travel and rhum

I'm going on a 5 day packrafting/hiking trip in Scotland in October. I have pogies for paddling, but I'm looking for gloves for hiking, in case it gets cold and/raining.

I'm surprised about how many types of gloves there are…which ones would you recommend?

There was some debate in the comments on the proper hiking etiquette in this situation, so Im curious what the consensus here is. I think OP should have been nice and moved for like 10 minutes, it's the decent thing to do.

https://reddit.com/r/AmItheAsshole/s/O33IhdSGsv

Here's the text:

"One of my hobbies is to go hiking and eat a very large meal while sitting down. Basically a picnic for myself. I bring a blanket and anything else I might need for an hour-long experience.

This past Monday I was up at a new area I’d never been to. I brought my large meal with me and set up on a very gorgeous area with a great view of the lake. I was about 5 minutes into my ritual when this guy with a camera comes and tells me that a couple was coming up to do a proposal on this very spot and asked me to move.

I told him no that I barely got set up and I was in the middle of my meal. He gets annoyed and just asks again but I tell him now. A few minutes later the photographer returns with the guy who was going to propose. The guy proposing asks me this time and I just tell him no, that he can wait. He asks me wtf is wrong with me and I just tell him that I am eating my meal. He starts telling at me to gtfo but I put on my headphones and just continue eating. After a while he leaves me alone.

After I felt satisfied from the meal I packed up and was heading down. The three were waiting at another spot and the men point me out and the lady starts yelling at me that I ruined her day and that the proposal happened elsewhere instead of the spot I was in. I just smiled and said congrats on your proposal and kept walking.

When I got back home this came up and I told my boyfriend about it. He straight up said it was an asshole thing to do."

[Edit: I'm not the OP/the one who ate the large meal, this is someone else's story I'm just quoting here]