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I know this topic has been raised before, but there seems to be a difference of opinion.
Once you have got your tent bone-dry (Which will take mine another week at this rate  ) what should you do with it?
Is it ok to pack it back into the bag you bought it in? I would prefer this option, as it would take less space, and be ready to pick up and sling in the car next time we need it.
If so, should the tent be be folded, rolled, or stuffed into its bag?
If not, should it be folded, rolled or stuffed into something breathable (like a mesh bag, or bag made from a sheet, or is it OK in a plastic air tight box/plastic sack?
many thanks
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Topic: packing / storing tents
then use the original bag - it should fasten if you leave the poles and pegs separate in their bags. I'd brush the mud off the bottom of the GS. Avoid that next time by putting a cheap tarp underneath.
