Out and About forum....

[Tony]

Welcome to the newly created 'Out and About' forum. Some of you have been asking for a place to post about your travels etc and here it is.

This forum is for info about places, questions, answers and blog like threads. The whole idea is to build up a forum about places and information on places, not just in the UK but the world over.

 

[mayobushcraft]

Hay everyone i'm new to the site

Looking for some places to primitive camp in the Southwest near Yeovil. hammock and no trace of course. if anyone knows of anywhere reply here or email me at mayobushcraft@aol.com would like to meet some people who are interested in maybe getting together to talk and do camping my wife needs hot showers and a tent she can stand in. I dont mind but need to get away and ruff it from time to time Know what i mean?

 

[fred gordon]

Great idea. Now we can all brag about our holidays! Seriously though this is a great idea. It might be useful if people listed places they have been to and are willing to share info./ give advice about for the benefit of others.

 

[David Morgan]

Just a thought, could we have a 'sites' sticky (kind of like the 'links' sticky in the resources section) to build up a list of bushcraft friendy camp sites and other accommodation?

 

[Nightwalker]

Mayobushcraft, see my post here:
http://www.bushcraftuk.com/community/showpost.php?p=280735&postcount=8

 

[lostjon]

Hello

I am planning a trip to the eastern part of Norway. the national park is called femundsmarka. I have never been before but from what i can find out it seems a pretty wild place. I'm going in late november to early december so there won't be much daylight. Its also going to be pretty cold though I expect the lake, femunden, won't be frozen over so early in the season. It at 62 degrees and 600m and above. I have been building up to this trip for some time but would welcom any nuggets of advice experience or even stories of camping in the freezer is all about. Or if you have any questions or are just curious.

lostjon

 

[commandocal]

Hello , how are ya? , I wouldnt think a National Park would be a wild place really, There will always be trails and lodges and ranger/park keepers about so you will be safe, and camping in a freezer advice? Umm From when i was in scotland i started shoveling snow with all my layers on and i was young and started swetting and could have died without guidance, so my advice before you do anything physcial take a layer off

 

[Timinwales]

Got to say Jon,..I'm fairly green with envy here, just had a nose at the web site for the place looks blooming lovely,
Cheers Tim

 

[loz.]

I wouldnt think a National Park would be a wild place really, There will always be trails and lodges and ranger/park keepers about so you will be safe,

ROFL @ that

Northeast Greenland National Park is half a million square miles and has almost zero population - not wild ?

LOL

 

[lostjon]

Thanks all, its all to easy to forget about things like not getting sweaty. I just read a book about the eveny reindeer people. i guy dies because he left his tent without removing his thick outdoor coat, he only intended to leave the tent for a short time, which is ok but his tent burnt down and so he lost his warm coat. he was only a few miles from a village. if the indigenous folk can get it wrong, the likes of me have to be extra carefull

 

[ol smokey]

Hope to be visiting Amsterdam soon, and looking for any information on what not to miss apart from the Tulip gardens, Are there any good Bushy type shops there, whereI might get a souvineer related to our type of outdoor activities. Time will be fairly limited when there unfortunately, but will be good as a taster for possible longer visit later.

 

[black_kissa]

Hi Ol Smokey,

You might enjoy the Zuiderzeemuseum: http://www.zuiderzeemuseum.nl/28/museum/museumpark/?language=en

Enjoy your stay!
Live and Love,
Anneke

Hope to be visiting Amsterdam soon, and looking for any information on what not to miss apart from the Tulip gardens, Are there any good Bushy type shops there, whereI might get a souvineer related to our type of outdoor activities. Time will be fairly limited when there unfortunately, but will be good as a taster for possible longer visit later.

 

[mattymc85]

hello i live in liverpool and i was just wondering is there anywhere i could do my bushcraft skills like in the lake district or any where if any help thanks

 

[leanne82duke]

i did start a new thread but i didnt see this bit first! duh, so i have pasted it here.

Hello all,

We have been posted to RAF Brize Norton and wondered if anyone had any places that we could go walking around and possibly camp in?

My Husband grew up on Portland and i grew up in the west country, we want to re-discover the beautiful country side that we live in and miss so much.

we want to walk and possibly camp.

Any suggestions?

many thanks

Leanne
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[Gray]

Hi everyone, have you seen my post about the camping weekend, placed in the Out and About section.....
Gray

 

[Stevcho]

I have now been in the wilds of Bulgaria for two years and everyday is perfect. Four proper seasons and loads of wild locals to watch.
There is a free right to travel here and no-one stops you to ask why you are there or what are you doing. The only rules are buy a fishing permit for 30 levs about a tenner for the year and you can fish and take home from the rivers.
Anyone up for a trip let me know.

 

[garyford]

Hi,I live in East Lothian and we have a lot of good wild camping sites.But i go to this place alot.The guy how owens it is trying to make it work for bushcraft.take a look.http://www.blinkbonnywood.com

 

[Borderus]

I live in the East Riding of Yorkshire, near Goole, and I'm wondering if there's anything nearby of interest or anyone else.

 

[hog]

Sorry I asked a question but have seen where the answer is, regarding older posts.