Y'mean Common sense aye?You really are. Scotland's attitude towards outdoor activities and trails sounds amazing.
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Y'mean Common sense aye?You really are. Scotland's attitude towards outdoor activities and trails sounds amazing.
You know the saying, "The problem with common sense is that it's not common."Y'nean Common sense aye?
A) If you're talking about the old hiking trail stuff from the Trans event then lolzthese trails can ONLY be found on the old continent
You are missing the point, friend.For the inventors of "freedom" you guys sure do like rules huh?
where exactly in north america do you have something remotely similar to the european alpine cultural landscape that made it necessary to develope a vast networks of trails and paths to connect all the small settlements up in the mountains? there is still so many unused space on the american continent that it just wasn't needed as you could do all the farming on easy accessable terrain and didn't needed to transfer wooded mountains to grassy alpesA) If you're talking about the old hiking trail stuff from the Trans event then lolz
B) Do you really think walking/hiking originated in Europe?
Just generally splaffwas that to me?
Bentonville obviously, to connect all the Walmarts.where exactly in north america do you have something remotely similar to the european alpine cultural landscape that made it necessary to develope a vast networks of trails and paths to connect all the small settlements up in the mountains?
Disneyland browhere exactly in north america do you have something remotely similar to the european alpine cultural landscape that made it necessary to develope a vast networks of trails and paths to connect all the small settlements up in the mountains? there is still so many unused space on the american continent that it just wasn't needed as you could do all the farming on easy accessable terrain and didn't needed to transfer wooded mountains to grassy alpes
oh rightwhere exactly in north america
Did I tell you that Australia invented pavement?And long may the pointless bickering over the best location of imaginary *naturally* worn down in (mainly by feet and vehicle) sections of ground continue.
Do you mean Macadam, or actual pavement?Did I tell you that Australia invented pavement?
*runs and hides*
Seth, claiming it's the only place is so full of shit..... Like trump speech levels of full of shit.these trails can ONLY be found on the old continent
but it is well known that wandering animals in mountains were only introduced to the Americas when the White Man showed upSeth, claiming it's the only place is so full of shit..... Like trump speech levels of full of shit.
There are NO if's or but's about it.
but it is well known that wandering animals in mountains were only introduced to the Americas when the White Man showed up
I heard they had streetcar networks all throughout the mountainsSome of the trails around here have archeological digs showing continuous use for 9000 years.
From bears obviously, humans didn't have camp fires or tools until Yurpeens arrived and had exclusively used trains for transportation.
This Stolen shit infuriates me..even as 1/8th boriginal!MOAR likely fiken stole it!
Not to mention the continent human beings all came from. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Recent_African_origin_of_modern_humansoh right
IF NOT Europe THEN North America??
Geez mate. Both Asia and South America have oodles of centuries, if not millenia old Alpine trails.
*edit granted, they're not often cobbled etc. And Australia has nothing like that that I've ever seen haha.
Dude, really. Do you have to be a fucking cunt? It was a sincere question and now you're taking the piss. So fuck off.For the inventors of "freedom" you guys sure do like rules huh?
Yeah, but those trails generally suck for biking. Ask me how I know.but it is well known that wandering animals in mountains were only introduced to the Americas when the White Man showed up
I can only assume you somehow missed my sincere and detailed reply. Right above the post you lost your shit about.It was a sincere question