cuprajake
Ultralighter
I'm joking,Step away from the shopping cart…
I'm joking,Step away from the shopping cart…
(And for the avoidance of doubt, so was I!)I'm joking,
I was only jokingUN blue has to be my least favourite choice of tent colour. Blue (like red) are nice choices for safety scenarios, but 3 season camping? Not for me.
I’m not so sure your ADHD will allow that.I'm joking,
I would recommend obsessing over planning the route, finding all water sources just to be sure, downloading 3 apps and crosschecking them with paper maps and then dont' forget to make a calories spreadsheet.I’m not so sure your ADHD will allow that.
Oh yes, planning is a REALLY good one to get lost in the weeds with.Still hiking obsession, but now much easier for a wallet and consequences (new things that may not work are worse than old things that actually work, in practise, especially if are at a point of deminishing returns weight-wise).
Sounds like a lot, but where’s the compassion for yourself? Try and give yourself permission to take a break from it all and go hike.its a massive character flaw i have i obsess i know i do, thats just who i am, im also compassionate and try my best to help people,
getting out is hard to do when you run your own business - i work 6 days a week, have two kids and a wife, have a child who atm who is really struggling with the transition to high school after many failed attempts at getting him help when younger, ( we believe hes on the spectrum) life is just hard, and the younger ones got epilepsy, can be a lot of weight on a frozen shoulder
I cant give myself a permission, im under oathSounds like a lot, but where’s the compassion for yourself? Try and give yourself permission to take a break from it all and go hike.
does it matter if your fat? asking for a friend...dont' forget to make a calories spreadsheet
yes, even more so, as you need energy to carry your fat too, and cannot use it, really.does it matter if your fat? asking for a friend...
Easy to see that the trip reports section is pretty inactive compared to anything to do with buying new gear. Many on the forum likely spend more time in endless research than actually outdoors. But the nature of lightweight hiking is in the name.. you are always on the look out for ways to lighten the load.
Such a sad defeatist approach to life, reading that has made me feel really down. If you want your dreams to come true all you have to do is make then happen. If you want to go on a long distance hike you just need to plan and execute it. What are you waiting for?Ultralight hiking is mostly about buying and optimising gear. Then in the UK the gear is used for day hikes in Dartmoor or similar rather than what it's actually meant for.
It's just a different category of luxury goods. With some you're sold the fantasy of becoming like a young, wealthy Parisian even though you're 50 and live in Sheffield. In our case the dream being sold is the long-distance hikes that will never happen.
Pretty sad but is it any different to lots of products.
Ditto. I just can’t be ar$€d with the effort of a trip report most of the time and tend to think, who would be interested anyway?I'll post a few pics but too lazy to do a trip report plus a lot of my trips are pretty unremarkable these days even if I enjoy them greatly.
Id read it! I thoroughly enjoy reading @WilliamC 's regular reports.Ditto. I just can’t be ar$€d with the effort of a trip most of the time and tend to think, who would be interested anyway?
When I’m sat at home, rather than rot my brain watching trash on the tv, I’m more inclined to post about gear and such…..