Camping is of course part of this and is again widely seen as a tranquil way to enjoy the best of nature and relax, forgetting the pressures of modern society perfectly exuded in this image:
This view is sadly a tad lost of me, and all I can picture is this:
Ok, so that's an image from the Glastonbury Festival but you catch my drift.
Rain, mud, wind, clammy, wellingtons, dirt and uncleanliness - we don't really see eye to eye.
So how do you think I will fare when I visit Snowdonia in North Wales this weekend? Myself, The Boy (TB) and TB's mum and dad are going up there on Friday pm until Sunday. I will be walking up Snowdon and hopefully frequenting the local pubs and shops.
We will be camping, I haven't camped outdoors since I was 15 so I am nervous about how I will respond to this. I'm not good with being cold, uncomfortable or having light in the room as I sleep... don't stand a chance do I?!
Well this is my attempt of being a good girlfriend and being more positive and embracing (slightly) the things TB really enjoys. Would I prefer a weekend in London trawling Covent Garden shops? Of course I would, but theres a little thing of compromise to consider.
So here's to being more positive about being outdoors (minus Bears, they can smell menstruation you know)
Love, SGS xoxo.
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