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Tents in General
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by josarah - written on 26.07.05 (Very useful, 2393 readings)
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The tent that's more like a home away form home A BIT OF BACKGROUND TO START WITH: One spring afternoon may other half and I decided to take our first holiday. We booked for 4 days and 3 nights into a hotel in Paris. 4 days and 3 nights later we were back at our respective homes, still talking to one another, still happy ...
by Nolly - written on 03.07.04 (Very useful, 1183 readings)
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In our search for ever more exotic forms of existence, Darlingest and I have decided that we need more holidays. Now that we have two small Nollyettes (actually called Eleanor and Rosie), holidaying can be a very expensive process. I myself cannot spare a couple of grand every summer in order to find a beach on a deserted part of the Cote ...
by Muddy250 - written on 07.11.03 (Very useful, 1338 readings)
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Raclet Bermudes Trailer Tent Before we had the girls we used to pack up our tent and head for the hills every chance we got (usually on bank holidays) to enjoy the great outdoors and drink beer. Once they arrived we stopped camping, not really a conscious decision, more a no money left to go anywhere decision. Then a few years back, with ...
by mumsymary - written on 14.07.03 (Very useful, 468 readings)
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The tent we used for Glastonbury was a two man euro hike. We also are going to use it when we go in to Spain after visiting friends in the French Pyrenees. Our tent is about 4 or 5 years old cost about £40 it is a green 2-man tent, yes it is big enough for 2 Adults and a child a bit of a squeeze but fine for a night or 2. The ...
by culloden - written on 05.07.03 (Somewhat useful, 245 readings)
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I came accross this web based shop after quite a thorough scan of sites dealing in camping equipment.Navigating the site was very easy,even for a beginner.Everything is arranged and catalogued well.Pictorial and graphical detail is excellent with no long waits for new screens opening.After comparing the various combinations and makes of tents ...
by goclimbing - written on 10.08.01 (Very useful, 1271 readings)
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Terra Nova is a manufacturer of high quality mountaineering tents. They were originally called winter gear and then wild country. To avoid confusion Wild Country still exist and still make tents, but they sold off their tent business to Terra Nova about 7 years ago and then recently started making their own tents again. I own two tents ...
by amanda000 - written on 04.07.01 (Very useful, 528 readings)
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especially when its your first time camping with them, Callum 2 years 8 months and Lucy 10mths (fast crawler!). This was also the first time my husband had put up this Eurohike 455TS tent, and it was late and we were both tired hungry and irritable and so were the kids. Now add wind to this scene as well and me having to hold on to the ...
by joolzroolz - written on 28.06.01 (Very useful, 765 readings)
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The Vango Equinox 350 is a brilliant, versatile tunnel tent. Being very easy to pitch with the 3 colour-coded 'powerflex' poles it's useful for short or longer camping trips (I managed to ptich it the first time in 10 minutes in the pitch dark, without reading the instructions, in 3ft grass - honest!). The 350 can sleep 4 people ...
by Blurbubble - written on 12.05.01 (Very useful, 1002 readings)
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Ooer missus!! No, this is not going to be any of that! This is going to be about my camping activities and my little tent in particular! A few years ago now I purchased a Eurohike 220 Dome tent for £39.99 from Milletts outdoor/camping store for the purpose of my music festival-going activities. At the time I thought I was being clever by ...
by yosch - written on 22.04.01 (Very useful, 281 readings)
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I love camping (not the 'ooh, ducky' type, the tent type) Its that feeling of protection from the elements, hiding under your thin sheets of nylon. There are so many choices of tent maker, model, size, cost, style available these days. How do you pick which one is right for you? Firstly, when are you likely to go camping? ...
by salty_monk - written on 23.01.01 (Useful, 779 readings)
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The Mutts Nuts! These things go up & down in minutes (or at least the 2 man vector does!) stand up to all sorts of weather (I've used mine in a hailstorm in gale force winds in Biarritz!!) & they are pretty light. They also came in all shapes & sizes which are variations on the basic Dome. When new you just fix the ...
by Loser#1 - written on 23.12.00 (Very useful, 750 readings)
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The vango hydra 300 is a pricey enough tent but when it comes to buying tents you get what you pay for. The hydra 300 is a three pole geodesic tent. It is light weight and suitable for four seasons use. The hydra 300 is a three man tent but there is also the hydra 200 hundred available which is a two man tent. However I have discovered ...
by hp98ttb - written on 27.11.00 (Very useful, 234 readings)
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The Vau De Hogan is a cool little tent- a slightly squashed 2 man or a very spacious 1 man tent. The fact that is has an exo-skeleton (the pole is on the out side and the tent is actually suspended from it by bungee cord means that it is easy to put up in a hurry- I managed to do it in about 2 mins flat- in the dark while it was raining. Not a ...
by kensplace - written on 03.10.00 (Useful, 402 readings)
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The Nakina 2 is a reasonably priced two man tent, with a single pole running length wise down the middle. The pole is a made of several (7) sections of fibre glass which slot together (they are connected with elastic or similar so you dont lose any). After using the tent on several occasions it has not leaked yet, and has ...
by andycharger - written on 17.09.00 (Very useful, 708 readings)
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Camping. It always sounds such a fun Idea doesnt it? It stays a fun Idea until one day you actually go and do it. I suggest to anyone planning a camping holiday to try it for one night first or they may be dissapointed. Anyway, on with the Tent tips. I have been camping about 10 times in my life. It does not make me a guru but I know ...
by baldeagle - written on 07.08.00 (Very useful, 689 readings)
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As time passes by, pleasures that were once immediate and spontaneous, become less so, and need more careful preparation is required if a successful outcome is to be guaranteed. The same is true, especially when camping. After spending too many hours fighting flapping canvas and cold steel poles on a wind swept campsites, I discovered the ...
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