah I know lmao

As for my radically beliefs I'm into socialism and anarcho communism, probably the same as you considering your picture

Yes that is basically what is my experience. I need to just not unpack all my shit or be packed before I go to sleep as to not over stay because truly it does accidentally happen

I posted this because I needed to read something like this. Thank you for sharing this knowledge with me, it will change my dynamic

I i have been off and on since I was 16 and have had a lot of things stolen from me

I am trying to see if I am being entitled or not. Maybe I am

Yes blue collar or self made people exist, that is right although they are more of a 2. Hugely generalizing here to simplify

I am writing this in response to several experiences I have just recently had. I also come with a question. Is there possible to stay at people's houses that have never been homeless and not make them feel uncomfortable in any kind of way???? When I typically get housed up, it is by old...

Also homeless kids: respect people more

We should be allowed to sleep under all shelters that are not where people sleep inside of unless we have gotten their permission. (Store fronts, pavilions, play grounds, etc) We should be allowed to live under all bridges as long as we mostly respect the land and all people who will walk past...

That's what I like hearing love you too

Nothing wrong with having more than u need just reazling what you need and want as two separate things. I also suuuuck at packing, I carry around 40 pounds all together not too much but I love books and playing music

Also to clarify: wanting and needing are two different thinngs (basically why this post exists)

The one thing I feel like I am entitled to is eye contact and the acknowledgement that I am a human, be kind kinda helps I think. I've had a lot of people treat me like I don't exist when I ask for directions which can get old.

Whatever, I don't rely on people, before I had signs, less people talked to me, I almost got hit by cars more, and I feel like people were more apt to steal from me. I kinda wish people would give me less. I left Nashville with like 16 toothbrushes, a ridiculous amount of food and 7 jackets...

This isn't to say I look down upon people who fly signs or whatever, if that's you're thing, cool, just get it out your head that you need what you are asking for, there are other ways to find it. Most of my friends that fly signs for a living, it really don't matter, all I'm saying is just, you...

I'm actually surprised there's no negative reactions!!! Sick

I once went 9 months and spent somewhere around $50, I spent money on shit I didn't need. I've had zero dollars six times on this bicycle tour that I'm currently on (I'm approaching 6,000 miles) I've never felt like I needed anything. I've also almost died a few times in my life. Had a few...

I always carry the tao te ching

Never been on meds. Traveking seems to help

For me i just get really happy and think im a god for days then i feel terrible and dont want to see people. I handle it mostly. Also bipolar

If anyone can tell me or link me to resources on how to make jerky outside in the woods or preservhng meat without regrigiration id appreciate it

I’m into wool clothing, polyester, etc. I have a fleece type jacket a military man gave me

I’ve currently got a 30 and a 50 that I use both at the same tine when it gets cold. Favorite piece of gear probably would include earmuffs that I groundscored, a buff that I also groundscored, some knee high hunting boots a man gave to me, and I also am a huge fan of gloves