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09/8/2017 at 7:34pm
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We certainly take way to much of everything, but mostly it would be clothes. Even with just the 2 of us. Clothing has to be 'overdone' as we both fish. Falling in the water would see one or the other of us in trouble if we did not have enough with us. We roll towels, and our outerwear is hung on a rail in the shower. Along with the fishing tackle. The wardrobe will hold underwear, P.js, folded shorts, tops, shirts and similar in one of those under bed boxes, (see through). The hanging space above will accommodate long sleeve items, and trousers folded over a hanger. Shoes, they get stowed in the easy access under bed locker, along with the beer and wine. At the moment, if you have a Homebase near to you, they have stiff sided and bottom (and very colourful that you could use with a code for what is in them)13" square X 13" deep non woven fabric 'boxes' that fold flat and have handles. These would be ideal, for storage without muddle. Good Luck, and I am sure your move from the 'Dark Side' to a campervan will be a good move.  
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10/8/2017 at 9:02pm
Location: Lancashire
Outfit: Leisuredrive VW T6 campervan
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I struggled with the space beneath the hanging rail at the bottom of the wardrobe at first. Eventually I found a rigid boxy bag, a jute one, and roll all my t shirts and other smalls into that, whilst everything that can hang, does. Hanging in front of the clothes I have a homemade fabric pouch, a bit like a peg bag, that takes oddments. Beneath the jute bag are my books and spare towel. OH has the cupboards at the back and uses soft bags to keep things in.
We both have plastic tubs under the bed at the back, with shoes and other rigid bits in.
When we are away for a few weeks, and particularly if we are travelling through changing weather conditions, it's a bit of a pain having to empty the wardrobe to get at the jute bag, but we manage.
The bedding travels on the back seat as we have folding bikes in the back section.
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