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Mountain Rescue Fundraiser and Overnight Camp

Started by RedLeader, October 30, 2012, 10:02:06 AM

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RedLeader

Will do chief!

Quote from: Spud on November 23, 2012, 09:20:59 PM
I like that forecast, looks better than the ones I have seen! Aiming to be leaving carrick little for about 7 or so, save us a seat round the fire!  ;D

Kayakgirl



Stress dissolves when exposed to water..

Spud

Quote from: Kayakgirl on November 24, 2012, 12:15:54 AM
Spud I will walk up with you at 7

no probs, hope to be there for 7, but will probably be after that tbh!

surfnscenic

I hope to be there by mid-afternoon.  I've never camped in the wood.  It would be helpful if someone could leave a marker of some sort where to cross the fence into the wood.  Thank you.
Every carrot has a tunnel at the light end of the stick.

LennyJ1

Quote from: surfnscenic on November 24, 2012, 11:40:37 AM
I hope to be there by mid-afternoon.  I've never camped in the wood.  It would be helpful if someone could leave a marker of some sort where to cross the fence into the wood.  Thank you.

No need, you will see the camp from the path (more likly if there is a fire going)

Its about 100m from the end of the wood.
No one goes inside to clear their head


surfnscenic

Quote from: LennyJ1 on November 24, 2012, 12:11:26 PM
Quote from: surfnscenic on November 24, 2012, 11:40:37 AM
I hope to be there by mid-afternoon.  I've never camped in the wood.  It would be helpful if someone could leave a marker of some sort where to cross the fence into the wood.  Thank you.

No need, you will see the camp from the path (more likly if there is a fire going)

Its about 100m from the end of the wood.

Thanks.  Maybe even hear some melodic voices singing?!
Every carrot has a tunnel at the light end of the stick.

Spud

Quote from: surfnscenic on November 24, 2012, 12:32:15 PM
Quote from: LennyJ1 on November 24, 2012, 12:11:26 PM
Quote from: surfnscenic on November 24, 2012, 11:40:37 AM
I hope to be there by mid-afternoon.  I've never camped in the wood.  It would be helpful if someone could leave a marker of some sort where to cross the fence into the wood.  Thank you.

No need, you will see the camp from the path (more likly if there is a fire going)

Its about 100m from the end of the wood.

Thanks.  Maybe even hear some melodic voices singing?!

That will be later when the drink kicks in! Lol

Wolf_Larson

The core of mans' spirit comes from new experiences.

Rumblebum

Have a good one folks and hope you get the weather!
Youl never walk alone, youuul neveeer walllk......

LandyLiam

running late guys, was tied up (literally) doing some horizontal abseiling  ??? , out in the cold all day so spending a couple of indoors to regain feeling in my fingers before i venture outside again, hopefully be there about 9
think outside, no box required

Spud

Great night guys if a little damp! Thanks for all making catrióna so welcome, she enjoyed her first ni wild camp!  ;D

Dowser

#56
That was another really amazing camp... A picture is worth a thousand words as they say so heres about 20,000  worth which will save me a load of typing  ;)

With lamb on the menu, and not knowing how long it would take to cook, I had myself a light snack before setting off:


Just getting camp set up... We were expecting rain so a couple of Tarps were arrange for protection from the elements:


A passing family just couldn't resist the draw of the open fire and called over to say hello:


They were fairly impressed with our Leg of Lamb... So was I to be honest:


The Lamb at various stages of roasting - Total cook time 3 hours approx












Rock Lobster, the Hardest Lobster around, dropped in for dinner too:




There was even some Cajan Roast Rabbit as an appetiser


Wee shot of the campsite set-up


Time to carve Larry Lamb... It was cooked to perfection.








Chow time... Lamb Wraps and Pitta with Red Current Gravy


Redleader enjoying a Cuban and the feeling of a belly full of Lamb




The rain came on as forecast and the tarps made themselves useful and kept us comfortable




Just enough left for a bit of Supper:


No idea how the mulled wine went unphotographed but there was roughly 5 litres of the stuff washing through the camp which help take our minds off the rain  :D



Another unforgettable night...
Well done everybody who braved the elements
and enjoyed the grub
:)

If You don't Climb the Mountain, You can't
See the View

Mourneman

first rate photos & write-up dowser,pretty cool roasting a leg of lamb,love the carving photos ;D

RedLeader

Brilliant night lads, the lamb was nothing short of genius. Cooked to perfection old school, can't wait to try it again! Lobster, lamb with redcurrant gravy, mice pies and mulled wine followed by a Cuban thanks to Matt the international traveler. What a night!! Just a shame about the torrential rain :(

Rumblebum

Well done lads for all the effort that you put in, it looks like a great night was had.
Youl never walk alone, youuul neveeer walllk......