Thursday 20 June 2013

Camping schmamping

Hi!

Me and Dave went on holiday camping last week for a break in-between my placements. We had a lovely time but, being us, had a few hiccups.  

Here are ten pointers to help you have a more successful camping holiday than we did:

1.       Take waterproof clothing. It rains

2.       Don’t wear flip-flops, especially your favourite ones, because they may be ruined by the elements and you may end up throwing them in the campsite bin

3.       Use a tent that doesn’t allow water in

4.       Don’t bother doing your hair because you may wake up with half of it wet and matted stuck to the tent

5.       Don’t roll your clothes up and put them down the sides of the tent. They may be dripping wet when you wake up and you may have to leave the tent in your pyjamas and have nowhere to dry those clothes due to ongoing rain

6.       Find a pitch near the toilets in case you hear owls and wolves and your other half has to wee outside because you're scared

7.       Use a tent at least the length of your body to prevent waking up with brand new hip problems
 
8.       Midgies like to eat your face. Get something to prevent this

9.       Trying and testing a BBQ numerous times doesn’t necessarily mean it works when you get on your holiday. It might not cook meat when you’re not in your garden

10.   Remember your knickers when you go for a shower or you're in for an uncomfy day

 

Our camping holiday lasted a day before we went up to my friend Emily’s to stay.
 
Here is our holiday album. It is not how I had previously imagined
 
Dave willing the rain to stop and the meat to cook
 
Entertaining ourselves when we realised there was inadequate space and lighting to play Monopoly and that we had nothing to do
 
My gorgeous head pressed against the leaking tent


Dave trying to dress


My first real live badger. Dead
 
 
The moment Dave realised the crotch of his trousers were wet
 
Me sulking at the top of a waterfall


 
 
A lovely pub we went to for breakfast, that was shut
 
Blue skies

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