Also built a bridge in hopes of making the aforementioned trail marginally less miserable.
Be careful sharing secret camp spot pics. Geo guessers show up and they’re all like “so I zoomed in and noticed the infamous 83 spot spotted beetle whose range only extends 13 square feet in any given direction from this exact spot, but I wanted to be accurate instead of so loose with my guess, so I did some research on that exact cloud in the sky and compared it with what we know about this hyper local species of dandelion I can see in the far left of the second image, and I have it narrowed down to 12 square inches somewhere in western bumblefuck, Arkansas. I’m sorry I couldn’t get any closer, hopefully someone can come in with a better guess!”
Damn it! Western Bumblefuck is one of my favorite camping places and you’ve gone and told the whole world.
I’m very sorry. But to make it up to you I know a sweet little patch of land perfect for camping. It’s about halfway between BFE and You Gotta Purdy Mouf, just north of Cousin Fuck, Mississippi.
Speaking as someone from somewhere in West Bumblefuck, AR… That looks more like Kansas… lol
It’s 7800km from Kansas. I believe that the US state with the closest climate would be Minnesota.
Hei.
Sisu.
And, that’s all the Finnish I know. As a native English speaker, Finnish and other Scandinavian languages look very scary to me.
Paska traktori and vasara kalakeitossa are useful phrases to keep in mind as well.
Hyvaa yöta :D
I spent roughly 2 hours getting into geoguessing…
I did some quick and easy ones, with like obvious signs and stuff. After spending 30 minutes tracking down flight info based on the time the photo was taken, I decided I didn’t have the dedication for such things and if I couldn’t figure it out in 2 minutes based on signs and landmarks, I’m okay with not knowing the exact location a picture was taken.
Hats off to the stalker-level people who can pinpoint the specific 30ft area in a cornfield a video was taken based on time of day, the color of the dirt, a specific toad croak at 12m37s into the video, etc…
Wider shot of the spot. Kind of a small headland sticking out to the lake. Obviously much nicer once the nature wakes up.
People can be oddly respectful of wood piles. Back in autumn, I bought some cheap firewood and planned a burn at a local park (which has fire pits) with my girlfriend, but the weather didn’t work out in the end. We piled the logs next to the bathroom building, expecting them to disappear over time.
Months later, in very late winter, my girlfriend and I went back. To our absolute shock, the pile of firewood was still lying against the building, seemingly untouched.
The park is very popular, with events almost every weekend, even in the winter. I guess people saw the wood pile, assumed it was put there for some official purpose, and thought they shouldn’t touch it?
We ended up burning about half the logs that day. I wonder if the rest are still there.
I’ve left logs there before too and they’ve mostly been left untouched, though there have been signs of people visiting. However, I suspect those are mostly fishermen who come by boat and I bet many of them bring their own firewood.
I’ve been considering buying a cheap saw and an axe too and just leaving them there. Partly as a hint that they’re free to contribute.
OUR secret camp spot.
What did those trees do to you 😢
It’s dead trees from the ground. Green wood doesn’t burn very well.
