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Anonymous No.2835937 >>2836046 >>2839388
Yuru Camp Set-Up
Went backpacking with a 20L backpack weighing under 8lbs, sadly I do not have a Rin figure of any kind but this is my first time making food while on a trail head

Post yours!
Anonymous No.2835944
Looks comfy, keep up the good work anon!
Anonymous No.2836046 >>2838994
>>2835937 (OP)
Post your gear first
Anonymous No.2838494 >>2838994
Did you die OP
Anonymous No.2838994 >>2839386
>>2838494
op here, am live.

i'm too fat and lazy to upload my gear list by picture

>>2836046
Osprey daylite+ 20l trail pack (unisex yellow and teal)

I didn't carry much else when I went trailing for the first time in a while but here is my lumiere lamp that I used in my recent camping trip.

It was hot and muggy and I didn't look at the temperature 2 weeks ahead of my camp reservation so I practically sweat bullets sleeping in my Coleman 2 person pop up tent

inb4 lazy cunt for using a pop up tent. I despise any set up time for any tent. Next time I will be using a USMC sleeping system as it's a pretty sound and robust sleeping system from what I've heard
Anonymous No.2839386
>>2838994
Stop being lazy. Give us a proper gear list . You're the one who made the thread. Asswipe
Anonymous No.2839388 >>2839401
>>2835937 (OP)
Is that the anime where she only pretends to go outside? Good description of this board tbdesu.
Anonymous No.2839401
>>2839388
>Is that the anime where she only pretends to go outside?
Kinda. The series (manga, anime etc.) is about a bunch of schoolgirls forming a hiking club, generally being wannabe socialites, and trying to pressure the one girl who just doesn't give a fuck and actually goes out all the time (well, what japs consider going out, anyways - driving to a curated campsite, setting up way too much gear, spending time in what's effectively a park, then driving home the next morning) to join them. That "hiking club" does pretend to go out a few times, and "camps" in the classroom with cardboard boxes instead of sleeping mats, trashbags instead of sleeping bags and tarps, electric cooking gear etc. iirc, once they can afford basic gear, they start going "outside" (again, by jap standards), too.