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Mar 24, 2023
11:42:43am

ReiUrso Intervention Needed

Rarely, but surely not never before.

Native Americans inhabited those lands for 13,000 years or so, and hunter gatherers do an awfully lot of walking about.

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ReiUrso

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Buffalo

3/24/23 11:29am

I think about that when I drive I80 to Reno.

RSL

3/24/23 11:31am

100%. Backcountry backpacking in Wyoming.

3/24/23 11:32am

Rarely, but surely not never before.

ReiUrso

3/24/23 11:42am

100% knowing something that you have no way of knowing. Unless it is a new lava flow, then how would you know?

Baron

3/24/23 11:50am

Apparently I’m not the only one who’s hiked in Wyoming!

3/24/23 1:27pm

Probably not

Backcountry

3/24/23 2:25pm

I've often thought that I have on some hikes in the high Uinta wilderness.

MickShrimpton

3/24/23 11:34am

No, but possibly set foot on ground that fewer than 100 people have

UberDeek

3/24/23 11:35am

Possible, probably not. Stalking deer off high ridges in rural NV or Utah

Backcountry

3/24/23 11:36am

I once walked across the 5th from the top row at a Utah basketball home game.

Ted Lasso

3/24/23 11:37am

Woah. That’s like walking on Mars.

3/24/23 11:42am

Behind the curtains would be really spooky, like being lost in outer space

JackStack

3/24/23 11:51am

You sir are Buzz Aldrin's hero!

IceBlue

3/24/23 11:55am

RE: I once walked across the 5th from the top row at a Utah basketball home

TailgateU

3/24/23 3:56pm

No, but while in a very remote town, with a road out in the forests/jungles of

here's to hoping

3/24/23 11:42am

Similar situation, not first human, but very likely the first white dude

Kolipoki

3/24/23 12:09pm

Yes...deep in the middle of the Atacama Desert in Northern Chile.

Cougarnovas

3/24/23 11:44am

Freshly hardened lava fields in HI and Iceland

CBaass

3/24/23 11:45am

cheater

here's to hoping

3/24/23 11:48am

yes, I've forced my way through some really dense stuff hiking and hunting.

qwerew

3/24/23 11:45am

Definitely. Grew up in rural Alaska. Drove ATVs for miles into the tundra in

3/24/23 11:45am

do you mean a literal footstep or just an area close to where you've been?

qwerew

3/24/23 11:47am

Unlikely, but most likely place was hiking the Sierra Nevadas.

paulb

3/24/23 11:49am

The Sierras are such a freaking zoo. Seems unlikely.

Backcountry

3/24/23 2:26pm

This RM has:

3/24/23 11:53am

What I like most about rivers is you can't step in the same river twice.

Ted Lasso

3/24/23 11:53am

I heard Pocahontas say that once.

3/24/23 12:00pm

Yes.

3/24/23 11:55am

Yup, mountains just south of DMZ (NE side of S Korea). Great hiking spot.

DoctorEvil

3/24/23 2:15pm

Oh yeah. If you're frequently off-trail traveling for hunting...

mang

3/24/23 5:26pm

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