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'a picnic' or 'picnicking'

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I want to say, "I'm looking forward to a picnic this weekend."
But, some other said, "I'm looking forward to picnicking this weekend."
The latter sounds quite strange to me, but in a dictionary, it might sound
good. Does it sound natural to you?

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We can use it as a verb, but not very often, so the first example sounds more natural to me. ;-)
 
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