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Subject Topic: Camping on a slope
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Personmoonstone
29/5/2011 at 12:27pm
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the cheap rubberised anti-slip mesh that comes in large rolls is very useful in stopping picnic rugs/blankets and lilos from slipping to the front of your sleeping pod if you're pitched on a slope...we always keep a roll in the car just in case...


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29/5/2011 at 5:38pm
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Quote: Originally posted by moonstone on 29/5/2011
the cheap rubberised anti-slip mesh that comes in large rolls is very useful in stopping picnic rugs/blankets and lilos from slipping to the front of your sleeping pod if you're pitched on a slope...we always keep a roll in the car just in case...
It also makes great table mats to stop plates sliding about on a slope or not

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Personmummy bear
29/5/2011 at 9:12pm
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Quote: Originally posted by PigletandTigger on 29/5/2011
Quote: Originally posted by janiebabes on 29/5/2011
note to self... take blu tac to anchor plates on a slope!

Or take decent kit that you can level! It's the problem with people buying things that look pretty rather than buying kit that does the job that needs to be done...
       Have not yet found an air bed with adjustable legs, but if anyone knows where i can get this decent bit of kit please let me know.

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