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Re: wild camping?

Posted: Wed Sep 05, 2012 11:11 am
by sooty
Diesel Pete wrote:If you do head for Scotland, Avon body lotion is what you need to keep the midges at bay.

Seriously, it works
Avon Skin so Soft worked for me during my days on Mountain rescue up there, and the farmers around Ballachullish and Loch Ewe have the best skin in Scotland :lol:

Re: wild camping?

Posted: Wed Sep 05, 2012 12:14 pm
by davsato
i dont want to know how you know that

Re: wild camping?

Posted: Wed Sep 05, 2012 3:11 pm
by Jelly
moto al wrote:
hodgerydoo wrote:i think the general rule of wild camping is arrive late, leave early, and no-one will know you were there, if the local rozzers see you at 5pm they will probably feel duty bound to move you on, after 9 and dark they will probably turn a blind eye. can you pitch in the dark though??? :ohmy:
hi bud thank god i live in scotland we have the freedom of access law & you can camp anywhwere.cheers al
And you owe it all to Mel Gibson.

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Re: wild camping?

Posted: Wed Sep 05, 2012 5:16 pm
by Redmurty
Jelly wrote:
moto al wrote:
hodgerydoo wrote:i think the general rule of wild camping is arrive late, leave early, and no-one will know you were there, if the local rozzers see you at 5pm they will probably feel duty bound to move you on, after 9 and dark they will probably turn a blind eye. can you pitch in the dark though??? :ohmy:
hi bud thank god i live in scotland we have the freedom of access law & you can camp anywhwere.cheers al
And you owe it all to Mel Gibson.

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That's when men were men and the sheep were worried :whistle: :pinch: cheers Spud ;)

Re: wild camping?

Posted: Wed Sep 05, 2012 6:34 pm
by moto al
thats no nice.but if your into that rembember you wellies!!!!!!!!!!

Re: wild camping?

Posted: Wed Sep 05, 2012 7:09 pm
by Mul001
This is the deluxe hat, works a treat. You can even suck beer in through the wee holes !
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Cheaper versions are also available down to about 5 quid.

Piccy taken wild camping down Glen Etive, chopping wood for the fire with an axe head I found. It might be from the old (colonial) Wars ? Anyway I've stored it under a bridge for next year ;)

Enjoy your trip, hope you're lucky and the weather holds. cheers Mul.

p.s. Skin So Soft works for me too. I always double it up with jungle formula too.

p.p.s. Tent inners are good at keeping the blighters in as well as out - how do I know ... doh ?

Re: wild camping?

Posted: Wed Sep 05, 2012 9:28 pm
by davsato
chemist told my mrs to start taking a daily garlic capsule a week before and during camping.

any good? or are you just going to attract gourmet mozzies?

re; tent inners keeping the bugs in, true. i always give my tent a shot of RAID before bedtime

Re: wild camping?

Posted: Thu Sep 06, 2012 5:36 am
by jed54
Hi Dave have you had a look at the Scotish Smidge Forcast websight some good stuff on there.

Re: wild camping?

Posted: Thu Sep 06, 2012 8:32 am
by sooty
jed54 wrote:Hi Dave have you had a look at the Scotish Smidge Forcast websight some good stuff on there.
There's an App for that B)

Re: wild camping?

Posted: Fri Dec 14, 2012 2:16 pm
by mikey_01
wild camping is great i try to do everytime i go down the west coast!

heres a pic or two off our camp we woke up cold as it had rained most off the night but you can beat waking up in a place like the west coast! plus it was free!