Sometimes I get the urge to drop all my responsibilities and go on a long hike to somewhere far away.
Once I was walking around the neighborhood at 5AM. The sun had just come out and I got this really quiet and relaxing feel. But on the other hand I hate going out if I have to be around other people, it makes me feel pretty uncomfortable.
I wish I had all the time in the world to walk every road, hike every trail, and see every square inch of earth. Anyone here relate?
I think about it every day, OP
>>25116556
I wish I could just walk and ponder forever
Go for it, do you want to die a wageslave OP?
>>25116556
do it m8. i rode a bicycle for 4 months from edmonton to baja california. best time of my life. can be a very very cheap way to travel. roasties like it
>>25116589
Nice Bob Ross painting. But those mountains are pretty unrealistic.
>>25116556
you do have all the time in the world. You have right now, until you die. Go! See the world! But alas, you remain and shitpost.
>>25116666
Did you do it over the summer? Where did you sleep and eat? Did you get really smelly from not showering for so long? There's just so many complications, I don't know what I would do.
>>25116556
>>25116589
>>25116613
You should read the book Vagabonding by Rolf Potts
>>25116666
Quads have decided OP's future.
>>25116556
>>25116613
>ywn be a demigod who needs neither sustenance nor warmth and can simply roam the lands endlessly, a timeless observer
Failing that I guess being a ghost wouldn't be bad either.
>>25116713
no i started in early august. i slept wherever. sometimes campgrounds, sometimes small town city parks, sometimes people invited me in. You spend 99% of your time in bumfuck nowhere so its not hard to find a legal or at least safe place to sleep.
food was anything cheap and non perishable. ramen noodles, poptarts, pasta. most days i would chug a half gallon of milk. you consume an insane amount of calories, thats yoru biggest expense. I know some guys who kept their food expenses under 10 a day but i spent closer to 20.
i probably got smelly. i usually took a shower at least twice a week. I wasnt awful. in montana i met dudes hiking the CDT, a hiking trail that goes from NM to MT, who often went two weeks without seeing a town. they smelled like absolute shit.
you get the hang of it really fast. for the first week i was planning everything, even making reservations in campgrounds and so on, after that i said fuck it. you really do gain a lot of improvisation skills. had no real problems, except for a few mechanical issues and taking wrong turns
