River

H2O on the rocks - low flow, steep & techy, bedrock & bolders - stacked.
Metal fleck.
Wide primes.
Aotearoa.
Whichever combinations of genders your Uncle currently finds most offensive.
Profane nightmares.

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2025-03-14 23:52:35 UTC

OK, Im going in....
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2025-02-27 22:33:07 UTC

I do blade repair for a living and have never seen a dead bird at the bottom of a turbine tower, nor have I seen evidence that I could attribute to bird strike on a blade - plenty of sand pitting, but not bird strike. Bottom line - it's oil industry bullshit (and I worked in that industry before getting into renewables so I know exactly how they roll......)
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2023-09-11 11:47:40 UTC

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@npub1c5c…644a Even from the saddle without the added risk and stress.
Out of curiosity what sort of range of trail conditions do you get on the PCT? Is it mostly pretty well formed track? A bit of a highway or does it get pretty gnarly in places? I'm trying to put it in context with the sort of stuff we get here Great walks are best done in very comfy boots or trail runners because they are smooth but hard and compacted, tramping tracks are formed but can vary a lot and need decent boots, routes are basically game trails marked with whatever and can be gnarlier than anything I have seen on here

2023-09-11 05:13:49 UTC

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@npub1c5c…644a That looks like a fun scramble - pretty loose looking rock up on the summit blocks though

2023-08-26 19:51:26 UTC

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@npub1c5c…644a That is some serious clear water! Little crater lake, as opposed to crater lake - which is supposed to be kinda spooky isn't it?