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  Having become new to camping last year, (with the exception of a brief stint 20 years ago) what I have found most heartwarming is how friendly campers are and that there is a genuine concern for other campers.

  Something as simple as always saying hello when passing on the way to the shower/loo block, or chatting to your neighbours, the kids always making friends wherever we go and feeling safe that someone will look out for your kit when you are out for the day.  The kids being kids, they end up leaving their bikes out all night and up to now have never been touched, but I realise that I shouldn't take that for granted.

  It makes you want to extend that friendliness in return and we would always look out for others set ups

  Best wishes Sam

Simply screw a ground anchor into the ground outside your tent and lead a rope from it into the tent.
Not many people would check whether there was actually a dog on the end of it. 

Quote: Originally posted by Bernie47 on 12/5/2009

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Simply screw a ground anchor into the ground outside your tent and lead a rope from it into the tent.
Not many people would check whether there was actually a dog on the end of it. 

 

 

That made me laugh because i do that with our dogs chain and my husband has always asked me WHY  but any deterant helps i say

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