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Reconnaissance......

Madriverrob

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Just had a mooch at a little location I spotted for possible camp ......


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Had a follow up walk today , site is great for a covert camp , suitable for ground dwelling of hammocks . Plenty of standing dead wood for a carefully managed fire , water will need to be carried in but could be pre dumped ......
 
From a survival/prepper point of view I have always ignored the area west of Fylingdales as too militarised and far too close to a primary target, it is however one of the most beautiful and amazing places in the country to visit.
 
From a survival/prepper point of view I have always ignored the area west of Fylingdales as too militarised and far too close to a primary target, it is however one of the most beautiful and amazing places in the country to visit.

I accept your point .

We see very little military in and around Whitby apart from RAF personnel who live in town and guys coming for fish and chips whilst on driver training ! I would imagine come a nuclear conflict there wont be much of anything left anywhere.

In the meantime the North Yorkshire Moors and coast are a great place to be out and about with some great wild camping spots.
 
Don't get me wrong, I love Whitby and have spent a lot of time walking on the moors to the West of it when I was trying to escape the horrors of West Yorkshire during my student days.
 
One of the most isolated spots on the Holderness plain is Spurn point. Hardly anyone visits, it has miles of beach with virtually no one on it. There are lots of Birds and wildlife (the whole of Spurn is a nature reserve). The only shop * small cafe is at the visitors centre, so bring your own food & water. It is a noted Cod fishing spot in Winter, in the Summer you can catch Bass & mackeral off the beach with spinning gear.
Spurn National Nature Reserve Yorkshire Wildlife Trust | Love Yorkshire, Love Wildlife
 
One of the most isolated spots on the Holderness plain is Spurn point. Hardly anyone visits, it has miles of beach with virtually no one on it. There are lots of Birds and wildlife (the whole of Spurn is a nature reserve). The only shop * small cafe is at the visitors centre, so bring your own food & water. It is a noted Cod fishing spot in Winter, in the Summer you can catch Bass & mackeral off the beach with spinning gear.
Spurn National Nature Reserve Yorkshire Wildlife Trust | Love Yorkshire, Love Wildlife

Visited last year , great spot .....
 
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