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Quote: Originally posted by armchaircamper on 24/6/2012
Wonderful pictures! Your tent looks massive inside! What size is it?
It's only a 4 meter poly bell tent, it's not so massive when there are two kids in it ... Maybe my camera makes it look bigger.
I was back today to collect the tent, when I arrived the neighbour was packing it down because a very big black cloud was coming, he had been busy drying the tent inside and outside with a piece of cloth! He had had the tent carpet out in the sun to dry it and collected all the small items we had left scattered around when we left in the heavy rain yesterday!   I joined him and we just got the tent shoved into my car when the first raindrops were falling, and then from his caravan we could watch the most horrible downpour (including hail) I have seen this year!
So I was really lucky, and even more because just 2 hours later we had a real storm, I don't think my tent would have survived that.
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Proud owner of a 1987 Sprite Alpine 370 EK, a cheap popup tent and a beloved retro Trio frame tent from the early seventies, called Giraffen.
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Topic: Midsummer in Denmark - lots of pictures!
