Today, we return to the Mourne Mountains for a hike and wild camp on Slieve Muck with the Lanshan 1. Starting at Ott carpark, we walk to the Mourne Wall and follow it over Carn Mountain and onwards to Slieve Muck. I celebrate 100 SUBS by hiding some silver in the Mountains leaving it for a viewer to find.

Starting off the wild camp from Meelmore Ledge, we hike to Hares Gap and down to Ben Crom for a break before hiking up the side of the reservoir for amazing views, up and through to Lough Blue before taking a shortcut for the last 1k to the secret spot. The midges followed me but all in all, another amazing camp in the Mournes and a great tester for my new Lanshan 1 tent.

After last week's crappy weather and getting eaten alive by midgets, I returned to the same spot but on the other side with a beach. The weather was much better and this turned out to be the dream camp I wanted last week.

Been up the Mourne Mountains again for another wild camp. Decided to head to head to the largest man-made body of water in the mountains called Lough Shannagh. From the carpark, it was an 8.3k hike to get there with a full backpack. The visibility I had was so very bad and the fog was very low the whole time, I could barely see 20 meters in front of me and the terrian was boggy and slippy. If I never had OS maps on my phone, I'd have got lost 100%.

Been out camping again, and this time I went into the Mourne Mountains for my first wild camp. One of the great things about the UK and Ireland is that there are no dangerous wild animals so exploring and camping anywhere is no worry. Up in the mountains, there are sheep and maybe a few foxes, badgers and mice. No spiders, snakes, bears, lizards, none of that to worry about.

Alright, folks, been a while since I dropped a post but I was camping the other night and thought I would share it because it's something I will be doing alot more of coming into the warmer weather and it would be cool to find out of there are any other HIVER's that camp also.