mozzy coils, burn for 8 hours, these worked best for us last year in the highlands. Just light 1 as soon as you get up, hung just outside my tent, also used it in the kitchen tent fisrt thing in the morning. I tried loads of different things as i have a allergy to insect bites, so needed to be prepared. If I went to the highlands again, i wouldn't be without them.
I usually set up an anti midgie perimeter forcefield. i surround the area I am sitting in with citronella lights and they don't cross the barrier. Trust me it works.
did the marmite thing this trip though, ate it every day for a fortnight and every day while we were away, not sure if its a bite free year or whether the marmite worked.
I'm looking to go camping in Scotland just with hammock & tarp hopefuly up by loch lomond, isle of skye or somewhere in that region maybe & was wondering if anyone could give me a few tips on where to go, where your allowed to go etc. Just two of us & planning to have a wander about a bit as well. Any suggestions would be appreciatted.
I stayed at a site at Edinbane. It is a small privately owned site on the shores of a sealoch. Basic but clean and tidy and it was within walking distance of the local shop and pub.
A day of all things motorhome and campervan. The show is held both in the main indoor arena and across the grounds. Catering, hot drinks and food options are available. Easy access to the site and free parking included. Win one of five pairs of day tickets
Topic: Scottish mozzies
