Glen Etive Wild Camp

Wild camping and meeting a friendly stag

We went a wee jaunt and wild camp at Glen Etive once before this on a lovely evening back in late May 2018. The place was so peaceful and remote that we decided to go again the following year (March 2019) to experience it in cooler conditions (and to test out our four season sleeping bags). We took two more pals this time and convoyed up from Glasgow.

Some of the high points from this wee jaunt were the steak and butter-fried asparagus we cooked up on the stove, meeting Noel from Ballantrae and his two dogs (who were also up there in their campervan that night) and getting the biggest bonfire going we’ve ever made.

A few photo stops on the way

There’s so much to take in on the drive from Glasgow to Glencoe. The trick is to never take it for granted and always make plenty of photo stops on the way.

Pints of Guinness
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Grassmarket square
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Creepy doll
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Grassmarket bokeh
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The Buachaille

One doesn’t simply drive by the drive through this part of the world without taking a photo.

Piper
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Sandstone building
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Sandstone building
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Sandstone building
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Sandstone building
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Sandstone building
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Sandstone building
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Sandstone building
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Sandstone building
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Glen Etive

There’s lots to be seen on the 12 mile single track road to Loch Etive.

Golden hour buildings
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Ford Anglia
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Victoria St.
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Victoria St.
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Victoria St.
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The camp

Settling in for some beers and good patter with the troops.

Hipster bike
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Red shopfront
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Graffiti door
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Graffiti door
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Yellow van
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Eejas sitting
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