In the outback in a black rubber 30 degree trough

In the old days back before modern survailance market, freedom of speech wisemen used to right law books. Then you had to walk miles to even come within sight of the nearest town. Presumably its a big town, or you might suspect where your enemys live, if so, you'll need to put your geostationary parts next to further away geostationary mud, stones, really you want to be lying on a high bed of stones so no small preditors come along, and in a geostationary trough, two, or more that are interchangeable etc. The trough must allow you to slip back down, and be course sandy, rubbery on the way up, in the night geostationary parts will move, so with one will plump yourself together on course with the geostationary for the night. Vibrating rubber at the trough top will knock you back down, and it should be none geostationary push, so the creature that found you fails. The trough sides should be about 45 degrees, be muddy all around, and if possible lie on a plane between two large steep hills.