agiantyellowlump

How was camping across America with all the private land and urban sprawl? Stealth camping is stressful and moreso when the routes based on roads. How did you tackle your trek and did you follow a trail, like the trans America route, or did you make your own.

How were the people you met.

How was getting water and logistics covered.

What kind of gear did you bring? I'm really about backpacking but I find when I switch from a trail oriented area to an urban sprawl. Backpacking just becomes being homeless. People view you differently and the logistics of water, sleep and security become a total different thing.

But doesn't it feel good to know how pissed off these assholes in this thread are that keep saying why don't you get a job, or it's all a scam to avoid working and get someone else to pay. What a bunch of whiners. Upset your out enjoying life and doing good while they work and are miserable and can't escape the cycle of their own meaningless existence. Good for you dude. I'll praise you when another clown puts you down. We're all gonna die and were all meaningless but your taking each day as a new adventure and it's liberated life. I'm sure stealth camping America was stressful. I'll post my question in another thread.

Are the buds all day?