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Hey fellow miscreants. I'm out wandering the galaxy with no friends and only a mild idea of what I'm doing. looking for friends, love, fun, purpose, answers, a destination, and advice. the best the best I have ever gotten is "it's a tough universe, if you're going to survive out here you need...

Slingshot Collective submitted a new file to the StP library: MIT Guide to Lockpicking - By Ted the Tool Click here for more information on this file.

Here are some zines and resources you may have come across but they should be on here! 1) Its Vacant Take it! The San Francisco 'Homes not Jails' squat manual. Useful techniques and methodology but with research resources somewhat specific to SF...

Slingshot Collective submitted a new file to the StP library: Ours: Homes Not Jails Building and Land Occupation Guide - squatting Click here for more information on this file.

I thought this might be helpful for some of the people out there that are new to the idea of hitchhiking.

Some great hitchhiking advice from @HippieGangster; It's nice to see more StP'ers making videos!

The following article was taken directly from my book, The Anarchist's Guide to Travel. If you enjoy it, check out the book for more information that will help to you live a nomadic lifestyle. Gearing Up What you take on a journey depends on two things. How you plan on getting to your...

So, before anyone gets on my case for writing about how to shop online, I want to make it clear that this article addresses something we've all had to do at some point in our lives, it's simply the reality of our generation. I am not advocating for consumer culture; in fact I am discouraging the...

I had totally forgotten about this website until i just rediscovered it. Diggers and Dreamers is a website with information about intentional communities, volunteering opportunities and housing co-ops all around Britain, that are looking for new members. http://www.diggersanddreamers.org.uk/

boyofmetal submitted a new file to the downloads area: Bushcraft - The Ultimate Guide to Survival in the Wilderness - A wilderness survival guide. Click here to learn more about this file...

This isn't especially relevant to train hopping, but its the basics that work for most situations. I'm in Europe. I've traveled through most all of western southern and eastern Europe, some of Russia and Mongoliaa, Turkey a little of north Africa all by hitch hiking, fare dodging, a lot of...

landpirate submitted a new file to the downloads area: MIT Guide to Picking Locks - An indepth guide on how to pick locks Click here to learn more about this file...

Traveler submitted a new file to the downloads area: The Woodwright's Guide - A how-to guide for woodworking. Click here to learn more about this file...

Traveler submitted a new file to the downloads area: Edible Wild Plants - A North American Field Guide - Edible Wild Plants - A North American Field Guide Click here to learn more about this file...

Traveler submitted a new file to the downloads area: Field Guide to Freshwater Fish - Field Guide to Freshwater Fish Click here to learn more about this file...

John McAfee designed the McAfee Anti-Virus Software that comes on all laptops before going batshit crazy, murdering someone in Belize, and fleeing a protracted manhunt to settle in the Montreal Art Scene. Here is his guide to third world travel: http://www.whoismcafee.com/the-travel-guide/

Giving away my extra copies of these books. Both are great for basic wilderness survival skills in any climate. Pick em up in Toledo before I move out in the next week or so. Wont accept any money or barter for them. Just don't want to lug them around anymore since I've read the shit out of...

This is an article re-posted from the deep-web - I simply cut and pasted it and it is not my original work. Credit goes to Hannibal for writing and Verto for making public - if you find Verto's lair in the deep web much respect to you. I covered up parts talking about what type of crime this...

To start off with, I will let you in on a few hiker secrets: 1. Your gear doesn’t get you to Katahdin. Of course if you aren’t going to Katahdin, the same rule still applies for wherever you are going. Your motivation and determination get you there. Don’t sweat the gear as much as those two...

does anyone have any reccommendations for a comprehensive guide to wild plants that can be eaten/used to make coffee, cereals, teas, etc? there's one by peterson that covers the eastern US that was very thorough but are there any that cover all of the us?