I can't believe this has happened again. Tragic. My thoughts are with her family.
------------- Mar - Milarrochy Bay - 9 days
Apr - Drayton Manor - 1 day
May - Saxdale - 4 days
May - Nantcol - 9 days
July - Weymouth - 1 day
July - Rozel Bay - 14 days
Aug - Corfe Castle - 2 days
Aug - Saxdale - 4 days
Sep - Stratford - 2 days
Oct - Stainforth - 2 days
Dec - Saxdale - 5 days
To be continued.....
I blame sewn-in groundsheets. I have been camping on and off for the best part of forty years and had never heard of anybody losing their life through fumes in a tent until relatively recently. Now, it doesn't even surprise or even shock me. Unfortunately, the trend to completely seal out the weather (whilst understandable to some extent considering what Britain's weather has become) also seals in whatever is in the tent. Either use electric with a hook-up, or don't have a SIG in the living area.
Quote: Originally posted by Chorleydave on 16/8/2011I blame sewn-in groundsheets. I have been camping on and off for the best part of forty years and had never heard of anybody losing their life through fumes in a tent until relatively recently. Now, it doesn't even surprise or even shock me. Unfortunately, the trend to completely seal out the weather (whilst understandable to some extent considering what Britain's weather has become) also seals in whatever is in the tent. Either use electric with a hook-up, or don't have a SIG in the living area.
R.I.P.
Yep, all sewn in groundsheet's fault and nothing to do with bringing a BBQ into an enclosed space...
RIP
Any newbie campers, please read the news articles about deaths in tents and DO NOT take a BBQ into the tent, even with the doors open.
Thoughts to the family, campsite owners, and fellow campers on the site, all who will be effected by this tragedy in different ways. Let's hope this tragic loss of life, and the following headlines on the news websites, will make other campers aware of the dangers of fumes within tents. Sad, sad, news.