u/WatercolorFountain

Recs for places to backpack with less steep inclines?

Basically what’s on the tin. I love camping and hiking, have since I was little. I’ve learned based on my initial forays into backpacking (Channel Islands + Big Sur), however, that steep inclines are simply not for me. It puts more strain on my legs than I enjoy, and I always end up completely exhausted after only 10-12 meters of steep or even some trickier moderate inclines—full blown feeling my heartbeat in my skull. However, I’ve comfortably walked on mild to moderate trails for ten, sometimes more like fifteen miles a day without the same kind of rapid onset of discomfort. All of this to say that I’m looking for recommendations for trails or national parks with nice views and a smaller elevation gain that will still last me a while as I walk.

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u/WatercolorFountain — 4 hours ago

In desperate need of (more) fun hats!

Hello all. I love hats. Some might even call it a chronic addiction. Half my closet is sunhats and berets and caps.

Please help me feed my addiction.

the more weird and whimsical the better. Top hats, cloche hats, sunhats, fedoras… whatever style! Any brands that have specific hat-dedication are good too, since most of mine have been picked up in swap meets, thrift stores, and assorted tiny shops while traveling.

💞☀️👒

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u/WatercolorFountain — 12 days ago