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@hyouka
Show us a useful tip and win $20 ๐Ÿ• ๐Ÿท It's recommended to be related to hiking, but all entries will be accepted. ๐Ÿ’ก You can show us something you've seen in 5-minute crafts videos, something your dad or friend told you about, or something you discovered yourself! โœจ๏ธ All participants will share the gigbot prize, + and the most engaged post and the most nice and helpful post will be chosen: they will win an additional $20 prize (10$ each) ๐Ÿšซ Spam posts that don't provide a useful tip will be disqualified. ๐Ÿฅณ Must follow @discovering to take advantage of upcoming contests.
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@mferones
Always wear proper boots or proper shoes and never undervaluete it!๐Ÿ‘Œ
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@julex
When going for a hike, don't forget your water bottle. Staying hydrated is non-negotiable
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Here's something I wrote that's tangentially related to discovering something new. https://paragraph.com/@g0hst/public-cloud-resale-how-it-works
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Before putting on your socks, rub some petroleum jelly on your heels and toes. Yes, youโ€™ll feel like a turkey being basted, but trust the process. Then, layer up with a thin liner sock under your regular hiking socks. Your feet stay happy, and you get to finish the hike without waddling like a penguin ๐Ÿ˜„ Stay safe and enjoy the trail ๐Ÿซก
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@spicy-mycelia
Having thru-hiked the Appalachian Trail, I have so many fun stories and ideas relevant to hiking, trail community-building, and trail wisdom. There are few things that I enjoy more than that sort of content. For the purposes of this, I wanted to reference: "Trail Magic", those unexpected moments of kindness on the trail that lift a hiker's spirit & lighten their load. It's the heart of the hiking community in action! โค๏ธ
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@greggy
This should be general knowledge yeah? If you ever get lost hiking, follow a stream downhill. Water usually leads to valleys, roads, or even towns. Natureโ€™s GPS.
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@vera17
If you do not have an air mattress with you, then the tent insulation can be found in the surrounding nature. You can gather grass or branches, spread them on the ground, then set up a tent on top of it, it will be the best warm mattress. I hope my advice will help you. Enjoy your outdoor vacation.โ›บโ˜˜๏ธโ˜˜๏ธ๐Ÿ•๏ธโ˜˜๏ธโ˜˜๏ธ
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@onbloaded
Interesting LFG
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@mhk92
never foget a light, a knife, and water. just this
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@tavern-sabbir.eth
all right
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Goodluck
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@ikay1122
Lfg
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@sanam6771
Turn an empty soda can into a quick phone speaker: 1. Grab an empty aluminum soda can, rinse it out, and let it dry. 2. Carefully cut the top off using a utility knife or sharp scissors (watch those edges!). 3. Place your phone inside the can with the speaker facing down. The can amplifies the sound like a mini megaphone. I discovered this while messing around with some cans after a barbecue. Itโ€™s not hi-fi, but it boosts the volume enough for casual listening when you donโ€™t have a speaker handy. Works best with smaller phones and low expectations!
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@bambunio30
When heading out on a long hike, wrap a small piece of duct tape around your water bottle or trekking pole. Itโ€™s a simple trick, but incredibly useful in the outdoors. Whether you need to patch a torn shoe, seal a hole in your tent, or even prevent blisters, that little strip of duct tape can be a real lifesaver. It's a smart and easy way to stay prepared for unexpected problems on the trail.
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@cryptomaniacc0
Lifehack - Bring a sleeping bag on your hike, & also a cute pup. ๐Ÿ•
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