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Share Your Favourite Memory from the Outdoors to Win a Camping Setup From BlackWolf

Thanks to our mates at

12/10/2020

SHARED 6 TIMES

Thanks to our mates at

12/10/2020

SHARED 6 TIMES

Some memories can change your life forever. We’ve teamed up with BlackWolf to help you make more memories that matter.

Do you remember your first camping trip? That wobbly tent that flooded at 2am and the taste of burnt pancakes? How about the first time you felt sand between your toes up the coast on family holiday?

What about when you piled into the car with your mates and set off, P plates a flappin’, on a road trip? Or that D&M by the campfire where your friend opened up a can of feelings that they’d never shared in the city.

Or maybe the time you took your son on his first camping trip, when you snuggled up in a tent together and fell asleep reading picture books.

Memories That Matter

These are the kind of memories that shape us, the memories that matter. Time with friends and family in nature is a precious resource, but this year it’s been a little harder to come by.

That’s why we’re asking you to share an outdoors memory that really mattered – to inspire others (and yourself!) to get out there and craft some more.

If that’s not enough, our favourite memory will win a camping setup for two from BlackWolf! The prize pack includes a two-person, 4 season tent, two down sleeping bags and two self-inflating sleeping mats, a rock-solid adventure trifecta. The memories? They’re up to you!

Throw a photo and a short description in the form below to enter the draw.

Memories That Matter Comp

Prize Pool

Valued at up to: $1500

1 x Wasp UL2 Tent

2 x Hiker Sleeping Bags

2 x Hiker Hybrid Camp Mat

SHARED 6 TIMES

COMMENTS

christine slater says:

27/10/2020 at 8:55 pm

My daughter and I camped at uluru, walked round ther ock and sung under the stars
Andy Hutchinson says:

03/11/2020 at 6:09 pm

When I was 10 I went on an Outward Bound course in the Snowdonia National Park in Wales. It was awesome and at the end of the course we had to take the skills we’d learnt and apply them by heading out into the mountains and navigating by map and compass to a pick-up point. It was a two day hike with an overnight camp near Cader Idris.

The first day went well and we set up camp. Two brilliant things happened then. Firstly, one of the group Jonah went off for a shit with the trowel and the bog roll. He came running back a few minutes later and insisted we all come and have a look. He lead to his shitting hole and there he proudly pointed at his turd which he had somehow managed to crimp off in a perfect ice cream style spiral complete with little flick on the top. He claimed it just came out that way and that he had not carefully rotated his arse in ever decreasing circles.

The second that happened was that I chose where we’d pitch the tents. It was a great spot, no stones to clear and we all agreed and put the tents up. Only problem was that it was on a slope. All four of the guys in my tent and me rolled right out of that tent in the night and we were so tired from the day’s hike that we all slept right through it. I woke up in the morning, with dew on my face and Dave C’s arm wrapped around me where he’d cuddle up in the night. We were the first two to wake up and decided not to speak of it to anyone.

What happens in Wales, stays in Wales.
1. Tim Ashelford says:
  
  04/11/2020 at 11:15 am
  
  Hahahaha, sounds like a perfect first trip Andy. Be sure to enter this into the comp using the widget above, no poo pics please!