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Mozzie net and gallons of spray for the wee beasties!  Headtorch would be useful. Something to sit on?  Im assuming you aren't backpacking from your kit list. Emergency food ration and something to cook them in, just in case.

Apologies

No need to apologise Lez, this forum is lightweight camping also.

 I would suggest a mozzie net, anti hystermines, and a small flask, for a  wee dram! !

if you manage to live through this trip then you can hold your head up high when telling others about your exploits!!! 

Quote: Originally posted by lez259 on 19/7/2010

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Apologies

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I think some of u on here should be more easy going on new people, enough said, u know who you are. If you can't say something useful say nothing and enjoy the silence.

Quote: Originally posted by Roy Orbit on 25/7/2010

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I think some of u on here should be more easy going on new people, enough said, u know who you are. If you can't say something useful say nothing and enjoy the silence.

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and I think you should more easy going on people who make a comment and then accept it may have come over wrong 

1. Rucksack & Day Pack for walks
2. Headtorch (plus spare batteries)
3. Dry bags for bits and bobs
4. Basic supermarket first aid kit plus pain killers for hangovers
5. Insect (midge) replleant (Avon Skin So Soft - trust me it works and you will need it)
6. Travel Toiletries in a dry bag
7. Washing Up Kit (travel bottle of fairy liquid & sponge pad)
8. Knife with basic tools
9. Mobile phone, camera, ipod and appropriate car chargers
10. Waterproof matches or Lighting Steel
11. Duct tape for emergency repairs
12. Map and compass for any walks I plan on doing
13. 2 x Water bottles (1ltr is ideal size)
14. Sleeping bag liner (saves washing your bag so much)
15. Misc stuff like plastic bags for rubbish, kitchen roll etc.