Gerode

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r/ultralight_jerk•

OK so here's why I ask. My girlfriend and I have taken multiple trips with a buddy of mine where they've shared a tent. I don't like this anymore.

Initially they did it because between the three of us, only he had gear and his tent was heavy so we split it up. Well now I have my own tent that fits all three of us. He doesn't have one that's more than 2 people or is under 6 pounds, so I'd feel a bit embarrassed to be with them carrying all the added weight... but I almost don't care.

Here's why.

I've never slept when I'm with both of them. Not for one minute. We took a 5 night trip a few years back and I was a walking zombie. Even staying in my own bivy each night. I truly do suck at falli

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r/roadtrip•

I want to take a road trip to dodge some of the holiday stress and sloppy weather Seattle gets this time of year. I can take up to one week. This isn't a great time to visit most of the top-tier destinations in the region, so I'm digging for possibilities.

I seek out outdoorsy activities and natural beauty, and new cities are fun for a day (although I don't want to go anywhere that's a hectic mass of humanity during the holidays). I'm not into downhill skiing/snowboarding. My backpacking gear is comfortable down to about 15 degrees, and I have the budget to book motels when it gets colder than that. I have snowshoes and crampons and other winter hiking gear, but I'm traveling solo with

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