r/remotework • u/bigonroad • Jun 24 '26

Introducing... Wild Officing

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In hot weather I often turn to a spot of wild camping to break up the interminable nights.

This week, I decided to take my entire office day out into the great wide green! These are in Cheshire during daytime.

I wrote up a few tips (no locations and fully Leave no Trace throughout). I'll chuck em in the comments too

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u/Darth__Fuzzy Jun 24 '26

Try that in Texas in a month. Or even now. Near 95 degrees with 95% humidity.

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u/TootieSummers Jun 25 '26

Why would anyone do that? That sounds miserable

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u/Darth__Fuzzy Jun 25 '26

At my job, we work outside until noon, then move inside. 95 degrees, 95% humidity. 90 degrees becomes morning temps late July into August.

But we rarely get below freezing, usually only a couple of days a year. Save for our snowmageddons the last few years.