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06/2/2008 at 12:26am
Location: Coventry Outfit: Cabanon Elody & Julie & Combicamp
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Hi Jules & welcome to the forum
You will need a good airbed or self-inflating mat to sleep on, but you can save money by taking a blanket, fitted sheet & your duvet from home, instead of buying sleeping bags. In fact, we used to use sleeping bags, but have now found that we prefer the duvet, so the sleeping bags stay at home Don't forget to take your pillows.
You can take crockery, cutlery & saucepan/frying pan from home (preferably cheap thin metal ones), but you will need a cooker. If you think you can manage with one gas burner, then I can certainly recommend the 'cooker in a suitcase' which is sold just about everywhere for around £10. Don't worry about a water carrier, use a large empty spring water or Coke bottle
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06/2/2008 at 3:24pm
Location: North Dorset Outfit: Eurohike Buckingham 6 Classic
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Search around the cheap and cheerful shops like Wilkinson, Poundland, Woolworths, Aldi etc.
They often have cheap pots, pans and other household stuff which is perfectly fine for camping. It doesn't have to come from Millets to be camping gear.
The big supermarkets as well have their bargain ranges.
Keep an eye on the boards here as when a particularly tasty bargain comes up someone will usually post about it.
Think laterally, we bought a chip pan for £3 in one shop which is great for doing pasta as it has a built in strainer basket !
Oh, and buy two suitcase cookers and you have a double ring cooker for twenty quid !
------------- I can remember when this was all fields.
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