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Show us a useful tip and win $20 🏕 🏷 It's recommended to be related to hiking, but all entries will be accepted. 💡 You can show us something you've seen in 5-minute crafts videos, something your dad or friend told you about, or something you discovered yourself! ✨️ All participants will share the gigbot prize, + and the most engaged post and the most nice and helpful post will be chosen: they will win an additional $20 prize (10$ each) 🚫 Spam posts that don't provide a useful tip will be disqualified. 🥳 Must follow @discovering to take advantage of upcoming contests.

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If you do not have an air mattress with you, then the tent insulation can be found in the surrounding nature. You can gather grass or branches, spread them on the ground, then set up a tent on top of it, it will be the best warm mattress. I hope my advice will help you. Enjoy your outdoor vacation.⛺☘️☘️🏕️☘️☘️

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I have the best tip many dont knows If you take deep breath you can float on water and if you exhale all breath and hold you can drown and swim under water 😃

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Don’t Rely Solely on Your Phone GPS apps are great, but batteries die. Always bring a paper map and know how to read it. Bonus: it doesn’t require signal!

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In every situation you find yourself always look for a solution. That's the next step

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When going for a hike, don't forget your water bottle. Staying hydrated is non-negotiable

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Here's something I wrote that's tangentially related to discovering something new. https://paragraph.com/@g0hst/public-cloud-resale-how-it-works

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A hiking stick with embroidery floss (kids)

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Lifehack - Bring a sleeping bag on your hike, & also a cute pup. 🐕

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When hiking , knowing how to tie a knot is important Also, the type of hiking rope is important too

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Stay hydrated and pack a backup water bottle as well as keep a lighter or matches on hand in case of emergency. You never know when you might get lost and need to start a fire to stay warm.

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When hiking, dress in layers to adapt to changing weather and activity levels. Start with a moisture-wicking base layer to keep sweat off your skin, add an insulating layer (like fleece) for warmth, and finish with a waterproof, breathable outer layer to protect against rain or wind. Adjust layers as needed to avoid overheating or getting too cold, especially in unpredictable mountain weather.

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Having thru-hiked the Appalachian Trail, I have so many fun stories and ideas relevant to hiking, trail community-building, and trail wisdom. There are few things that I enjoy more than that sort of content. For the purposes of this, I wanted to reference: "Trail Magic", those unexpected moments of kindness on the trail that lift a hiker's spirit & lighten their load. It's the heart of the hiking community in action! ❤️

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Always pack duct tape—wrap a few feet around your water bottle or trekking pole. It can fix ripped gear, prevent blisters, patch tents, and even work as an emergency bandage. Lightweight, versatile, and a total lifesaver on the trail!

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When heading out on a long hike, wrap a small piece of duct tape around your water bottle or trekking pole. It’s a simple trick, but incredibly useful in the outdoors. Whether you need to patch a torn shoe, seal a hole in your tent, or even prevent blisters, that little strip of duct tape can be a real lifesaver. It's a smart and easy way to stay prepared for unexpected problems on the trail.

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I just wanted to share the joy as we walked😄😄😄 @hyouka

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What a cool idea! Nothing really puts you in a good mood like the smiles of children in the middle of nature!

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A hiking stick with embroidery floss

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love how this contest brings out everyone’s creativity! sometimes the simplest tips can make the biggest difference—whether it’s something you learned from a video, a loved one, or your own experience. grateful for this little community of shared wisdom and good vibes! 🥰

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