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Old 25th May 2009, 15:34   #1
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Anyone done wild camping on barra outer hebrides. going in a couple of weeks ,its only for a night but what are the rules if any.
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Age of consent is the same these days (16). Well done for being brave and coming out on such a public forum..

Whats the difference between Wild Camping and normaly camping as seen in Brighton?
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Done enough of wild camping in the army but at my age now I like my luxuries
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There was me thinking it was more of a NAVY thing
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Anyone done wild camping on barra outer hebrides. going in a couple of weeks ,its only for a night but what are the rules if any.
You should be fine to camp in Barra. The only stipulation really (unless there are signs specifically prohibiting camping) is that you leave the land exactly as you found it.

This a good article. http://www.walkscotland.com/wildcamping.htm

Enjoy, you'll love Barra.
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Sorry to Hijack But I am going to be in Anglesea for the rest of the week. Anyone else going anywhere?
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Only thing to be carefull of when camping on Barra is that you balance correctly on it or it'll tip!, also don't walk backwards into the handles when your getting changed. Enjoy yourself and get some photos!
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You should be fine to camp in Barra. The only stipulation really (unless there are signs specifically prohibiting camping) is that you leave the land exactly as you found it.

This a good article. http://www.walkscotland.com/wildcamping.htm

Enjoy, you'll love Barra.
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