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    a year ago

    Why I Love Wild Camping (And What I Get From It)

    Wild camping holds different meanings for everyone and we all have our reasons for heading out. For me, it’s like medicine, bringing a bit of solitude into my life and a chance to slow down and recharge.

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    Old Harry Rocks Dorset

    Mid October 2024

    I’ve wanted to camp at Old Harry Rocks for some time.

    It was a wet and windy night which would mean that not many will venture out and I should have the place to myself.

    I’d love to bivi camp up here on a clear night but I went with the tent for some protection from the wind…

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    Chapman’s Pool Dorset

    Early October 2024

    Tonight was one of those memorable camps.

    The spot I wanted to camp on (Houns Tout) was closed due to a landslide.

    I had read about the landslide and knew there was a rerouting of the South West Coast path but because I had arrived later than I had planned, there was very little…

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    Knoll Beach, Studland, Dorset

    Late September 2024

    A beautiful place with beautiful views.

    I visited this area before the summer for a recce and I promised to return once the summer had ended and the visitors had all left.

    There are so many spots along the beach and in the dunes to choose from. I chose…

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    Old Winchester Hill, Hampshire

    Early September 2024

    This was an awesome spot and I loved it but it wasn’t where I had originally planned to camp.

    I had planned to camp a few miles before in a forest but when I got there, I had a bad feeling that something wasn’t right. I soon discovered fallen trees that were used as…

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