Northern Ireland Outdoors Forum - Hiking, camping and more
General => Meets, places, trips and reviews => Topic started by: NIPupper on March 27, 2018
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Kingdom of Mourne pupper wild camp. Slieve Donard. 25-26 March 2018.
a cold night leads to a wonderful sunrise
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Brilliant mate, looked like a nice camp. How was the wind up there? Any time I'm up it's usually blowing a gale
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Class, another brilliant camp. The hounds do love rollicking around in the snow.
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That was some sunrise mate, the colours are awesome. Had a wee chuckle at the auld Lab sitting getting the bones warmed in the first rays of the sun.
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Brilliant mate, looked like a nice camp. How was the wind up there? Any time I'm up it's usually blowing a gale
cheers, not to bad with the wind. the wall protected the camp all night and it was very peaceful in the morning. great views.
Class, another brilliant camp. The hounds do love rollicking around in the snow.
ground you can eat! whats not to love.
That was some sunrise mate, the colours are awesome. Had a wee chuckle at the auld Lab sitting getting the bones warmed in the first rays of the sun.
old girls a pro at comfort. she'll steal your pillow right out from under your head!
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Fantastic!!
My last couple of summit camps have been wet and windy with not much of a view. It's nice to be reminded what it does look like sometimes :)
I was camping on Slievenaglough on Monday night and the weather was atrocious. The difference one day makes!
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Fantastic!!
My last couple of summit camps have been wet and windy with not much of a view. It's nice to be reminded what it does look like sometimes :)
I was camping on Slievenaglough on Monday night and the weather was atrocious. The difference one day makes!
to true. did you camp on the green line? i always wanted to camp there.
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What a fantastic sunset and sunrise. There's no guarantee of either, and you got both. That's good planning!
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Looks fantastic. Donard is the last 7 I've never summit camped, must get around to it. Though the thought of lugging a nights gear up the Granite Trail doesn't fill me with glee, it's a slog and a half :o
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What a fantastic sunset and sunrise. There's no guarantee of either, and you got both. That's good planning!
bit more accident than design!
Looks fantastic. Donard is the last 7 I've never summit camped, must get around to it. Though the thought of lugging a nights gear up the Granite Trail doesn't fill me with glee, it's a slog and a half :o
you should be like the puppers, get yourself a porter to carry all your gear!
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Fantastic!!
My last couple of summit camps have been wet and windy with not much of a view. It's nice to be reminded what it does look like sometimes :)
I was camping on Slievenaglough on Monday night and the weather was atrocious. The difference one day makes!
to true. did you camp on the green line? i always wanted to camp there.
Where is the green line?
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(https://i.imgur.com/wd0yRtV.jpg)
at 1.59 on heggs video shows a good place to camp on the green line (i'm pretty sure, although it's white this time)
https://www.ni-wild.co.uk/forum/index.php?topic=5486.msg56086#msg56086
there is some quarry mens houses to.
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That's why I stuck that pic in, it looked like a great spot to camp. Was really nice on the walk up but didn't get any pics before the snow and fog came
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Ah, yes, I know where you are talking about now. It does look like a good spot. Not where I was camped though.
I was over on the eastern peak. The one that is 573 metres.
It is on my list of the 39 peaks over 500 metres that I am planning to camp on (long term plan)
https://branagh.ie/2018/03/14/mourne-500s-camps/ (https://branagh.ie/2018/03/14/mourne-500s-camps/)
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cool. camping all 39 over 500, fun times.