Which would make a neat reversal of the old visual gag of shadows from inside the tent
I'd be inclined to avoid anywhere with "facilities"/handy car parking.
be careful out there.
Wild camping in the UK
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I did hear of one picnic area (can't remember where) that was apparently a popular dogging spot.
Which would make a neat reversal of the old visual gag of shadows from inside the tent
I'd be inclined to avoid anywhere with "facilities"/handy car parking.
be careful out there.
Which would make a neat reversal of the old visual gag of shadows from inside the tent
I'd be inclined to avoid anywhere with "facilities"/handy car parking.
be careful out there.
Sweep
Re: Wild camping in the UK
oh sounds like entertainment to me lol
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The important thing if you are in France is to avoid camping on soft verges.
When the pestilence strikes from the East, go far and breathe the cold air deeply. Ignore the sage, stay not indoors. Ho Ri Zon 12th Century Chinese philosopher
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Is there a website that people with garden space can sign up to to offer tent space for passers through ? If not, why not ?
A bit like warmshowers but only for pitching of tent.
A bit like warmshowers but only for pitching of tent.
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700c wrote:Is there a website that people with garden space can sign up to to offer tent space for passers through ? If not, why not ?
A bit like warmshowers but only for pitching of tent.
Here: http://campinmygarden.com/
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Its perfectly possible if your responsible and very discreet to spend the night on Hampstead Heath, Richmond Park etc
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LondonBikeCommuter wrote:Its perfectly possible if your responsible and very discreet to spend the night on Hampstead Heath, Richmond Park etc
have u done it though?
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mercalia wrote:have u done it though?
Couldn't possibly say on an open forum but its interesting to note that the Royal Parks Police tour at around midnight and very early with spotlights attached to their vehical. As I said be descreet and responsible and you should be OK
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LondonBikeCommuter wrote:mercalia wrote:have u done it though?
Couldn't possibly say on an open forum but its interesting to note that the Royal Parks Police tour at around midnight and very early with spotlights attached to their vehical. As I said be descreet and responsible and you should be OK
well any one got a Klingon invisibility cloak?
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I didn't have a bike with me but on topic.
My first ever night on foreign soil was spent on a roundabout in the Bois de Boulogne, Paris.
Me and a mate climbed over a small wire fence and settled down for the night. I slept well though dimly aware at times of small noises.
In the morning my mate said he'd hardly slept because of prostitutes taking clients into the bushes.
Maybe I'm made for this lark.
My first ever night on foreign soil was spent on a roundabout in the Bois de Boulogne, Paris.
Me and a mate climbed over a small wire fence and settled down for the night. I slept well though dimly aware at times of small noises.
In the morning my mate said he'd hardly slept because of prostitutes taking clients into the bushes.
Maybe I'm made for this lark.
Sweep