• @stevestevesteve
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    717 months ago

    100% a man who bought it for a day out and didn’t want it taking up space for the next decade with almost no usage

  • @[email protected]
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    267 months ago

    There’s a camping site that we go every year. When we got to our spot there was a bunch of firewood near the fire pit. We used and bought more. When we left, instead of burning the leftover wood, we left there for the next campers. We saw several other spots doing the same.

    • magnetosphere
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      107 months ago

      That’s a great tradition. You’re awesome for helping keep it alive.

      • @[email protected]
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        67 months ago

        We do the same thing, our hand it off to a new arrival if they’re there while we pack.

    • fmstrat
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      27 months ago

      This is great to do when gathering wood at a back country site. Even more appreciated.

    • guyrocket
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      17 months ago

      I also do this. My tip is to leave it under the picnic table, with some of the plastic wrap if possible to help keep it dry.

  • @LemmyKnowsBest
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    117 months ago

    I’ve given away things like that before. Some things you just can’t take on to an airplane.

  • @isles
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    47 months ago

    The cost to rent is nearly the same as buying one, might as well pay it forward!