Bivying at the mill o' galloway
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Looks absolutely excellent 
I said you could almost feel the cold fresh air in Stuart's photos, I can almost smell the sea and hear the tide washing in, in yours
cheers,
Toddy
I said you could almost feel the cold fresh air in Stuart's photos, I can almost smell the sea and hear the tide washing in, in yours
cheers,
Toddy
Excellant stuff, looks very similar to the cliffs round here,and you had similar weather too, i was out this weekend with stooboy doing the same kinda things.
i was in it Rich , condensation was terrible in it mate , before i even got in it the bag was wet ... dont get me wrong it did'nt through the sleeping bag , but dissapointed with the bivy mate .
Did you vent it fully Gaz ? I've still not tried mine yet but I've heard folk opening up the zips and vents and they seem to work better.
I did'nt know it had vents bud ... it does'nt help when u put it up in the pitch dark ... need ti try it the next time i go away ...
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Excellent photos guys.
As Andy says those cliffs do look "very" smilar to those down his way.
Can I ask what the two bucket affair is (I can guess) and whose idea?
How well does it work? Is it homemade?
Looks interesting.
Cheers
Liam
As Andy says those cliffs do look "very" smilar to those down his way.
Can I ask what the two bucket affair is (I can guess) and whose idea?
How well does it work? Is it homemade?
Looks interesting.
Cheers
Liam
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It's certainly a new use for "Oor Wullie's" bucket.
Interesting, I'd imagine it packs into itself.
Interesting, I'd imagine it packs into itself.
A cracking idea, very inventive.
Is it stable, with it being quite tall? Mind you I suppose you take that into account when siting it.
What's it made from originally, if you don't mind me asking?
Liam
it's got a wee stand , and it's made with heat treated & stabilised mild steel.. brilliant wee stove ...
