Campsite Restored!

You may remember last month, we ran the story of a campsite that was knocked off while a couple of blokes were out taking photos in the Barrington Tops. We reached out to our mates over …

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Jul 31 2018

You may remember last month, we ran the story of a campsite that was knocked off while a couple of blokes were out taking photos in the Barrington Tops. We reached out to our mates over at OzTent to see if we could right this wrong, and get these blokes campsite restored.

As you’ll see, the good folks over at OzTent offered up a bunch of stuff for the guys, including a pair of RS-1 tents, pair of sleeping bags, as well as some heat packs for the next time they’re in the snow. Hopefully this gets Isaiah and Jasper back out on the tracks getting some of those epic landscape shots we’ve come to love!

The boys’ campsite Sunday night before everything went walk-about

Hope you guys enjoy the new gear, and we’re just glad we were able to help have your campsite restored!

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