Truly unsupported touring
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Truly unsupported touring
Most tourists buy food along the way, this guy doesn't......
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Sure isn't my cup of nettle tea. I'd miss the hunt for unique restaurants and recommendations from locals.
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Neat idea, kinda goes along with trends of paleo diet, survivalism etc. Always thought it would be interesting to go on those educational hikes that teach wild food skills. Even for doing regular touring with bringing food & cooking probably lots of areas have little wild additions one could gather fairly easily, adding some vitamins & variety. Local paper had an article about an old woman who practically lived off wild foods.






