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The OLD CLOSED Post Your Campsite/gear/knife/hiking/anything Outdoorsy Pic Thread!
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Some more german pics. This time the blackforest again. 
The pictures were taken about two months ago.
This is the trail to a place called "Zweiseenblick".
There was still snow left. Didn't see that coming.
At around 1300m. You can see the Titisee (yes, that name's for real!) in the background.
I'll do some more hikes in summer, when all the trails are accessable. I also plan to sleep outside at a campfire this summer. There are no dangerous animals, except maybe for bobcats, which are a bit bigger than american bobcats. They're between american bobcats and cougars in size, but they're extremely shy.
The pictures were taken about two months ago.
This is the trail to a place called "Zweiseenblick".
There was still snow left. Didn't see that coming.
At around 1300m. You can see the Titisee (yes, that name's for real!) in the background.
I'll do some more hikes in summer, when all the trails are accessable. I also plan to sleep outside at a campfire this summer. There are no dangerous animals, except maybe for bobcats, which are a bit bigger than american bobcats. They're between american bobcats and cougars in size, but they're extremely shy.
Here's a picture I took at the "Feldsee" (lake at the Feldberg). It's a relict from the ice age and still contains plants from that time. This is why this lake is protected. No fishing or swimming allowed.
Might be a gag for tourists, but this place is supposed to be sacred to the hopi indians. I'm not sure what that means, but I agree with them, that this place is beautiful.
Might be a gag for tourists, but this place is supposed to be sacred to the hopi indians. I'm not sure what that means, but I agree with them, that this place is beautiful.
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You jerks just made me waste an hour and a half looking through this thread. I have homework to do, next week is finals for goodness' sake! Because of what you have done, I'm going to punish you all by posting a bunch of my favorite camping pictures.
First, a few from last summer's trip to the Wind River Range in Wyoming...
We found this rabbit in the campsite the first night. Unfortunately, we seem to be rather pathetic hunters without the aid of firearms.
Going up a rather steep section of trail.
Lunch! Trout! Delicious!
A little rock climbing near Elbow Lake.
Looking back at camp.
Artsy picture of the trail and some flowers.
In the Titcomb Basin.
Golden trout in the basin.
Camp at Island Lake.
First, a few from last summer's trip to the Wind River Range in Wyoming...
We found this rabbit in the campsite the first night. Unfortunately, we seem to be rather pathetic hunters without the aid of firearms.
Going up a rather steep section of trail.
Lunch! Trout! Delicious!
A little rock climbing near Elbow Lake.
Looking back at camp.
Artsy picture of the trail and some flowers.
In the Titcomb Basin.
Golden trout in the basin.
Camp at Island Lake.
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And now for a few from Nebraska National Forest (stop laughing) near Halsey and Valentine National Wildlife Refuge near... Valentine NE. Taken last fall.
Coon tracks in the sand at the refuge.
A lake in the refuge. Do not remember its name.
A view of the sandhills at Halsey. (following pictures are from Halsey)
Isolated windmill in the hills. Good source of great, fresh, cold water.
A view over the Dismal River, looking back toward our campsite.
Looking out across the hills.
Looking back towards camp again.
Sunset in the Sandhills.
Coon tracks in the sand at the refuge.
A lake in the refuge. Do not remember its name.
A view of the sandhills at Halsey. (following pictures are from Halsey)
Isolated windmill in the hills. Good source of great, fresh, cold water.
A view over the Dismal River, looking back toward our campsite.
Looking out across the hills.
Looking back towards camp again.
Sunset in the Sandhills.
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Here's a couple of pics of my spring Gobbler.
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OK, how about a trivia quiz - who can tell me the peak name and official elevation (not what is on the topo maps) for this marker?
I'll give you a clue - It can be seen in these pictures taken near Mineral King in Sequoia NP:
And the bonus question - who can name the high point on the ridgeline in the distance in the last picture?
I'll give you a clue - It can be seen in these pictures taken near Mineral King in Sequoia NP:
And the bonus question - who can name the high point on the ridgeline in the distance in the last picture?
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great pics folks....:thumbup:
baldtaco-- you take some amzing shots man.. where abouts are you at....
here's another contribution from me... i love this knife more and more, each time i use it... charlie ridge utility knife...
baldtaco-- you take some amzing shots man.. where abouts are you at....
here's another contribution from me... i love this knife more and more, each time i use it... charlie ridge utility knife...
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I love the blade mike, I talked w/ him about making one for me sometime this summer. Looks like a very usefull design. Mark is a stellar guy too. I am gonna try and swing through and see him on my way to arkansas at the end of the month......
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great pics folks....:thumbup:
baldtaco-- you take some amzing shots man.. where abouts are you at....
Mike, hey
Very generous of you dude 'cos there's some pretty cool pix get put up here by all sorts of folk, thanks
I'm in the south of England but I roam. Exmoor, Dartmoor and bits of Wales are in fairly easy range. A few of the recent ones have been from the more mundane Sussex and Hampshire. They're cute but small. Nice for 2/3 days out though.
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