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I have a Pyramid 6. Incredibly easy to put up and safe as houses in bad weather.

To put it up, you lay the rectangle of the canvas fly on the ground, peg down the four corners, someone goes inside with the single central pole and pushes it up into place and bingo wingo you've done the 'hard' bit! All that's left to do then is put the two upright poles and crosspiece that shape the front doorway into place, finish pegging out and clip the inner in. Job done.

Having done Cornish storms in nylon tents which felt safe enough at the time eg Montana 6, Indiana 4, and also in the Cabanon Pyramid 6 the P6 would get my vote every time now. Its quiet, its still, the weather just goes past and round it 

For longer stays we add on a kitchen tent and/or a front canopy.

Love pics of other peolpes tents (especially frame tents) - don't forget to post them.

The pics in your gallery - is the foggy one at Robin Hoods Bay? if it's the same as the third one the place looks lovely.