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6 days of trekking in the wildness of north Romania’s most northern mountains range. You do not meet many people there. Photo taken 10 years ago (2006) with a film camera

Sunset from Bowfell summit. Panoramic stitch.

The campers are fast asleep on this beautiful morning just after sunrise

This is another photo from my wildcamping at the summit of sgurr na stri. One of the finest view on the Isle of Skye if not whole Scotland.

 

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Thursday night's wild camp above Panorama Walk and Trevor Rocks with Castell Dinas Bran and Llangollen below.

A nice little wild camp beside a beautiful white sandy beach in Moidart on the west coast of Scotland with all the stars in the sky out.

Dufourspitze attempt - weather did not improved for many days - unfortunately summit was not for us that time. Photo taken with a film camera around August 2007

What a view to wake up to

Dufourspitze attempt - waiting 3 days and nights with my 2 great friends from university for a good weather in my yellow tent - unfortunately summit was not for us. Taken with a film camera around August 2007

I wasn't alone so early in the morning waiting for the sun to rise

Coire an t-Sneachda is one of the most accessible of Britain's high mountain corries, the ski station car park and a superbly constructed path ensuring its popularity. The corrie itself is a grand cirque of cliffs, slashed by snow for much of the year and a popular venue for rock and ice-climbing depending on the season.

I went to camp on Balnakeil beach near Durness on the north coast of Scotland this weekend to catch the sunset and sunrise. When I popped my head out of the tent about 1am for a look around, there was a nice display of noctilucent clouds above the northern horizon.

Stuck for a place to stay we opted for a night in one of the lay-bys running from Capel to Penn y Pass. The fews other parked up were thankfully quiet the others had had an early night and we had a quite night.. Woke u early and they had left so it was a surprise to find all their crap left behind mostly in binbags but even so they'd left behind a 32" TV Grrr.

 

Anyway, made a brew and some breakfast and made the boggy walk down to the edge of Lynnau Mymbyr. to some stunning mist and colours just breaking through. Special morning bar the littering.

The Aurora dancing over the Ring of Brodgar on Orkney on 10th October 2018. It really was quite a special experience. Sometimes when you camp in mystical places, magical things happen......

A cloud inversion over Ullswater in the Lake District. This is caused by cold air sinking, bringing the cloud layer down to the valley, leaving the mountain tops above. I shot this at 0530, having opened my tent to this view, truly an awesome way to wake up.

This saying has very old roots. In the bible (Matthew 16:2-3), the following quote is attributed to Jesus: "When it is evening, ye say, fair weather: for the heaven is red. And in the morning, foul weather today for the heaven is red and lowering." There are also versions of this saying that refer to shepherds 🐑 instead of sailors. 🚢

 

Anglesey, Holy Island and the Irish Sea on the horizon.

 

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A literally 'wild' camp as the wind increased with a weather front approaching and later torrential rain. Beautiful under the stars prior to this though.

Following an overnight wildcamp above castleton I stopped off at Ladybower on the route home to find her presented in all her glory....

Fairbrook Naze camp. Locus Gear Khufu DCF shelter. Kinder Scout, Peak District. UK

November 29th, the last overnight camping trip for 2019.

Tuesday Night's Home.

 

About 1/2 mile from the parking area at the top of the Wrynose Pass looking down in to Little Langdale. The Wrynose Pass can be seen on the left with the River Brathay meandering it's way down to Little Langdale Tarn in the mid ground.

 

Didn't get the sunset or sunrise I was hoping for but after sending the drone up I could see some nice light between Wrynose and Hardknott so left the tent and went in search of the light. Pleased to say I found it and I'll post that image tomorrow.

 

Job for today is to find the two support poles that have mysteriously disappeared since the last time I used it, just in case anyone is wondering why it's pitched incorrectly!

 

Packed up and gone by 05:15 after realising sunrise wasn't going to happen. It didn't matter though, it was just good to be out again.

 

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The intention was to spend the night on Llanddwyn and return the following morning.

 

Pre sunset it wasn't looking great with high grey cloud but I decided to stick it out as the weather app said there would be a gap.

 

Everyone else had left and I slowly set up whilst watching in awe at one of the best sunsets I've seen this year, silently congratulating myself for staying.

 

I'd had my tin of chilli and boil in the bag rice and way too much coffee and carried on shooting until the break in the cloud had gone and the forecast low cloud moved in. The wind had started to pick up also and as dusk turned to dark and the temp plummeted I decided my 2 season sleeping bag wouldn't be enough to keep me warm through the night. I also didn't fancy packing up in the wind and rain that was forecast so reluctantly packed up in what little light was left.

 

I made the walk back to the bus shelter and suddenly realised why all the others had left before sunset. The tide was too far in and it was still another hour before high tide. Two and half hours later and it was safe to make the walk back along Newborough beach with the wind picking up all the time and thick black clouds being illuminated by the full moon.

 

10/10 for boy scout prep, 0/10 for not reading the tides!

Blea water as I was coming down from Mardale Belle and via Riggindale , I camped to the far right of the shot above the water .

The morning after my first solo wild camp in a while. Arrived late and didn’t have chance to scout the area for compositions so I settled for this just to the left of my tent.....

I spent the night camping under the stars by Beckhead Tarn, between Kirk Fell and Great Gable in the Lake District. You can see the moon shining behind Kirk Fell on the left, and Orion over Lingmell, Broad Crag, and Scafell Pike on the right.

Just below the summit of Beinn Liath Mhor, my wee tent is well-camouflaged in the autumn colours.

this is the ribble head viaduct at sunset

Dawn arrives with a hush and a covey of clouds racing on the wind and the moon still riding high.

Sun Sand and whats left of the Snow

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wild camp on isle of Mull, looking down toward Ben More.

Quiet tarn. Looking across the a small tarn on the summit of Sheffield Pike towards Catstycam and Helvellyn, where the last of the winters snow cornices are seen on the ridge.

This is my final shot from Snowdonia and my final shot taken from my canon camera,in my quest to go lightweight i have sold my dslr gear and scaled down to a much smaller camera.

This will give me much more freedom of movement in the mountains and will hopefully produce more shots of a similar quality.

I'm off to France for eight days on Friday so will catch up with all of you when I return.

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