Hi,Twiglegs.Yes two of us spent a November night sat on that table. Not something I would recommend .We were in the trees at the top of the bank with a fire going at 5.30am the next morning. We were only out for a day walk at the time so, not much back up.Cheers.
I know Oyster Clough and the cabin very well, as I said it is a roof if the weather is pants, and it is possible to sleep on the table as long as there is no more than 2 of you. They also have a signing in book.
Hi,Twiglegs.Yes two of us spent a November night sat on that table. Not something I would recommend .We were in the trees at the top of the bank with a fire going at 5.30am the next morning. We were only out for a day walk at the time so, not much back up.Cheers.
Bloody hell, you slept on the table. Kip't on the floor there, didn't consider the table.
I've only rarely pitched my tent beside a hut. Basically, if it has four walls and a roof, and it's open for use, then it's mine for the night. I'd sleep on the table in preference to the floor.
Twiglegs,no,no,As I said "sat"on the table all night.We only had normal daywalk's gear with us, not even an extra fleece. Even the one waterproof coat we had was a Paclite. Yes a cccccold night. I generally only wear a Buffalo top,no base wear,especially on a daywalk. Food had gone at midday,teabags and gas OK,accident happened 2.30pm,we hoped to reach the Snake, got to Oyster Clough about six pm.. Like I said a long long night.Cheers.
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