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all i have to say is oh punx kids with their ranting and roving... when will it end. i understand the frustration tenfold, but it won't hurt to take a step back and take a new look at the world around you. if you plan on diving something such as the 99, which is actually making a difference...

looks like a good time. safe travels!

ay man i know it's hard to resist fighting. trust me, i know. we've been circle jerked around up there and it feels like an endless battle, but only because it is. the best way to win is to do so with dignity and humility. the media projects our group like we're ravage animals, prove them wrong...

i'm pretty interested for one.

nice to meetchya. safe travels.

i've spent some time in caves before. you're gonna want a sleeping pad for sure to go with your bag, ground gets damn cold and stiff and you'll wake up freezing to death otherwise -- no exaggeration. what kind of cave were you thinking about? if it's more of a cavern definitely do NOT go past...

what the hell would you want an fbi badge for? call me naive, but fill me in!

sounds like you're at the right place, welcome! ever end up in florida again you've got a place to crash.

definitely gonna be in the same boat soon. maybe by the end of the month. it's sad how much our age is capable of, and yet every day we're being thrown out in the street.

as far as i've witnessed, and experienced myself, gainesville is a very forgiving city. you should be alright there, it's a dirt town to begin with and very communal.

gainesville, fl for sure. definitely not orlando, our downtown area is quite a walk from the college, so you'd just be bumming around soon-to-be bums.

also there's a thread floatin around somewhere - you can just as easily look it up - of using paracord as a compression sack. i've been using this for some squatting the past four days and hasn't been any less than amazing for me. i'm a fan of multi-use and now i don't have to roll my paracord...

so you've got the mandolin. you've got the uke. both completely different sounds, both great for traveling. i'm a six stringer myself but i'm thinkin about picking something up for the road that's a little bit lighter, so i want some opinions from some fellow travelers. sounds, durability...

the hope that maybe i can create a small change in things, open someone's eyes, change someone's life.

eughhhh another one of you kids looking for power and a reason to fight. -_- shame on you.

hey man, whatever works, right?

funny i was just thinking i needed a compression sack, then had all this paracord and didn't know what to do with... works like a charm! tied the slack off with another simple knot just to ensure it doesn't bust a nut inside my pack.

why a trap? curiosity 's biting me.

hahah well that's advice well taken. truth is i'm in florida currently, so i'll have to wrangle my way through the tourists and snowbirds. since i only got about a month i plan on making it up to one of the carolinas, do some climbing there if i'm lucky and then just head back.

so I've been on StP on and off a while now but never did one of these things. mostly the learner- lurker- type, gathering as much information from all of your words as i can. i've done a lot of camping and ue'ing before but finally looking to venture out of my comfort space and do some out of...

you can get water purifying tabs at a good ole trusty walmart. right there buy the fishing gear, simple packaging that's about the size of your hand. easy to nick ; ]

pretty cool chart but i can't think of a single reason i'd need to get into something with one of these kinds of locks!

don't know if anyone said this yet but mountain hardware has been my go to bag for a couple years now. i've gone through the keltys and they've been a piece of shit, fraying all the time and having to sew it back together. they don't compress too small which is a bad thing but if you're looking...

I haven't traveled too far of distances, but I have been in a decent handful of shady situations by myself. As a pretty small woman I can say the best thing I've ever done is blow as much steam as I possibly can the instant someone starts walking my way. Now I don't mean act like a bitch, but...

my dad actually has been eating chia regularly for a couple of months now, he puts his in his yogurt, oatmeal, and shakes. even in coffee sometimes, which i'm not a fan for because of its slimy consistency. definitely doesn't hurt him tho, old man's able to run miles without stop.

I just got one as well. Looking forward to the time where I'll get to put it to some good use. And the free warranty definitely is a plus on all gear.

At least it's got a television when all else fails...

Sounds like a blast. Fuck yeh.

I'm interested to hear your thoughts on doing this with the pup? I've wanted to do the same, maybe just a smaller trail compared to other I've found, so 300-500miles or so. I'm trying to think of Gear though because taking a dog is doing to slow my pace down, which means more food and water for...

As far as camping and just being outside for a while, I'd be dead if it weren't for my Ben's repellent. Although the amount of deet in it is probably killing me anyways, mosquitos drive me up the fuckin wall.

This summer I'm looking to get out, want to ride the rails for the first time. Nervous and I would like someone who's done it before to go with me, I don't care where. I'll either be in Ocala or Orlando, hit me up.