@Matt Derrick What a site to be proud of, I’ve really learnt so much and met some super good guys here, among the madness - the space for resources you have created still is and has been incredibly powerful. Lover of forums! But alas they’re not the thing anymore as far as I can see. The world...
Happy to chime in with mushrooms!
Small doses can be used to micro-dose with. 0.1/0.2 of a g and you won't even feel any 'trip' it'll work totally undetected - just a a small mind expansion. An almost unoticable increase in concentration and productivity. A mild clarity. A slightly sharper...
Feel like this needs to be dropped here, only 30mins and worth a watch - Desert Storm sound system when they took the sound into the war zone, Sarajevo.
Re. recently, I can only speak for the free parties up i've been to up north. Even still, not in a few years as been held up in the south...
The People Secretly Growing Magic Mushrooms in the Wild
Check around during shroom season.
And remember ... all mushrooms are edible but some only once!
Here's the article:
https://www.vice.com/en/article/3ak84j/guerilla-gardeners-magic-mushrooms
"They’re going out across Colorado, Oregon...
Welcome back! I vaguely remember seeing your username around after I had joined in '18... also been very inconsistent up until v. recently. Currently going through a personal rebrand or shifting identity or something myself, totally get it. One of my best pals has just made it over to Aus, your...
Don't get me wrong, I understand ideas of getting back to nature, understanding our own countries laws etc and I think I get what you're trying to say but I also see this coming from quite a privileged way of thinking about the world. There's so many people that just don't have the choice to...
Love for Vancouver Island. I had 2 favourites there.
Cathedral Grove in MacMillan Provincial Park
- for the Douglas Fir Trees!
Goldstream Provincial Park, Cowichan Valley Trail
- for the crazy high trestle bridges...
& beautiful waterfalls (spot the traveler)
I have recently discovered Michael Grab / Gravity Glue - rock balancing is amazing! I had no idea there were championships worldwide!
Of course I love the pictures but I love the writing on his website just as much! Grab's got it dialled in!
[About - Gravity Glue]
'A spontaneous collaboration...
The name chose me! I guess just got called it a lot at parties because of the dreads.
From Jamaican Patois, meaning; streetwise / street tough kid, often raggedy or scruffy clothing, unkempt. Derogatory turned affectionate term. Also a style of dance music derived from reggae.
Here's a couple...
Cool, I've read a bit about Køpi, longstanding. I guess as with anywhere best way is full immersion! I haven't been to the states properly no, so I think it definitely would, there's a lot i'll never truly get without actually being there, plus stuff I'll never get having not grown up there, but...
edit: I detect some bitterness which i'll rectify as I have in the past put myself in not the same, but reckless situations, I guess there's a lot i've had to learn through experience. I totally understand that in a perfect world it should never even have to be a thing with dudes that women have...
Yeah wow, I second roughtdraft. It's always inspiring to hear when someone is reclaiming their strength. I've been a late comer to StP, and inconsistent at that, but the information and messages between guys on here has been totally invaluable for me.
I also see StP from a totally different...
Tell them you're a tourist. As a Canadian citizen you legally have 180 days in the states before you need to return to Canada. Like @ali said, be polite!
They'll be hot on weed. Not worth the effort carrying over the boarder.
Be aware also of the amount of Canadian migrants traveling...
Big up the mud wizard! Riot police vs climate change activists in Germany. Pepper spray is futile when you're a wizard. Here's a a brilliant video of incompetent riot police, just a small, more amusing section of the final showdown.
This comedy gold aside, over 15,000 activists returned after...
Some input from the UK. Worth a mention that there's huge language variations and dialect between regions. Like huge considering the size of the country. I'd say these are across the board though...
Bait - Adjective
Suspicious
Blag - Verb
To not quite steal, but acquire what you need through...
Not to say these women don't need the best resources they can get and I really hope a bigger seafaring support network is built to aid / warn / share & inform women to any and all likelihoods, dangers & scenarios of not just the sea but of traveling in close quarters with people. Plan for the...
As a woman I agree.
For me it's a position I would never willingly put myself in. I dunno, even with all the checks, that's great, but that doesn't provide me any more security. Especially without a solid foundation of trust and knowing that person / those people inside & out. You're still...
Essentials:
Small gypsy bell (for a tripwire, if you camp)
A hat (warmth, protection, collecting change)
Solid metal cup
Needle & thread
Xtra socks
Small dry bag (for wet / stinky things)
Duct tape
Non-essentials that I now personally wouldn't go without:
Salt, pepper & favourite spice...
Yo, alright
Have you checked out housing co-ops? There's over 300 in London alone varying from free to low rent. You can apply to your local authority housing register, it's worth doing because a lot of the time it's a requirement for some of the more known housing co-ops wait lists but also a...
I'm now planning my South American journey - wanting to start in Perú. HOWEVER the political unrest has lead to sporadic, short term closures of some local airports / railways and boarder crossings. I thought I could maybe I could start Brazil and travel across from there, or Ecuador and drop...
Awesome buddy, some wicked info you got! I was up there late last year and did a little post about Arthur's Seat and Edinburgh- wish you had written and I had read this prior to going, especially for music tips! Still, reason to return and see more!
Don't aspire to be a football hooligan - please - take it from a Brit, it's neither positive nor fashionable. Cargo ships / working vessels are a cheap way to travel over but you'd have to book way in advance, also not sure what new policies are about during this time... Check it out. Fully...
It's nostalgic reading this thread back and transporting my mind briefly ... I'm the poly one, gotta lot of love for people! I pride on honesty - I think you can do what suits you without causing hurt to others but remember to also let others do what they will. Beauty of a line from a classic...
Side note: my trip to Scotland was a lonely one, certainly not in a bad way but a needed rip away from society / emotions just for a short while. I feel stupid even calling it traveling as I currently reside in England.. so it wasn't really that far away. Definitely more of an exploration...
Recently I was at Stonehenge - don't get me wrong, it's an amazing place... However, just 20 miles up the road is Avebury - the WORLD's LARGEST stone circle, (also built earlier than Stonehenge). Avebury lives in Stonehenge's celebrity shadow. At Avebury you can touch and walk among the stones...
Mmmm, a veggie packed mediterranean pasta with loads of tasty sauce, and a real nice garlic bread, a selection of nice cheeses, and looooads of wine! Then a big plate of lots of different fruit!
You got this @docbrawlstar! Also what an awesome positive mission you've set your mind to :) Yeah Kelowna's cool ... I haven't spent loads of time there but I liked what was around!
I do remember getting woken up after a night of drinking by police knocking on the door of the bus I was sleeping...
Agree. Kootneys are a dream, Van holds its own problems, as well as being nightmare expensive. However, remember that also the surrounding areas, Surrey included, each hold their own problems... so it's not like you can pick one above the other sometimes... I've recently just got to Richmond...
If you have bigger rocks near by, grab a couple, allow them to heat next to your fire, dig a hole, bury the rocks, pitch tent on top - it's warm, cozy, winter magic!
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