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13/5/2012 at 10:16pm
Location: Cleethorpes Outfit: Outwell Nevada & Lichfield Vermont
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Quote: Originally posted by carol benham on 11/5/2012
Other traditions include Forgetting to bring something and having to stop off on way to buy"it"
Exactly this!!! We have more camping mugs and pans than you could imagine! On the last trip, the nearest big town was actually out home town. Over the winter, the camping kit had been raided for all kinds of stuff - mugs, measureing jug, masher, matches, a power adapter for something or other. When we arrived, we decided we needed mugs but could do without the rest. The only place that sold them was a posh garden centre - £14.00 later, I had 2 bone china mugs........ not ideal for camping and now in my kitchen cupboard while the hunt for new camping mugs commences before the next trip!!!
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15/5/2012 at 1:49pm
Location: North west Outfit: Kalahari 8
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2 big bowl of scouse with some crusty bread round the camp fire on the first night followed by full English next morning.
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15/5/2012 at 5:54pm
Location: East Sussex Outfit: None Entered
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OH reminded me of another: the purchase of a disposable barbecue on the only sunny day, taken home at the end of the trip because it was never nice enough for a barbie!
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18/5/2012 at 8:19am
Location: Suffolk Outfit: Eriba Famila 320
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I always take the first tea towel I bought when my hubby and I first started going camping 20 years ago, I take it even when I go away with the Beavers. I might not use it, but it still goes with us.
Like several others on here I make a big pot of chilli and we have that on the first night we're away.
Fiona
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