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CombatWombat feddit.online CombatWombat@feddit.online
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AItoothbrush lemmy.zip AI_toothbrush@lemmy.zip
Joined: 2023-06-12
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Once you invest into it it(the initial costs are pretty high) camping is a really good hobby. Also biking too, one time purchase. Then you can combine it especially if you do trail biking/light mtb.

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SeductiveTortoise piefed.social SeductiveTortoise@piefed.social
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Once you invest into it it(the initial costs are pretty high) camping is a really good hobby. Also biking too, one time purchase. Then you can combine it especially if you do trail biking/light mtb.

Or you go into the deep end and invest heaps of money into several bikes a year and get a camper to drive to races and events all over Europe like my colleague does.

At least he's staying fit I guess.

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AItoothbrush lemmy.zip AI_toothbrush@lemmy.zip
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Or you go into the deep end and invest heaps of money into several bikes a year and get a camper to drive to races and events all over Europe like my colleague does. At least he's staying fit I guess.

Oh, i havent gone to the deep end of it that much. I mainly do camping by foot, its fun to get to places where it would be impossible otherwise. Like 50kms from any road, or train is kinda a unique exprerience. Of course for that you have to live in a place with those properties, its still fun without that.

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