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Chozza said:
daddy cool said:
If that Blue bag in the photo is on you back .. then you have far too much on your back! Ideally you should have nothing on your back and everything on your bike , or just carry less
Good luck anyway !
Well done on the tour!
SpeckledJim said:
DannyScene said:
Just got back from 5 days wild camping on Skye, circa 20 degree weather every day, swims in the sea most days, bloody lovely it was, best Skye trip I've had yet and found some real gems to camp at this time round!
Any aggro with midges?LordHaveMurci said:
DannyScene said:
Just got back from 5 days wild camping on Skye, circa 20 degree weather every day, swims in the sea most days, bloody lovely it was, best Skye trip I've had yet and found some real gems to camp at this time round!
We need pictures!!Desperate to get up to Scotland at some point. Have friends who went and said the Midges were horrendous for them this year.
We’ve pretty much spent 50% of our time since April ‘wild camping’ in one for or another. From weekends away in the van, hammock camps and renovating an old 1940s lifeboat in to a river cruiser. All without mains power/water and have loved every minute of it. Definitely making me reconsider having a house!
Spent the weekend in the Cotswolds with the van a few weeks back and did an evening at Caffeine and Machine. In one of the villages we were asked where we were from etc and other half mentioned we’d slept in the van in the car park by the river. To which a rather well spoken person looked us up and down and asked “ohhh are you here for the festival?” I did tell him they’re now in the phone to their bestie about no overnight parking signs. Definitely Circus freaks.
We’ve pretty much spent 50% of our time since April ‘wild camping’ in one for or another. From weekends away in the van, hammock camps and renovating an old 1940s lifeboat in to a river cruiser. All without mains power/water and have loved every minute of it. Definitely making me reconsider having a house!
Spent the weekend in the Cotswolds with the van a few weeks back and did an evening at Caffeine and Machine. In one of the villages we were asked where we were from etc and other half mentioned we’d slept in the van in the car park by the river. To which a rather well spoken person looked us up and down and asked “ohhh are you here for the festival?” I did tell him they’re now in the phone to their bestie about no overnight parking signs. Definitely Circus freaks.
Evanivitch said:
Hope you have a big backpack...
If you've got one, might as well use a bivvy instead of a tent, and for added luxury, a silk liner.
Jokes aside I've got a fleece bag liner and its the comfiest thing I've ever bought, makes my sleeping bag complete overkill but I love itIf you've got one, might as well use a bivvy instead of a tent, and for added luxury, a silk liner.
DannyScene said:
dudleybloke said:
Anyone go the the Bushcraft show last weekend?
I wanted to but couldn't free up enough time, any good? Worth going next year?Accommodation ranged from finding a spot in the woods to glamping tents and there were quite a few motorhomes there too.
The location is beautiful, very quiet and absolutely huge. Only slight negative is the lake was out of bounds due to algae concerns so no water sports were on but there was plenty of things to keep me occupied.
I'm definitely going again next year.
dudleybloke said:
DannyScene said:
dudleybloke said:
Anyone go the the Bushcraft show last weekend?
I wanted to but couldn't free up enough time, any good? Worth going next year?Accommodation ranged from finding a spot in the woods to glamping tents and there were quite a few motorhomes there too.
The location is beautiful, very quiet and absolutely huge. Only slight negative is the lake was out of bounds due to algae concerns so no water sports were on but there was plenty of things to keep me occupied.
I'm definitely going again next year.
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