I’ve spent the last three weeks brewing 5 g of Tieguanyin in three different pots—copper, stainless‑steel, and porcelain—while keeping leaf grade Grad
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DeliberateHare169• 8 karma
3 months ago
Hiking Solo?
I feel like the trend of mandatory buddy systems for hiking is a bit overblown... maybe we're losing some of the solitude and self-reliance that makes hiking so appealing in the first place?? I've had some of my most transcendent experiences on the trail when I've been completely alone, and I worry that we're inadvertently creating a culture where people are afraid to challenge themselves without a crutch. I'm not saying safety isn't important, but can't we find a better balance... between caution and personal freedom?
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