I haven't camped for over 30 years, but I have seen many sunsets and even a few sunrises from the tops of hills, and managed to spend quite a bit of time in remote places, often looking for a plant I want to find.But, thinking travel might be a bit different for a while, I bought a lightweight 1 man tent (well, as light as I could afford) which arrived a couple of weeks ago. Confession time. In Scotland there is more emphasis on staying local and not going into people's houses than on exactly where you spend the night. So the other night, when the wind finally dropped, I packed up a rucksack and headed a couple of miles out west, pitched my little tent where I could see the sea, and the sunset, and the next morning, after a bit of gazing at the view and eating a banana and a muesli bar, packed it up and went home. Didn't see a soul from when I walked out of my front door to when I walked back in it.What I liked: Being out on my own, being in the place.What I didn't like: midges (I had marked out a nice sheltered spot in the dunes, but it was too sheltered, I had to move round the shore a bit to catch some breeze.) Carrying the stuff, tent, mat, sleeping bag etc. How do you manage with wine as well April? That was the one thing missing! I'm small and getting on a bit, and I'm not a huge fan of carrying a big pack. I'm hoping to cycle with the tent though, when things relax a bit.