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thought id share some pictures for if anyone gives a shit
was hiking 2 weeks in sweden with a buddy, trail called bohusleden
this is where we spent the first night
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this is where we spent second night, behind the picture theres a wooden hut we slept in that night
also this is how we had to make food cuz we failed to buy gas for our cooker so we just had to make a fire every time we wanted to eat something warm
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these are the wooden huts we slept in most nights apart from 4 or so we slept in our tent
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iam a mighty firemaker
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some folks we met on the way, hiked with them for 2-3 days after that until we went home
the old dude was hiking on his own hes like 62 or somethign like that wat a god
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making bread, see end result below
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some good shit right there
(im the styler with socks and flip flops in that photo)
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in the end did about 150km in 12 days, tho we had a slow start and had to alter our route so at the end we had to take 2 "waiting" days. so we only walked on 10 days, most we did was ~30km. backpack was heavy as fuck cuz im also fat af.
thanks.
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This is awesome. I've been wanting to do a long distance walking holiday for a while, probably in Scandinavia too. Did it end up being relatively cheap? Where did you find details on the route/cabins?
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most expensive shit is always getting there. still pretty cheap ended up aroudn 400€ for the whole 2 weeks (flight, 1 night hostel, transit to and from airport, train to the trail, train from the trail,)
during the hike u basically only pay for food which is cheap i think i ended up eating for ~50€ for the 12 days
other than that equipment beforehand ofc
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what a waste of ketchup man.
nah jk
awesome photos.
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In the summer, a dude came to the campingsite I worked at at night. He had bicycled over 160km in one day and he was over 85.
There are some tough old folk out there.
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thats awesome dude the sausage roll looks really tastey . also that is the only way to use ketchup lol
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Nice blog good stuff m8 i bet u were happy not playing dota i bet that was cool gj my friend may the divines bless you
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Such nature, it's beautiful.
I heard mosquitoes were a pain during summer in Sweden. Is that true around september? Any more sun than on your pics? I'll definitely trip in Scandinavia one day. Also don't pick some big jars like the one we see if you want your backpack lighter, and that huge wooden chopping board, get a smaller and plastic one. I hope the axe is not yours too?
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nah barely any mosquitoes where i was
also i was mid to late august i just didnt write the blog until now
also heard alot fo nightmare stories about the ticks but i saw 1 tick total and it wasnt even on someone
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im more amazed you made your own bread.
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Mosquitos is local problems, depending on weather, season and proximity of still water/ swamps. Of you are in the wrong place at the wrong time it can be hell. The farther north you go the more problem you can get but its still impossible to say generally. I guess you can find mosquito schemes somewhere if you really are concerned.
If you have a fire and some repellent its usually fine even far north.
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On September 23 2016 17:06 icystorage wrote:
im more amazed you made your own bread.
its so easy actually all u need is flour and water pretty much some baking powder is also nice but not required then u hold it in the fire till its hard
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dont you need to add yeast to it? and an oven?
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you can add yeast/baking powder but its not required it just gets better.
can just roll it around a stick and hold it in the fire (as seen in the last picture)
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nice. havent tried that before
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That sure looks like sweden ^_^! Looks like a great time, thanks for the share!
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On September 23 2016 20:08 teddyoojo wrote:
you can add yeast/baking powder but its not required it just gets better.
can just roll it around a stick and hold it in the fire (as seen in the last picture)
Was it wheat flour? Because if that was ,then it sounds same as standard Indian "roti" . U just roll the dough and roast it on pan or fire directly
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i didnt know that's how they made roti. til
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