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The Official NI-WILD Christmas Camp 2011 Thread

Started by Dowser, November 15, 2011, 03:38:08 PM

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RedLeader

Should mention, the NI-Wild skull'n'crossbones should be in attendance so anyone new can spot us but not until I've got up there. Can't imagine the place will be crowded though...

RedLeader

#121
See if someone would split the weight.

Quote from: TypoOn on December 09, 2011, 05:20:26 PM
AAhhhh.... Just sorted my pack, it always feels good  :)

Only actually twigged on tuesday when I dug up my spuds how bulky they are going to be and kicked myself when I realised I should have said I'll bring the smash lol. With them plus drinks it defo looks like its two trips for me  :-\

Although Dowser does have to lug the bird up   ;D

fourman

i ve got the bow saw covered . Jonny could you pm me your number and i ll try a catch you guys at the car pk . i think i might be traveling down on my own . Cheers

LandyLiam

i have a wee trolley which we could use to bring the heavy stuff up, it wouldn't cope with the forest track but should be able to manage the gravel road
think outside, no box required

cerbera147

Quote from: Dowser on December 09, 2011, 11:50:49 AM


That bird has an awesome coat  ;D

How long of a walk is it from the car park to the site?

Mourneman

peeling spuds for an hour now,half champ ,half plain mash with salt and butter,sorted

Kayakgirl

I'm still going and bringing cheese and wine.. And loads of layers.. If its that cold we could try group spooning to keep ourselves warm lol


Stress dissolves when exposed to water..

RedLeader

Traditional spot, should be maps further up this post.

Quote from: Wild_Camper2012 on December 09, 2011, 07:32:35 PM
is it the Traditional Ni wild camping spot or the Recent spot with crude shelter built.

Doctor Who

#128
this is the way I have cooked the carrots.

I  boiled the carrots for five mins until almost cooked, I then added 3 heaped tsp honey, and 2 large orange squished juice, 4 tsp mild olive oil in a baking tray, then added the carrots to the tray and covered them in stuff added, and roasted them for 25 mins.
thats the instructions I found online and they seem ok.

LandyLiam

#129
anything else need brought up? (remember cooking not my strong point) maybe a dishwasher  ;D

also might be an idea to leave at half hourly intervals (hit me if i'm getting too logistical about this) that way we could go as groups, be a shame to be a couple of minutes behind each other, i'll suggest we meet at the metal gate (at end of car park) at HH+25 and HH+55, leaving at HH+30 and HH+00,

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think outside, no box required

RedLeader


Are we there yet?

I've just done a batch of chocolate chip cookies for the children just incase they dont like raspberry ruffles...  can anybody tell me the approx number of children going? just to make sure ive made enough  :)

Are we there yet?

Quote from: cutelaguna on December 09, 2011, 08:49:42 PM
this is the way I have cooked the carrots.

I  boiled the carrots for five mins until almost cooked, I then added 3 heaped tsp honey, and 2 large orange squished juice, 4 tsp mild olive oil in a baking tray, then added the carrots to the tray and covered them in stuff added, and roasted them for 25 mins.
thats the instructions I found online and they seem ok.
What a  lovely recipe!  :) might be stealing that one for Christmas day  ;) thanks  :D

ChuckMcB

I'll be kicking about Newcastle in the afternoon, I'll stick a spare ruck in the car, give me a shout if you need anything taken up the hill.

specimanYak

Looking forward to meeting eveyone during the day, heading up Donard earlier then should be down at the camp for around 3pm, we'll bring a big tin of chocolates for all to share.