I haven't had chance to have a wild camp in July, unfortunately, but I'm getting the itch to get out there again soon. So instead, I've decided to put a blog post together about the kit I take with me on a wild camp... Backpack The Hi Gear Tibet 65 + 10 litre backpack is my wild-camping rucksack. It has plenty of pockets, zipped compartments & expandable storage place for all my gear, and is comfortable enough for long treks up and down the fells. It has its own built in rain cover (although luckily I've not been caught out in a down pour heavy enough to warrant using this...yet), and adjustable back, shoulder & chest straps The main compartment I use to hold my cooking system, food, drinks, spare clothing & camera gear. The bottom compartment holds my sleeping systems, and my tent is clipped on using the straps at the bottom of the pack. The zip-up pockets on either side hold my water filtration system, and the other is used to hold rubbish (which