Short video of MLD Supermid and a night watching the star showers

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With trip too Sweden looming, we weren't going to go out the last few winds,but promise of a good star showing and clear skies, we went with a short walk in



We went halves on a usedSupermid last year, to use as a winter test, but decided for this trip  to take it out for an airing 


It truly is Huge,you set the inside pole too 6 Ft !  










Auld lad fit nicely in-between us 





Not long after we had pitched i spotted a pair of Tawny owls, searching for tea, we got to watch them for a good five minutes


We had a few deer pass over the fell behind us, as the last of the light left us 






We didn't get the best of the light for sunset and even had a few spots of rain








We sat in and waited for the dark and the cloud to clear, this wasn't till 11pm,sadly the moon spoilt a lot of the night skies but we got to see a pretty good show





Best shot of a star trail i got









Luxury camping and yes Oscar got some too









I put the two short time-lapse night videos i took up on a separate little post, thanks for looking and safe travels Peter & Oscar

Comments

  1. Kin19 March 2019 at 20:44

    This is the sickest tent setup I have ever seen. I will be purchasing a Supermid and half size inners because of seeing this. SO NICE!

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  2. Unknown19 January 2021 at 11:27

    what inners did you use?

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    1. wanderingsupnorths.blogspot.com19 January 2021 at 11:49

      Hi one on the right is a custom inner that Oookworks made me for use under my Mld Duomid ..Lees on the left is either another Oookworks one or if I remember right it’s the inner fromhis Tramplite shelter

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