Episode #234: Packing For An Overnighter – Part 2
This week: I’m talking about the kit selected for a camping/photography trip.
Around the middle of last week, I headed off to the South Downs in order to work on a feature describing a walking route. On that occasion, it required camping overnight and in the days preceding, of course, I had to decide which kit I would take.
In this show, the second of a two-parter, I’m concluding my thoughts about the selection process.
Some quick links to things mentioned in this and next week’s show:
- TAP Test/Review: Sub Zero Thermal Down Jacket
- TAP Podcast Episode #203: Location Scouting – A Cautionary Tale
- TAP Video: Big Wild Sleepout 2016 Behind-the-scenes
- TAP Test/Review: Vango Nanga 50+10S Rucksack
- TAP Test/Review: Manfrotto Befree Carbon tripod
- TAP Test/Review: Paramo Velez Adventure Smock
- The Great Outdoors Magazine (TGO)
- Nikon D800 DSLR
- Nikon Nikkor 35mm f1.8G AF-S
- Nikon Nikkor 50mm f/1.8D
- Canon PowerShot G7X compact camera
- Kestrel 2500NV weather meter
- Ordnance Survey maps
- OS Locate app (Ordnance Survey)
- Viewranger app
- Vango Force camping equipment
- Therm-a-Rest camping equipment
- Hill Venture camping equipment
- Power Traveller portable chargers
Did you enjoy this episode? You can help me produce more great content by clicking here.
Music featured in this episode is courtesy of Matt Stevens. You can check out more of his work here.
Podcast: Play in new window | Download
Subscribe: Apple Podcasts | RSS
You Might Also Like...
Category: Camping, Location photography, Microadventure, Podcast episodes, Technique
