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    Steve Williams
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    ANyone know any great Wildcamps in Breacon Beacons? Grid
    refs would be great.

    Cheers

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  2. Rifleman
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    Quoted message said:

    ANyone know any great Wildcamps in Breacon Beacons? Grid
    refs would be great.

    Cheers

    Surely the whole point of "wild" camping is that there
    ARE no set sites.........just take off and find a place
    to pitch...

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  3. Paul Saunders
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    Steve Williams said:

    ANyone know any great Wildcamps in Breacon Beacons?

    Yep.

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    Grid refs would be great.

    Yeah, they would be.

    :-)

    Paul
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  4. Paul Saunders
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    Rifleman said:

    Surely the whole point of "wild" camping is that there ARE
    no set sites.........just take off and find a place to
    pitch...

    In this case I'd tend to agree. I've wild camped all over
    the Beacons. It's really not that hard to find decent
    spots to pitch.

    Paul
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  5. Chris Street
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    Steve Williams said:

    ANyone know any great Wildcamps in Breacon Beacons?

    On the ground. Most of the Beacons is fairly good assuming
    it's level.

    Quoted message said:

    Grid refs would be great.

    They are. If I dished mine out then I'd find you in my
    wildcamp spot though wouldn't I..:-)

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    Cheers

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    42% are made up later on. In Warwick - looking at flat
    fields and that includes the castle.

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  6. Rudy Lacchin
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    "Steve Williams" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    ANyone know any great Wildcamps in Breacon Beacons? Grid
    refs would be great.

    The sheepflds at SO216278 are okay - nice and flat, fairly
    sheltered and with running water. I think we used to ones at
    SN952194 once too.

    HTH,
    R.

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