>>2800583
Top Row: Adirondacks, Cascade Mountain (a 46er), and a few smaller mountains I've climbed mostly with my wife.
Second Row: Algonquin Park, Ontario, Eastern Pines Backpacking Trail (went backpacking/camping), and a bunch of a day-hikes from Highway 60.
Third Row: various Ontarion Provincial Parks I've visited, some of them are pretty small and don't really involve much hiking, desu
Fourth Row: random selection of Canadian National Parks, I've been to many more but most don't have official patches.
Fifth Row: Month Tremblant "National" Park. Basically a Provincial Park but for Quebec.
Last Row: Joshua Tree National Park in California. I've visited some other sites in California including Bohemian Grove but I don't have patches for them.
My collection is far from complete, but I'm proud of it and it's pretty fucking autistic.

>>2800583
not quite the same thing but the /extraflags/ general on /int/ gathers all the regional flags that have ever been posted in the entire history of 4chan, so if you go /out/ there you can make history as the first flagtist to post those flags

so far, looks like most noreastern have an iq too low to become flagtists

>>2800585
>I've visited some other sites in California including Bohemian Grove but I don't have patches for them.
Maybe have some patches commissioned, anon. Seems like a patch is the kind of thing you can have designed and made pretty easily.
Cool collection.

I personally took a shithoad of ultrarare flags while /out/ing in Italy and that makes me proud. wait when i will fill my map of Switzerland
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>>2800586
Looks cool, I'll check it out.

>>2800587
Thanks man, yeah, some people on Etsy or whatever will make custom patches where "official" ones are unavailable.

>>2800586
do you have to post on 4chan from these places? or just have proof that you went to them?
>>2800591
wait this couldn't be all you right? also I sure hope you didn't post on 4chan hundreds (thousands?) of times while vacationing in Italy.

anyway, I buy magnets at most of the National Parks and other places I visit for placement on my parent's refrigerator. Except on my west coast trip when I exceeded my magnet budget after California and didn't buy any in the PNW but then regretted not getting the magnets.

>>2800606
>do you have to post on 4chan
you have to post in a flag board with the extraflags extension on, which in practice means the /extraflags/ general on /int/

>from these places?
you can do that while blogposting, but most of the flags are just dumped at home. i just dumped my trip to the Orobian Alps, install extraflags and see my blogpost here >>>/int/206855937

>wait this couldn't be all you right?
>>2800586
>the /extraflags/ general on /int/ gathers all the regional flags that have ever been posted in the entire history of 4chan

>also I sure hope you didn't post on 4chan hundreds (thousands?) of times
yes, i posted thousands of flags over the years, mostly in Italy and Switzerland
Virtually all of the flags are posted in flag dumps while sitting at home, which means it takes 30 seconds each post if you do it manually (it can be done automatically)

>while vacationing in Italy.
i'm Italian.

pic related, one of the biggest dumps in /flag/ history; a Voronezh anon did a Donbass-Crimea-Abkhazia tour with trains and buses. sick stuff

>>2800618
>i'm Italian.
I always assume everyone I talk to here is American, sorry.
So you can just choose which flag you post from? does this mean I can false flag shitpost on /sp/ without a vpn or do only people with the extension see any differences?

>>2800629
you can't select regional flags of another country, the plugin explicitly blocks that. When one needs to post extraflags of another country, he gotta use a vpn

I don't save flags from outside the /extraflags/ general on /int/, those are people that use extraflags as a tripcode hence they are completely useless to the general. The actual purpose of the extraflags extension is travel blogposting and that activity is exclusively concentrated in /extraflags/

The flag selection is manual, from a drop-down menu. you can select a flag you've never been to but it would be like adding to your collection a patch of a park you've never been to: what's the fucking point?

>>2800583
>Patches for every peak and trail
East coast fags are legit retarded.

>>2800583
Where do you get those?

I wish Australia did this sort of stuff that is kino. I do something similiar with countries I have been to but our national parks at home don't do this

>>2800583
My favorite places don't even have commercially available maps, let alone patches.

>>2800654
The north part of the province touches the Hudson Bay so I guess he's technically right about it being coastal.

But it's just some larper assmad that people go outside

>>2800653
The Adirondack ones I bought in Lake Placid, the Algonquin Park ones at the visitor center there, and most of the rest I ordered online.

>>2800733
Based but I’m still very proud of my Cascade Mountain ascent it almost killed my fat ass.

>>2800654
>>2800751
>Pretending OP isn't from the east coast
>Reee I need patches for every peak and trail for validation
East coasters are cancer.

>>2800779
You're seething over someone who likes to collect patches. Calm down. Go outside.

>>2800779
I'm not from the East Coast, I'm from Ontario. And I enjoy collecting patches from various trails and peaks. Do they not have patches out West?

>>2800755
Cascade is widely considered to be the easiest of the Adirondack 46ers and is actually easier than some non-46ers in the Adirondacks like Snowy and Black Bear.

>>2800799
Yep, that's why it was the first (and so far only) one I did.

>>2800801
Phelps from the Loj isn't much harder than Cascade if you're looking for another easy 46er. I actually did that last week and it was a breeze.

>>2800779
There's literally a whole culture in the northeast hiking scene devoted to collecting as many patches as you possibly can. Look up "Hiking For Patches" on FB.

>>2800803
Yeah we almost did it last year but then it started raining so we did a shorter one instead. Maybe in a few years now we have a baby girl so major hikes are on hold for a while.

>>2800797
>I'm not from America: I'm Canadian
that's 10x worse
I got a free patch for the Olympic national park from a ranger and I gave it to my 10 year old nephew. There are no peak or trail patches that I've ever seen anywhere because the whole are is super saturated with back country trails.

>>2800884
Trail patches aren’t that common here either but peak patches are huge in the Adirondacks.