I'd sit next to Trigger. He's not a tight arse so will buy you a drink, will be a laugh and won't try to sell you a mobile phone with instant aerial or a Russian handheld cam-corder.
I never go hiking myself, but really enjoyed a few books about the Apalachian Trail--I enjoyed Becoming Odyssa and the two by thebarefoot sisters.
Does anyone have a similar recommendation for the PCT--a fun book about the hike and the people who go on the trail.
I tried one by a hiker called Scout but couldn't get into it--it just kept switching too much between different people and their backgrounds and stuff. Too meandering.
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Basically looking for something fun, but not frustrating. Middle road difficulty. Scary is ok, scary is fun and I love horror. I like puzzle games but not frustrating ones--Toy Trains is a good example of the difficulty for puzzles games, makes me think but the solutions are doable without having to take my headset off and consult a gaming guide. Or Escaping Wonderland which I played recently. Moss 1 and Moss 2 are also good examples (completed both earlier this year) of the sort of difficulty I enjoy.
For horror--I have a few in my backlog. Madison (but I hear the puzzles are very difficulty and tedious and cryptic) and I also have Get Out, Five Nights at Freddie's Help Wanted, Afterlife VR, Propogation Paradise Hotel and Alien: Rogue Incursion in my backlog.
Nothing hugely long--not looking for a massive time sink. Maybe up to eight hours in length.
And a few games I tried the past couple of days but didn't enjoy (Pirates VR -- crap combat, Doctor Who The Edge of Time -- frustrating puzzles, Runner -- throws too many gameplay mechanics at you early on)
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