Something a bit sinister about those two with the hoodies. You aren't camping in Wolf creek are you?
Used to love camping, unfortunately due to the effects of ageing I've had to hang up my boots. Things that came with the growth in popularity were high prices and some of the people who took to camping made for a not very enjoyable time. We had many good holidays in Belgium, Germany, Switzerland & especially France. Most towns and larger villages in France have municipal campsites, facilities are usually very good and prices are cheap. You don't normally have to pre book, just arrive & pay. We used to love moving from town to town taking in the local scenery & culture. We first went to visit the graves of great uncles, sadly lost during the Great War, a very humbling experience. If you ever fancy camping in that area, try a trip following the rivers Marne or Meuse, stunning.
Deliverance... #CueBanjo :)
It's nine in the morning, not too hungover. Got another 12 mile boat ride out of here and the fish are jumping
Where's your tent ?
...and the hound dogs are on you trail....
I can hear duelling banjos…