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04/10/2012 at 8:26am
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Quote: Originally posted by feeblecat on 01/10/2012
iMO camping is not about what you're "in" - its a state of mind. I see tenters who never stray far from their tv and consols, and i've seen caravanners who never sit inside except to go to bed, and vice versa and everything in-between. I've had every type of unit and absolutely enjoyed them all, all dependent on circumstances, lifestyle at the time. Now i'm back to a tin tent (for now). My "camping" feeling comes from sitting under my tarp or awning, watching the stars. Happy days!
I agree! What's an awning, except a tent to spring off a van? What's a van, except an organised, large trailer?
Depends how you look at it. We've had both and like both, but think of both ways as still camping.
Maybe it's about the person, not the unit?!
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23/10/2012 at 4:05pm
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we had a caravan 20yrs back when my son was small, didn,t go camping under the canvas until 2007, but will always stay with the tent. towing was no problem, better in the bad weather, warmer and more convenient with all the kitchen and fridge etc storage blah blah blah, but with the tent you get a sense of achievement and that does it for me,,,,,,,,,,,,,,plus i like the feeling of sitting in front of your cloth castle watching the world go by.
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