Wulnerable

I’ve run into the same snag, and the cap feels more like busywork than anything that keeps the place tidy. Bumping it up or scrapping it could make things smoother, a bit like how checking stats for tiktok followers shows what you actually want to engage with instead of slowing you down. A simple tweak to the limit would probably make everyone’s mornings less of a catch‑up grind.

I keep my gear in sealed tubs with silica packs, and for anything really valuable like optics or my rifle, I use a Home Safe. Keeps things dry and keeps the kids out. I also clean and oil everything before it goes in, especially if it's seen rain or mud—saves a lot of hassle later. My boots go in a dry room with a bit of newspaper stuffed inside.

I’ve used a 360 action camera on a few of my outings, mostly mounted on my chest or cap. It gives a full view without needing to aim it perfectly, which is handy if things kick off fast. You can scroll around the footage afterwards and catch stuff you’d usually miss with a fixed lens. Not the best quality in low light, but cracking for daylight runs.

I started with a small Chinese Elm from indoor plant delivery and it’s been great so far, came in good shape and looked healthy out of the box. I’ve kept mine near a bright window, watered it when the soil felt dry, and it’s doing alright. Not the easiest plant, but definitely rewarding if you're into this kind of slow project.