Wild Camping Legalities

[Phanerothyme 12]

Woods near Hope again last night, with the kids. No big mammals but the dawn chorus was pretty loud. I love the smell of woodsmoke.

 

It's not strictly wild camping, but it's private & secluded and not a camp site, so my 7 year old likes it a lot ("I don't like pooing in a hole").

[Agent Orange 11]

Jack Daniels is a great teacher of bush survival, so is the karma sutra lol

 

Depends how heavy the bush.

 

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Woods near Hope again last night, with the kids. No big mammals but the dawn chorus was pretty loud. I love the smell of woodsmoke.

 

It's not strictly wild camping, but it's private & secluded and not a camp site, so my 7 year old likes it a lot ("I don't like pooing in a hole").

 

Love the smell of burning wood in the morning

[MK Ultra 10]

Cheers for the advice guys (or gals). Yes, I know what you mean about paid courses versus what is available on YouTube. There’s a shed load of good advice on yoochie but I guess one of the things that I was looking for hands on experience of was stuff like skinning and cooking a rabbit. Not that I would normally do that as, fortunately, there’s more than enough food in the fridge and freezer and even more in the shops – at the moment. But if a SHTF situation develops for whatever reason and food becomes scarce…. you know where I’m going from here. There’s one thing watching Ray Mears do it but it’s completely different when you have to do it for yourself to survive.

[le-joker 10]

Sometimes you have to go a little bit further for a spot of wild camping. Instead of looking for this on your doorstep (Lakeland) why not try north west Scotland?