I was born to be wild .Like a true natures child .

Bern wrote: Mon Oct 22, 2018 1:54 pm

rayb wrote: Mon Oct 22, 2018 1:28 pm Funny enough, Pikey and were discussing this style of camping yesterday.

Ahh, 'wild' camping can be fun but only on warm summer nights after several 'bevvies' His equipment does rely rather heavily on having trees around to fix tarp' & hammock to, would you really want to ride a twist & go scooter on forest tracks though

Bit like Norfolk then.

Bern if only I could post pictures I have some great shots of my Address 110 in green lanes. But have to say he could defo get some more lean into those bends on that scoot

Scootypuff snr wrote: Mon Oct 22, 2018 2:16 pm

Bit like Norfolk then.

Whisky monster lock-in is compulsory on all muppet ride-outs I'm reliably informed hic .... burp

Bern wrote: Mon Oct 22, 2018 1:54 pm Ahh, 'wild' camping can be fun but only on warm summer nights after several 'bevvies' His equipment does rely rather heavily on having trees around to fix tarp' & hammock to, would you really want to ride a twist & go scooter on forest tracks though

Agree with pretty much all of the above, but I do like to sleep out when the weather allows even without the benefit of liquid refreshment! Self inflating mattress and bivi - no hammock required. TBH the only times I have tried to kip in a hammock I didn't get much sleep at all.

I've never seen Ray pissed in a survival situation




Tarp came today and light weight stove n cook pot .Product test tomorrow on stove n cook pot cup of tea near the Avon .

Ah, good old Ray. This is my favourite of his books though:

Looks like one of Meldrews MZ bike rallys

Has been maxi tours wrote: Wed Oct 24, 2018 12:06 am I've never seen Ray pissed in a survival situation

That's 'cause he aint got any mates to go drinking with bud

More to life than drinking