Courage2explore

Simple lean-to shelter with a ground sheet. Also using Onetigris twig stove to make a brew ☕️

I took advantage of a warm day throw the week, 14 degrees throw the night. Even took Mario🧸 to keep me company at my local spot.

As a veteran, volunteering as an instructor at the cadet is good for my mental health. You still have a small step in the RAF I was proud to serve.

This was map reading and route card training with the RAF cadet

Low profile shelter that can fit 2 or 3 people. Good cover from the weather.

After a day bushwacking and exploring an old Manor Estate. I found an old bridge that nature slowly taken back.

Stealth shelter, it also good bad weather. 3X3 DD tarp, military issue roll mat, sleeping and wool blacket. Setting it up I very fast and easy.

Tarp shelter for the night.

This is a DD Hammock and tarp. I'm using my military issued roll mat for insulation. I also have a wool blacket if I get cold.

Nice quick setup when there's no even or clear ground to use.

Real Heroes!

Surrounded by ancient pines🌲at Lochan Uaine, Cairngorm mountains.

Lochan Uaine, Cairngorm mountains ⛰ great place to come back and chill when the midge season is over 🦟

🥾 Self-rescue 🥾 If you have to move find a river and follow the flow. People always settle beside river so you should find some help 🆘️

🏞 This is named the Wee Cauldron on the river Lednock near Comrie. The gorge is formed by the power of the water wearing all the soft rock away.

🗺Before your kids find Google maps teach them a little map reading. It may help them one day, you don't always have a signal🗺