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(22 April 2019, 01:34)Midnitemo Wrote: Just looked up the densities UK 708 people for every square mile, USA 87 people for every square mile , in the UK if you draw a line coast to coast passing through Preston then to the North of that line is a fair quantity of wilderness , most of Wales is good too , Devon and Cornwall are pretty good out of high season but the minute the Sun shines then getting away from the masses gets a lot more difficult , then there is the issue of getting there , in the UK if you leave a vehicle unattended in the country for any length of time (more than a day) then it probably won't be there when you return , usually towed , wrecked or stolen, getting away from it all is a far tougher proposition than you might think here in the UK.

Luckily the North Yorkshire Moors are not too far away for me. It's the only place I know in this part of the country where you can have solitude and won't hear a car etc. Not many folk really camp here because it can be brutal and very changeable, they like most "campers" prefer the "official" sites. I should be thankful because these nuggets would probably get lost, yes you can get lost because there are very few roads crossing the high moors with lots of land between them.