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The OLD CLOSED Post Your Campsite/gear/knife/hiking/anything Outdoorsy Pic Thread!
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I'll start off with a couple of boat pix for a change of pace. Built them both using nothing but the toothpick from an old Swiss Army Knife.
And a shot of a couple of the kids at Merchant's Millpond in North Carolina. This was the first trip where they paddled in to the campsite.
One from a trip to the Okefenokee a couple years back
And the obligatory knife shot. Knives are a Marbles Trailmaker and a Marbles Sport in a homemade double rig.
And a shot of a couple of the kids at Merchant's Millpond in North Carolina. This was the first trip where they paddled in to the campsite.
One from a trip to the Okefenokee a couple years back
And the obligatory knife shot. Knives are a Marbles Trailmaker and a Marbles Sport in a homemade double rig.
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Awesome pics, everyone!
Jeepnut, if you ever come up to CT, you are obligated to bring a bottle of 21-year-old and share it with your wilderness forum moderator, or you will be banned for life from Bladeforums.
Jeepnut, if you ever come up to CT, you are obligated to bring a bottle of 21-year-old and share it with your wilderness forum moderator, or you will be banned for life from Bladeforums.
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Jeepnut, if you ever come up to CT, you are obligated to bring a bottle of 21-year-old and share it with your wilderness forum moderator, or you will be banned for life from Bladeforums.
Sounds good!! Just so long as my Jeep is "legal" to drive on public roads up there!
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Man, I love this pic... :thumbup:
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Sounds good!! Just so long as my Jeep is "legal" to drive on public roads up there!
If not, there's no way you'll get in trouble. If a police cruiser shows up, just turn off the road and hide out two trails to the left!
Best,
~Brian, also owner of Jeep but way wimpier than yours....
P.S. I grew up in Fairfax County and spent many a summer on farms down around Lynchburg. What part are you in?
Pitdog, you lucky SOB. It's friggin' heaven where you live...
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i'll play...
climbing at castle rock state park ca.. this place is awesome and it's only about 25 min. from my house...
some archery pics...
i love archery golf....
mini mtnfolk..
CA. redwoods are huge...
climbing at castle rock state park ca.. this place is awesome and it's only about 25 min. from my house...
some archery pics...
i love archery golf....
mini mtnfolk..
CA. redwoods are huge...
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Here are a few pics from my two Alaska trips. The first was two summers ago when I hiked the Chilkoot Trail. The second was with my dad on a fishing trip.
Thought this was a cool pic of the trail.
This was at the top of the Golden Stairs. If you have ever seen the Alaskan gold rush pics where people are walking up a staircase carved out of snow, this is it.
Now this outhouse has a view. This was on the Canadian side of the pass.
This past summer my father and I went on a fishing trip in Alaska(he was jealous he didnt go the previous summer). Here we are with the days catch.
Not a very inspiring sign that I saw right before we went fishing one day. I believe this was at Skilack Lake(sp?).
Saw this pad when we were sea kayaking, don't remember which one at the moment. Sweet little house with a hot tub righ on the water and way out of the way.
I don't have regular pics because I never remember to bring a camera unless its a big trip. I'll try to fix that though.
Thought this was a cool pic of the trail.
This was at the top of the Golden Stairs. If you have ever seen the Alaskan gold rush pics where people are walking up a staircase carved out of snow, this is it.
Now this outhouse has a view. This was on the Canadian side of the pass.
This past summer my father and I went on a fishing trip in Alaska(he was jealous he didnt go the previous summer). Here we are with the days catch.
Not a very inspiring sign that I saw right before we went fishing one day. I believe this was at Skilack Lake(sp?).
Saw this pad when we were sea kayaking, don't remember which one at the moment. Sweet little house with a hot tub righ on the water and way out of the way.
I don't have regular pics because I never remember to bring a camera unless its a big trip. I'll try to fix that though.
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I grew up in the area between Mt. Vernon and Old Town Alexandria. I'm out near Dulles Airport these days. A good 45 minutes closer the the Mountains we have in Va. While I love Va., I wish I could move West!!
May I ask what kind of knife is that under the NWA and how do you get one? It really looks like a good companion knife for the NWA.
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