With the weather, recently, mainly consisting of torrential rain, along with having to wait in for deliveries to arrive, it seems like ages since I was last out on a camp. So, spotting a break in the weather, I packed my bag, jumped in the car and I headed over to the Peak District.
I arrived just near Langsett Reservoir and headed up a path known as Cut Gate. This path eventually takes you to the top of Howden Moor, where you're treated to spectacular views down the Derwent Valley in the direction of Ladybower. From the top of Cut Gate, I next followed a path which takes you to the Trig point on top of Margery Hill. From here it's a short walk over to Margery Stones where I intended to setup camp for the night.
Once I arrived at Margery Stones, with nobody being around, I decided to pitch my shelter. For this camp I'd brought along the OEX Expedition Tarp, and also, an Alpkit Hunka Bivvy. When I was all sorted, I sat down and relaxed, whilst drinking a beer and enjoying the views. Later on, I made myself a pan of Chicken Jalfrezi, pilau rice and cashew nuts and eat a hearty meal.
This was a fantastic camp, it was just what I needed. Taking a Tarp & Bivvy was also good, as it was a kind of 'back to my roots' situation, as this is how I first started wild camping. Yet again, this was a great camp and one which I thoroughly enjoyed. 👍🙂
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