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A post I saw on r/howislivingthere that looks pretty fishy. The tree in the foreground looks like it’s made out of the plastic, the people in the background look like silhouettes that roughly resemble humans, and the proportions on the windows of the buildings are off.

A post I saw on r/howislivingthere that looks pretty fishy. The tree in the foreground looks like it’s made out of the plastic, the people in the background look like silhouettes that roughly resemble humans, and the proportions on the windows of the buildings are off.

u/SexMonkeyParty — 4 days ago
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Water requirements for backpacking?

Myself and four buddies will be backpacking the West Fork of Oak Creek trail (in a canyon, so more shade). I expect to use about a liter of water for food per day, and we’ll be out when the highs are in the 90s. We plan to hike from around 8-11am, take a break, and hike again from 3-whenever we find a good spot to camp. We will be out for three days, two nights and expect to hike anywhere from 3-8 miles per day depending on weather, water, timing, etc. Also, while there’s a chance we find water that’s safe to filter and drink, we’re packing enough water to avoid relying on that. How much water should we bring, and would we be fine carrying all of it in smart water bottles? We’re bringing minimal gear to save weight/space for water. (My estimate is 10L per person, but let me know what you think). Thanks so much for any advice!

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u/SexMonkeyParty — 7 days ago