Not necesarilly stashing, but if you want to discuss it that's ok.
Let me explain, I usually go training in a bar park near the sea, but I acutally would like to go for a long swim before and after training, the problem is if I bring my phone and keys and wallet, on a backpack, or even a leg bag, I don't want to leave it out in the open for some tourist or God forbidd, a fucking shitskin, stealing my stuff.
What would be some useful places to store a backpack temporally? Maybe go to a nearby forest and bury it with some soil and leaves? Leave it on top of a tree? Snuck it up inside some building and then return and take it? I have a waterproof bag and I thought on taking my stuff with me, and leave it somewhere noone can get, but it's a bit too risky.
Also I am curious if some of you stash some things hidden in your town. Just for fun or maybe in case of an emergency.

>>2819785 (OP)
I'd put it under a log or a pile of thick branches, in an overgrown patch of trees. I've left my tent/bag/pad stashed between a tree and a stone wall here in England, in a place where people walk dogs in the general area. Left them there for a week. But between the old sandstone wall and the tree, nobody would think to look, and so nobody saw it stashed there.

>>2819785 (OP)
Carry a heavy-duty black garbage bag and put it in that, then bury it in leaves and duff in a secluded place. Don't let bums see you do it.

>>2819785 (OP)
i used to do abit of stashing myself
paracord is your best friend, use some green things to cover your bag and tighten them with paracord then leave them somewhere in the bushes, always work

>>2819839
>>2819846
maybe do both?
Use a green or brown garbage bag, tighten it with the paracord and leave it behind some bushes.
I don't think I will be able to do it right now but when I do I will be sure to make another thread.
And I would also like to try hiding it inside a small opening behind a rock and close it with stones or even in an undetected place in a building, maybe inside a low quality roof of a shed inside an hotel that is accessible from outside.
Or maybe Im overthinking it?

"Eyes could be watching, he thought. "
I always think someone could be watching me. So I act like I don't think that someone is watching me.
It's a performance.
Walk walk walk. Stop, stretch arms.
Do side twists, but I'm using peripheral vision to look behind me, paying attention to side of trail for a stray sight of clothing.
Do the self-patting of my front and back pockets, "hmm where did I put that something at?" Then start walking back on trail for a five minutes or so.
If I do stop for real I put backpack down and walk out any direction then do as much of a circle through the brush as I can anywhere from ten to thirty yards out and sit somewhere where I can see my bag or a clear view of its general direction. Sit a few many minutes.
Go back to bag. Pack up and move on.
When I'm sure nobody is observing me I then make the stash far off trail using stealth habits.

>>2819785 (OP)
Leave your stuff in your car and use one of those magnetic key holders to stash your car key out of sight.

Stick your things in your anus. It’s like a Fanny pack but it is extra stinky

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>>2819785 (OP)
Buy a grappling hook, climb a tree that is otherwise unclimbable without it, put your backpack up there, take down the grappling hook, then laugh as brown people try to figure it out while you enjoy your swim.

>>2819785 (OP)
Get a swimming buoy which has storage space.
You can connect it to your waist and floats behind you.
I have one because I'm not a great swimmer and need it for survival, but also a good way to bring your things with you.

I was walking the north country trail and someone literally stashed their pack right on the trail. I didn't go through it. but I could have.

>>2821463
fucking genious, thanks, I will most likely do this.
>>2821518
I already have one but it's not that versatile if you're carrying too much.
>>2821586
Where I live there is a lot of tourists, especially in the summer and niggers are trying to invade us. There is good people, but I can't trust anybody.

>>2819785 (OP)
Tie a dog to the pack

>>2821593
>There is good people, but I can't trust anybody.
that's wise. I give everyone a chance, but I'd never blindly trust people with my shit

>>2819888
This can be simplified to the last step by carrying two backpacks and an IED.

>>2819785 (OP)
Find a backpack tarp that resembles the rocks or foliage in your area. If you're handy with arts and crafts you could even try painting one.

For what reason are you stashing backpacks? What's the the backpacks? Drugs? Disguises? Weapons??

>>2823512
Wallet, keys, phone... Just small stuff that I carry and don't want to lose.
But I was also interested if I just bring myself a big backpack with food and tools and shit or just stuff to workout with and I bring it in a backpack and then I had the idea of making improvised stashes for general purpose.

>>2823587
Sorry for my ESL. I am very fucking tired right now, my brain is running on empty.

>>2823510
Ok Samwise, thanks for the tip.