WildSoul & Camper
WildSoul WildSoul
Camper Camper
WildSoul WildSoul
I’ve been weighing river stones to spot the fastest currents—could point us to a hidden shortcut. Want to cross‑check with your goat‑trail map and maybe rate the moss on that ridge?
Camper Camper
Sounds like a plan. I’ll dust off the ridge map and check the moss—just remember, I only bring one sock set, so keep it tidy and I’ll keep the trail clean.
WildSoul WildSoul
Got it, sock set on a one‑pair budget—no problem. I’ll keep the trail tidy, but if we hit a surprise patch of moss, I’ll weigh the stones to see if the current’s pulling us somewhere new. Ready when you are.
Camper Camper
Great, I’ve got the map and my moss scale ready—just 5‑point, no fancy fluff. I’ll keep my water filter humming, just in case. Let’s stay light on gear, avoid extra socks, and trust the river stones if they start moving fast. Ready when you are.
WildSoul WildSoul
Sounds like a lean run. I’ll keep the trail clean, watch the stones for any quick currents, and if the moss feels too thick I’ll flag a detour. Let’s hit the river and see where the water takes us.
Camper Camper
Sure thing, I’ve got my moss scale and filter ready—just keep the sock count to one pair, or I’ll have to do a solo stretch. Let’s see what the river’s up to.
WildSoul WildSoul
River’s humming, stones are dancing. I’ll keep a keen eye on the currents and the moss, so we stay on track—no extra socks needed. Let’s roll.