Going Wild In Scotland

[BloomingMarvellous]

Off to the Western Isles tomorrow for a two week wild camping adventure. Planning on catching some Fish and then cooking it, not done this before.

[Kayleigh]

Wow BM this sounds great, though when I go in July its a bit more civilised I'm staying in a hotel on Loch Lomond....
Too old to rough it......lol

[ron1863]

Have a great time and I'm sure you will love it. Just remember not to feed the wildlife

[agrumpycow]

Sounds great! Something I'd like to do Have a great time!

[Jez]

Sure it's going to be a magical fortnight for you BM. Have a great time!

[Evilspartacus]

Hope you have a quality time. I intend going to Western Isles one day myself just need to resist the urge to go camping around Aviemore again.

[BloomingMarvellous]

Thanks everyone, did a couple of weeks wild camping in Skye a couple of years ago which turned out to be my all time favourite holiday ever. Packing un-packing just to pack-up again... " Now where did I put my Midge Net"

[Little Firewall]

Originally Posted by BloomingMarvellous

Off to the Western Isles tomorrow for a two week wild camping adventure. Planning on catching some Fish and then cooking it, not done this before.

Be sure to gut it first!
Enjoy your trip.

[foxy mars]

Cooking the fish sounds like a great idea, wish I could the same. I did camping for 2 weeks on my C2C, but only on offical campsites. But camping inself is great fun, you get used to the rain and pitching and unpitching becomes second nature.

I'm planning to do the Cleveland way this September, because it's 40 years old this year and will camping that too.

Anyway my boring yep yep over, do enjoy yourself in Bonnie Scotland.

[big bill]

I`m sure you will have a great time Bm in the Isle enjoy but like you said remember the midge net and cream nothing like wild camping.

Kayleigh I`m sure you`ll enjoy the experiance around Loch Lomand down in Rons neck of the wood have a great time too