The final kit selection (Aura substituted for the Atmos, a sack liner and a micro-towel added, waterproof trousers removed):
Looks like there could be a bed for the night somewhere over there:
With darkness falling the 'bedroom' is constructed:Full dark, everyone's gone home, the wildlife is out, and it's time for tea:
And let's try that again with a bit of light on the subject:
Walking out this morning, just before the sun came up:
They're lovely to look at, but these animals are one of the good reasons why I won't be camping on Cannock Chase again!
I see that Lost-in-a-Forest also snatched the last minute opportunity to enter the Hip-pack competition and seems to have done it much more convincingly than I ever could (to Mr. In-a-Forest: a) in the nicest possible way - you bar steward for pipping me! b) well done and c) at least I was warm!)
Walking out this morning, just before the sun came up:
They're lovely to look at, but these animals are one of the good reasons why I won't be camping on Cannock Chase again!
I see that Lost-in-a-Forest also snatched the last minute opportunity to enter the Hip-pack competition and seems to have done it much more convincingly than I ever could (to Mr. In-a-Forest: a) in the nicest possible way - you bar steward for pipping me! b) well done and c) at least I was warm!)
Full details to follow.
Oooooo will you hit the deadline?Nail biting stuff
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Hi Gayle!
ReplyDeleteSorry about that, being new around these parts I only heard of the competition this last week. Love the photo of the deer - looks much bigger than my one sounded! On the subject of your stove - I must admit that leaving my new, shiny, unused Bb Ultra at home was a bit of a wrench. I did think enviously of you and your lovely bivvy bag and a bushbuddy combo!
Thanks for spurring me into action.
Mark
Fantastic, it has been a while since I last bivied. Looks like you had a good night!
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