Will bring you a laptop and wifI dongle, live video is much better these days for that than smutty books.
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Sorted a nice loud whistling kettle that i will probably forget to take off the gas
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Don’t worry I used to quite enjoy firing up the genny’s at 6 in the morning 
Craig 
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6…6…you like a lay in then,6 is for sparrows and milkmen,ive been up hours by six
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but we don’t go to bed till 5
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We actually normally head off at 2 but it takes 3 hours to find the tents along with tripping over guide ropes
Craig
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Be OK this year well lit I hear 🖒
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Hey Guys & Girls, starting to get organized for the trip and as I’ve said I’m not a camper, this is new to me and most of You have done this lots of times, therefore I’m looking for suggestions and advice for things I may have to bring with me … I know I know , tent and sleeping bag is a must 
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Apart from the obvious , tent sleeping etc , camping chair or 2 are useful , folding table is handy in the tent along with a portable gas burner and kettle , one for early morning brews but means you can have a wash in your tent
Most important though is coats or even another sleeping bag to throw over yours as it can get bitter in the early hours , though it’s probably mild seeing as your a Scottish chap
Craig
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lights and spare batteries
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Alcohol, milk,teabags,coffee, bread, cheese,ham, butter, pot noodles, bedtime nibbles, bin bags, duvet, soap, towel, PJ’S, power bank for phone, tent lights, TORCH a must, wee bottle, airbed or something to not put your sleeping bag on the ground another must.
Just for starters but the rest when I think of them will be more luxury than necessity.
Tracie
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Nothing other than clothes tent sleeping bag and wash kit. Plus cash.
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Is that all Tracie , can You suggest a cheap lorry hire company ? 
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Changed my mind… I’ll book in a Hotel 
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I dont do camping either mate but i figured if i have toill make sure im comfortable or as comfortable as you can be kipping in a field tbh ive fished in france for weeks at a time in a bivvy so cant be much different to that apart from you have no rod to play with and you dont wake up smelling of fish…apparently
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I laughed myself silly with your comment Scott, it does get a bit nippy (and more) so take a quilt.
Terry 
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Best 2 things to take are a thick skin and a sense of humour
Craig
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Thats Good news Scott, I hate fish 
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Ok if is enough room I’ll bring a big bottle then.
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