u/OceanSupernova

I don't mind if people see my setup, especially if I've had to spend 2 hours cleaning up litter and broken glass just to stay there. I always leave an area nicer than I found it and don't see the harm wild camping. I used to believe so strongly in stealth, low lighting, camo tarp, invisible guy lines. Now I don't care anymore, I'd rather be seen and avoided than have people blunder into my camp because they don't even know I'm there.

Bench grinder, found it left for scrap so free. Diamond disks £15, shank to connect them £8.

It's a bit rough but I'm really happy with how it turned out.

Two days of wild camping in the peak district, first night on win hill, then at the base of kinder scout. Absolutely stunning weather, fantastic views, and surprisingly good food. Covered 26 miles in total, did win hill, loose hill, back tor, mam tor, lords seat, Russhop edge, then onto the kinder plateau and back to Ladybower.

The speaker is completely unresponsive and stuck in SoS mode, my partner just called me and I honestly thought there was an ambulance at the house! It's loud! She's currently trying to drown it in the sink because it's quieter under water.

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Smashing it with a hammer was unsuccessful, bashing it with a rock failed, and it's too loud to open up and rip the wires out of the speakers.

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I thought it was hilarious and laughed until I cried, the missus is mildly infuriated to say the least.

16 miles paddling with overnight camping. We packed incredibly light, no creature comforts. Foam roll mats, a bug net, and sleeping bags. Didn't even have room for a pillow. The kiddo absolutely loved it though, 10/10 we'll be doing this again.

Mine are always changing. Today I've got rainbow lattice sunstone, a pink sapphire, some charoite, and a tiny bottle of sand from my favourite beach.

I'm on xbox so I unfortunately can't use save editors.

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Last month was wild, We camped everywhere from picturesque bays, ruined cottages high in the peaks, a night stranded (by choice) on a sandbar in the north sea! Also took over a small island for some bougie glamping and kayaking with the kids (not our traditional camp but they had so much fun, obviously left no trace).

Gear list;

Oex Rakoon 2.1for the two man tents.

Silnylon tarp and generic inner for the the ultralight (400 gram including pegs and cordage).

Generic hammok (unigear), hexagon tarp from AliExpress.

Military 12 mm roll mat.

Oex fathom 350 ev sleeping bag.

Total pack weight under 6kg for the ultralight, 8kg with the tent.

I went with the wave sup trailblazer 3.0 3 man. It's huge, 4.6 meters long and comfortably fits myself, 2 kids and a days worth of stuff. Only paddled 9 miles on the first trip but the boat handled it beautifully, even with a teenager who isn't much use paddling weighing down the front. The thing is shaped like a missile and really moves well, sides are ridiculously low so no wind resistance, absolute dream to paddle. Not sure how it'll do in the sea though, there's really not a lot of height whatsoever. Final thoughts are it's a great boat, but the seats are actually horrible, flat unyielding foam, after 4 hours my butt was numb... They're so bad.

It doesn't fit in the dispenser, the only way to get soap is to squeeze the protrusion, you can't just squeeze the bottle. No point sending it back because it technically works, I guess it's still soap at the end of the day.