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Quote: Originally posted by british bronco on 19/6/2010

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??? Have camp sites got rid of water taps then! ????

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As far as I'm aware  water taps are available  on site,  but they don't do .serviced pitches for tents yet.  EHU yes water no, 

So although I can fetch by any means I choose, It still means backache every-time I want a brew.

Yes I could use a pop bottle, but as we use  no facility sites that's an awful lot of trips to the field tap at 300ml a go 

Now this problem has been brought up many times this year from starting with the design students onwards.

Still waiting for a working solution

So as we use none facility sites, we need enough water for cooking washing up, washing us, and brewing up 

Bad back, knakered knee.   Umpteen trips to the water point out of the question.  lifting 5 gal every time I need water not good.  Bending down not a problem,  it's the getting up again that's hard 

Now if I could fill one 10gal carrier tote it on it's wheels and then pump it up to hand height then I would be on happy bunny. 

Cost is also a factor so anything over £20 complete is a none stater

As is all the duff systems I've already bought and thrown 

 

Razbod

your sink and plug idea sound's great .

did you just silicone the  drain in place, in the bowl . As i feel like trying this myself .

because i have a three shelve unit  with built in sink,and its getting on a bit  so i fancy playing around  and altering it  ..  

I love that Pheonix, very good idea!  

I use this, it's really handy for washing up, draining water from cooking, washing clothes - very handy item.  We just have a tube running into a trug.  Running water on tap would be brilliant tho

Quote: Originally posted by oldham on 19/6/2010

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Quote: Originally posted by british bronco on 19/6/2010

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??? Have camp sites got rid of water taps then! ????

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As far as I'm aware  water taps are available  on site,  but they don't do .serviced pitches for tents yet.  EHU yes water no, 

So although I can fetch by any means I choose, It still means backache every-time I want a brew.

Yes I could use a pop bottle, but as we use  no facility sites that's an awful lot of trips to the field tap at 300ml a go 

Now this problem has been brought up many times this year from starting with the design students onwards.

Still waiting for a working solution

So as we use none facility sites, we need enough water for cooking washing up, washing us, and brewing up 

Bad back, kna

Now if I could fill one 10gal carrier tote it on it's wheels and then pump it up to hand height then I would be on happy bunny. 

Cost is also a factor so anything over £20 complete is a none stater

As is all the duff systems I've already bought and thrown 

 

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Quote: Originally posted by hlk01 on 19/6/2010

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lol woofers, we have the same Coleman ( don't mention backgammon :) )

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Don't you love it!

I haven't played backgammon on it as yet, I like the game tho.  Have you?

Quote: Originally posted by Woofers on 19/6/2010

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I love that Pheonix, very good idea!  

I use this, it's really handy for washing up, draining water from cooking, washing clothes - very handy item.  We just have a tube running into a trug.  Running water on tap would be brilliant tho

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