I plan to spend a fair time under canvas over the coming weeks and with the nights drawing in I'm considering what would be the best light to use.
It is a big space to light so I'm thinking beyond the standard led camping lantern to something which can put out a brighter light with minimum...
Ok, confession time. I have tried it......and the experience was horrible. I waxed an old pair of cotton chinos - they became heavy and uncomfortable when dry and cold and clammy when wet. The bottoms also seemed to attract the dirt the way waterproof over trousers do. I ditched them pronto.
My cat used to steal frog spawn from next door's pond and deposit it on the kitchen floor. I filled a butler sink in the garden with water and before long there were tadpoles and then froglets everywhere. That just reminded me.
I went up to about 10,000 ft last year (snow line was 13,000 ft) in the Himalayan foothills and kipped out in an ordinary cheap two man tent provided locally. It was fine but the weather was good. This was April and the night temp went down to about 3-4c while it was in the early 20's during the...
Check out vivo barefoot. They have a store in Covent Garden. They do casual shoes but also a range of wide fitting, lightweight boots that would be good for walking.
www.vivobarefoot.com/uk
Not sure they are made anymore but you could try this
http://www.hilltrek.co.uk/acatalog/Kintail_Ventile.html
Windproof, light and has pockets. Hilltrek also do a single ventile hooded smock which is heavier (750g) which I once owned and quite liked.
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