First

Fuk wait

kek

This could be used to give a rough indication of where to butout https://www.lightpollutionmap.info/#zoom=6.7456411837013&lat=5126199&lon=-7947151&layers=B0FFFFFTFFFFFFFF

My house is this color:

tfw pink zone

Same

@UncleDrMrBaby samz

And 100km away i have a blue zone

yellow zone but right next to a blue zone. i can see the glow of the nearby city from my garden at night

The closest 'city' is 10 miles away. I can see the glow waaaay off past the trees, but I can also see the night sky the way God intended.

Nice

I hate pink zone

Tfw not in grey zone

yellow too

fucking BRUH

me too next to a blue one

also next to green

but well """next""" its paris so its 70km away

>used to live

>live now

<:apuscream:673747068782903306>

I hate the pink

I want to stargaze

When I came home from work at my old place I'd just sit outside and pick out constellations. If I stay outside for more than 30 minutes here I risk being robbed

Hey whitey

Give me dat wallet

https://giphy.com/gifs/grandma-nana-wat-3WmWdBzqveXaE

if i use that map for longer than 20 seconds, the screen goes one shade darker and the site freezes

the light map

anyone else?

Hey @UncleDrMrBaby would you rather a waxed canvas tarp or poly for camping

waxed

btw

uh

to waterproof canvas

easy

take a few candles

rub them onto your canvas

then pass an ironing iron on it until well it "dissolves" into the canvas

and it makes it very waterproof

just a lil bit stiffer

Melts

but it gets less stiff over time

yes

melts

Until it melts

thanks

but thats how you waterproof canvas

You could use a heat gun or hairdryer to melt it too

true true

heatgun is a good idea

If you’re using an iron put a thin fabric in between so it doesn’t get too hot, irons tend to do that

mh

noted

also

wait no i'm retarded

forget

Also pep said candles but I recommend beeswax, you could use a couple types of oil too

yeah

beewax is a good idea too

but candles are more likely to be found in an shtf thing

you need a lot tho to waterproof everything

like 3-5 candles

@TheCreamyIrish I prefer waxed canvas due to ease of maintenance. It weighs more, but it will last 40 years instead of 4 camping trips, its *quiet* when innawoods, and you can repair it easily

Not if you have an apiary

apiary?

ah

ruche

yes

@UncleDrMrBaby is like 700 grams more important

when its worn on the back?

Did my message get deleted

you dont feel it anyway

bruh

Considering beekeeping, thoughts?

dont have a big enoughof a garden

english difficult

Quiet is probably the most important thing

yep

aslong with quality

you dont want your shit to break in the middle of something

it happens all time to me lol

tired of fixing shit like a fucking tsigan

i repaired my watch with a fucking paperclib and electrical tape

also yes always keep electrical tape and small bits of metal wire

steel wire is very good

or tin welding one

for electronics/waterpipes

also planning on making an airgun so will update if i do it

Anyone have instructions on building a foxhole in a wet environment?

Like say a forest

uh

dont you have to reinforce walls with branches