I went on a few hours hike around Loch Lomond with my friend the other day. It was nice and dry but every mountain and large hill was completely snow topped. There were also a lot of animals and interesting birds around where we passed through, farm animals and otherwise. We got to see a heron bathe in a river.
Also a good tip for hiking food is to bring bread. My friend and I have kind of made it a habit whenever we go out because we're both poorfags. We'll literally just buy a nice loaf or baguette of bread and eat it along the way, with or without hummus. Never white bread, always something nice like olive, or seeded or sourdough bread. It's extremely light, and if you're eating good quality stuff it's also extremely calorically and nutrient dense.
>>2 This is maybe a longshot but I'm going down to Cambridge to see my boyfriend in a month. If you're up for it we could maybe make a day trip out to see you and have a very small Denpa meet assuming you live anywhere close.
Also a good tip for hiking food is to bring bread. My friend and I have kind of made it a habit whenever we go out because we're both poorfags. We'll literally just buy a nice loaf or baguette of bread and eat it along the way, with or without hummus. Never white bread, always something nice like olive, or seeded or sourdough bread.
It's extremely light, and if you're eating good quality stuff it's also extremely calorically and nutrient dense.
>>2
This is maybe a longshot but I'm going down to Cambridge to see my boyfriend in a month. If you're up for it we could maybe make a day trip out to see you and have a very small Denpa meet assuming you live anywhere close.