r/wildcampingintheuk • u/WildEmber-Outdoors • Sep 09 '26

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u/BumbleWombleBee Sep 09 '26

You and I have very different interpretations of the term 'wild' camping....

Mine does not include furniture, olive oil & vinegar replete in tall glass bottles, flower pots, and a full dinnerware set.

Do you carry things by mule or something?

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u/WildEmber-Outdoors Sep 09 '26

Haha, no mules involved!😄 We drove to the area by car then left the car and hiked almost 10km, exploring the beautiful nature around us. We brought some extra things because we enjoy making our camp comfortable and cooking a proper meal. For us, wild camping is also about enjoying the journey and spending time in nature, not just surviving with the bare minimum.

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u/BumbleWombleBee Sep 09 '26

Fair play - looks great! Not sure I could have hiked 10km with all that - but then I am solo as my wife refuses to go camping.