u/no_dinnerr

I'm going hiking in lofoten, norway, this summer with a friend of mine, ~3 weeks starting late july. Our gear is good, we're both physically fit and of good mindset, but I'm starting to really get anxious about it as it draws nearer, the longest I've ever camped before was 4 nights. We have plenty of time for the actual hiking route, so we have a good few days of rest built in. Does anyone have any advice for long long trips? I'm so terrified of my tent or sleeping bag getting wet or something.

I'm currently about to start a bachelor's in Physics at Bristol, and i think long term I'd like to do field work in climatology or earth science, as in being stationed on research bases etc rather than statistical modeling. Was pure physics a bad pick for this? Am i better off taking my offer for environmental geoscience at Edinburgh?

I'm going to uni in england in september from northern ireland, so it's "overseas" but I'll see them every few months. I'm one year on E, and i gotta change my name.

Like if i change my name with the uni, it'll come up in an email, or somewhere will send me a letter, or something like that. I don't know if it's possible. Plus when they visit me in uni i either have to be outed or opticsnuke my social life

like zero right. 1 year Een. new name

ran my first half marathon yesterday after only starting running like 2 weeks ago, didnt tell anyone. I can do like 10 pull ups. ngmi