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Subject Topic: sleeping tips needed!
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04/8/2010 at 12:44pm
 Location: North Yorkshire
 Outfit: Holi * Perran 4 * Airedale 5
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I hate feeling hemmed in so bought a good quality rectangle sleeping bag which was infinately better than a mummy one. However I still ended uo unzipping it as I like to be able to stick my legs out the side.

I now take my Raskelf Duvalay camping - BLISS!!!!



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04/8/2010 at 2:26pm
 Location: Lincoln
 Outfit: Outwell Montana 6 + Extension
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We bought a large double sleeping bag to try our last trip, it was disasterous! I got too hot, in and out the bag all  night, rustle rustle rustle - back to duvet for us next time!


04/8/2010 at 2:37pm
 Location: North Wales
 Outfit: Outwell Hartford XXL & Virginia 5
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Same as you bewybabe.......double sleeping bag drove me insane. I like to snuggle and stay still, whereas DH moves around all night like a pea on a shovel and gets so hot you have to peel yourself off! So sticking with my kingsize duvet!

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04/8/2010 at 3:40pm
 Location: East Sussex
 Outfit: None Entered
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I isulate beneath my airbed with old newspapers, but this year have a silver-backed picnic rug as well. Then have a fleece blanket over it, held in place with a quilted mattress cover (this is as much to protect the bed from dogs' claws as anything else), topped with a fitted sheet. A king-size double sleeping bag goes on top, regardless of whether Mr F is with me or not.

I find a sleeping bag gives me the choice of zipping up to keep the drafts out or giving my legs an airing, depending on the temperature.

I have a fleece hat/scarf thingy that I wear if I'm in a draft or if it's very cold, thermal pjs and a pair of fleece pjs. I pre-warm the bed with a hot water bottle and go to bed wearing the lot, if it's chilly, then peel off layers as I get warm.

The final addition is the dogs, who snuggle up and stop any drafts getting in.




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