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Started by Dowser, January 24, 2014, 02:19:19 PM

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Glenn B

She's a big lump alright but be honest you were tempted to do tonight's dinner in it ,  a wee fire in the garden would have been lovely ;D
Take your time you'll see so much more!
Without goals you cannot score!

RedLeader

Already planned for this weekend ;)


Quote from: Glenn B on February 18, 2014, 08:15:55 PM
She's a big lump alright but be honest you were tempted to do tonight's dinner in it ,  a wee fire in the garden would have been lovely ;D

LandyLiam

QuoteThe Dutch Oven and tripod have arrived and boy are they heavy. I'll be looking for volunteers to help lump the stuff to the camp :D
As i'll not be camping i'll have plenty of spare capacity, sure it'll give me an excuse to come early for a change.
think outside, no box required

Kayakgirl

You always say you aren't camping and then end up doing so..


Stress dissolves when exposed to water..

LandyLiam

And if if say I can then I usually can't  :(  but i definitely can't this time, got an early morning appointment next day.
think outside, no box required

TWHammocks

I love the idea of ham and hammocking. There's still time enough to get a hammock for this if you don't have one (10% off for NI-Wild members in NI on orders £30+).
TW Hammocks
Makers of very nice hammocks, tarps & other hammock camping items.

Kayakgirl

I'm working the next day too.. Do it!!


Stress dissolves when exposed to water..

kilmegan

Think it's time I make another attempt at camping, even if it's even glamping:-) Me and junior will possibly be there.

LandyLiam

think outside, no box required

Glenn B

Quote from: TWHammocks on February 19, 2014, 05:20:25 PM
I love the idea of ham and hammocking. There's still time enough to get a hammock for this if you don't have one (10% off for NI-Wild members in NI on orders £30+).

Bought two hammoks and a tarp back in January which got their first use on Saturday past. Great kit, good quality and very reasonable in the price department. If anyone is thinking about one but is unsure get it bought, one night in mine and im converted
Take your time you'll see so much more!
Without goals you cannot score!

RedLeader

What time is everyone thinking? I'll defo need a hand up with the pot and tripod. Hoping to be at Carrick Little lane gate at 1-2pm. Anyone want to meet?

Glenn B

Quote from: RedLeader on February 24, 2014, 04:08:00 PM
What time is everyone thinking? I'll defo need a hand up with the pot and tripod. Hoping to be at Carrick Little lane gate at 1-2pm. Anyone want to meet?


I'll give a hand there's no problem there as I've the whole day to myself. :)
Take your time you'll see so much more!
Without goals you cannot score!

Steviemuv

Hi,
New to the forum but spent fair amount of time in hammocks including winter camps.
Wife and I spent a week this summer with a child in each hammock.
Was thinking of bringing my 3 year old along to this.
Is it child friendly?
What is the parking like (safe) as may bring the van as a back up?
Thanks
Steve

RedLeader

Definitely child friendly, at the moment I think 3 kids are coming but they're all 11+. We'll generally have a few beers around the fire and have the potential to be noisy late at night I suppose ;) Annalong can be popular with the teens, not at this time of year, only in the good weather, but there can still be broken glass around although we try and tidy as best we can when we get there. It's also not a long walk but probably enough of a challenge for a 3 year old, especially in this sort of weather.

You're more game than me, I have a toddler and I can't imagine her coming camping outside of a campsite, she's such a messer ;)

There's secure parking at Carrick Plant Hire on the lane up, is £5 per night and is a car park overlooked by the owners house.
More info here : http://www.ni-wild.co.uk/forum/general-chat/car-parking-at-carrick-little/


Quote from: Steviemuv on February 24, 2014, 10:01:13 PM
Hi,
New to the forum but spent fair amount of time in hammocks including winter camps.
Wife and I spent a week this summer with a child in each hammock.
Was thinking of bringing my 3 year old along to this.
Is it child friendly?
What is the parking like (safe) as may bring the van as a back up?
Thanks
Steve