The end of year 'photo comp'.

[Bearbonesnorm]

Okay, by my reckoning we've not had a photo comp for a while, so now seems as good a time as any.

The theme is 'camp'. Entirely up to you what you make of that but please try and have some bearing. I would also advise that if you must add a picture as an attachment, make sure it's small enough so you don't have to scroll in order to see it.

1/ Post your picture here.
2/ Only 1 pic per person.
3/ Entries will close on Dec 31st.
4/ Voting will commence.
5/ The winner will receive something nice.

Over to you

[middleagedmadness]

Not a winner stu but one to start you off

[Al]

Corndon. I can see my house from here....

[Bearbonesnorm]

Not an actual entry but I'll throw it in because I like it.

[Dave Barter]

Does leaving camp at sunrise count?

[Chicken Legs]

DSCN5299 by Andy Lawrence, on Flickr

It's a Hardknott life !

[Raggedstone]

My personal favourite sums up the joy of being out there .

[Bearlegged]

Ben, Solstice.

[whitestone]

I'm assuming the shots must be from this calendar year ... Anyway.

Heaven and hell

[fatbikephil]

Probably my best every bivvy spot in fisherfield forest earlier this year. I got a solid 9 hours sleep as well!

[summittoppler]

*EDITED* changed my original submission

Took this one last March from a quieter part of Snowdonia which has fine views over to the Snowdon horseshoe. One place to re-visit for sure...

IMG_20191218_192017_697-01 by Jeff Price, on Flickr

[JoseMcTavish]

Sunrise at one of this year's more pleasant camps on Craiglich

[RichinNW]

Where are we?
A top spot on this years WRT

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[BigdummySteve]

The next generation

[12Alaska]

Indian river section of the Canadian Yukon Arctic Ultra, camp left by the dog mushers. Nice and comfy Bivy

Yukon Arctic Ultra Indian River by Alan Sheldon, on Flickr

[RichinNW]

Mmm it’s going to be a hard one to call so far...Each photo captures something great about being out there

[RIP]

Some lovely pictures . But everyone's having FAR too much fun in lovely weather . Wasn't going to enter, but would like to chip something in from the grimy, filthy, reeking end of the BBB spectrum to balance things up. Had a choice of four pics: in a Peak District graveyard in the pissing rain, in a Derbyshire kids playground in the pissing rain, in a Fenland pigsty in the pissing rain, or this one which is MiddleAgedMadness (and meself) in a Hafren Forest toilet block in the, yes, pissing rain. AND thunderstorm. AND honking toilets. AND stinking socks . No, kids, your granny wouldn't like it . I rather like Kev Raggedstone's one so far, and BDS's makes a valuable statement.

Nasty

[middleagedmadness]

Ha nearly put that one up myself reg but put a more “atmospheric “ one ,plus it’s a good memory of my 2nd trip with the auld aussie

[RIP]

Aye, yours has a lovely Lord Of The Rings feel about it . Or, on reflection, The Knights Who Say Ni . The business with the toilet block does seem to have stunned the thread somewhat, but it was all done in the best possible taste...

[BigdummySteve]

but it was all done in the best possible taste...

Cute stunt

[JohnClimber]

The WRT's Lonely Hearts Club first night's wild camp

[Asposium]

Dales Divide 2019 by Asposium, on Flickr

[metalheart]

Early am by Blakclaw, on Flickr

[ericrobo]

After 3 hours trudging through waist high tussock land, I got a spot before it went dark... this one in the morning with a mist and strong winds ! Great Dun Fell at 2200 feet.
2019-10-22 08.43.57 by Eric Robinson, on Flickr

[JimmyG]

November's BAM in Rothiemurchus Forest near Aviemore.

Untitled by Jimmy G, on Flickr