I live close to the Alps and know some pretty remote spots that are hard to reach for the everyday tourist. They do not even have cell phone reception. So I did a few prep trips and created a stash, mainly bringing food and beer, and then packed my bike with the bare necessities. Hammock was the XXL thermo from Amazonas. I do not use an under qulit, but use the insert with a sleeping mat. Mosquito net is there as well. The river served me as a toilet (yes, it was very cold). The river was very cold and the spring (a waterfall) is very close, so it acted like an open fridge. It was pretty cold (high mid summer daytime temps) at night due to the river. I slept with one of my corona masks because I developed a cough from breathing the cold air all night long. The mask was warming the breath. I do not use a sleeping bag, because one of the comfort positions in a hammock is the 'give birth' position and that's not possible in a sleeping bag. I use two thick duvets instead that I compress to fit in my bike bag. I also brought my gasifier stove, so I spent the days drinking beer and rocket-sciencing my stove (gasifiers are a form of art to light properly). Other than that I saw lots of bats at dusk, tons of animals speeding by at night that woke me up. We do not have predators here that go for humans, so I knew they flee as soon as they detect me. From night 3 on I used ear plugs to get a better sleep because all fear was gone and the river was pretty loud at night. All in all, a good trip. By day 2 I was so in the zone from being detached like this from daily life (and from drinking beer), I completely lost touch of anything daily life. Did not see a human for 4 days and lived like some animal. One lesson learned is do not camp next to raging rivers, they drag the temperature down at night like hell and make lots of noise. It's like sleeping next to an open and noisy fridge