/r9k/ - ROBOT9999

>>97496 (OP)
Have an adventure on foot. That's also much better for your health.

>>97498
I do that alot though. There is this big derelict building that I like to explore but I live in a rural village and over the years I must've explored the whole thing hundreds of times. Might go again today though.

If theres buses in your village take a random one and go to the last stop. Then explore the area.

If you've already looked around everywhere, just do a large loop as a run. It keeps you fit and you're outdoors instead of getting loosh farmed by sitting in front of a screen all the time. Your body will thank you for doing cardio and actually moving later on.

I'd recommend 5k runs and aiming to get ~30 mins as a time. Once you can run 5km without too much effort, time doesn't matter as long as your stamina is better, try upping it to 7k.

Otherwise you could get a bike or skateboard depending on road quality. If roads/pavements are shit don't bother with a skateboard unless you want to try stationary tricks. Then just go around on them. Skateboards are a good way to waste time outdoors.

>>97524
>I forgot to add more

You could also get to really know the plants and birds and stuff of your local area. The Merlin Bird app is pretty cool as long as you have a connection, it can detect birds from sound or a photo.

If you aren't too interested in any of these, just read a book. I'm sure you haven't read ALL the classics, and they're all worth reading. Those abandoned buildings look like pretty cool places to do so. Honestly if I lived in your village I'd probably spend my time LARPing as someone in a post apocalyptic scenario and make campfires and stuff in those buildings and hang out there as long as nobody else goes in or if its not a hotspot for junkies

I like to just go out into nature, like off the paths, at least in my area there's animal tracks I can follow mostly, you can also follow streams / rivers, usually they have nice lush enviroments as well. you can use google maps to find areas that could be nice too explore, even just peaceful rural roads.

abandoned mines and railways tracks are cool too, if you can find them. for abadoned mines there might be online maps of them for your county/state.