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Subject Topic: Camping in october?
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PersonMerry
23/7/2009 at 8:59am
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Quote: Originally posted by adamcolly on 23/7/2009
Think we are going to try and go away for the weekend at the beginning of october this year just for the experience of camping in autumn. I think it will be okay with a few extra clothes and blankets and a heater etc. Just go for it!

Hi, will you be going in your Monty or a different tent? We used to have a Monty and it is a big old nylon bag of cold air to try to stay warm in.

I'd consider going camping in October if I knew the weather was likely to be fine, if we had a suitable tent and kit, we could be out and about during the day, and could go to the pub in the evening! Not sure I'd fancy taking littlies away then.



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Personblacklagoon
24/7/2009 at 9:08pm
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Pendle Hill in Yoprkshire hold a Pendle Witch type thing every Halloween.If i recall,it just consists of people meeting there and walking up the hill with lights.I am sure,such a decently organized event,would have food etc supplied,ready for the visitors,but i am unsure.I would love to go along,ask a farmer if i can camp in a field,and join in the Pendle Hill Walk.I don't know,but maybe a local camp site or two may open specially for the event?

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Personsanhozay
25/7/2009 at 8:07pm
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Pendle Hill is in Lancashire!!!

Camping in October can be OK, often warmer than March/April. You don't need heaters if you have a decent sleeping bag/mat and the right clothes. Gets dark really early though.

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Personpally
25/7/2009 at 8:30pm
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My son went scout camping in January, it was bitter and snowing. From what he was wearing when he came back I think they got up and just put more clothes over what they already had on. Rucksack was empty, he was the Michelin man. He had a great weekend though - so maybe thats your answer, just wear your entire wardrobe.

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Personstocky13
25/7/2009 at 8:42pm
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We have booked Sherwood forest for halloween and are new to camping so will be an experiance.

 


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Personpoppy.dog
26/7/2009 at 3:49pm
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Camped at Edale in winter back when I was young! We woke in the morning to snow on the tent!
I think in a small tent you keep much warmer. That was in my little 2 man tent. Our hawk still has a low roof to keep the heat close, but some people have BIG TENTS, which must take more time to warm up, perhaps they take dogs/kids etc to keep them warm!


PersonHT James
26/7/2009 at 5:44pm
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