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Our new Royal Winnipeg 4 has arrived, but when we unrolled the pack to check it was all there, the wrong instructions were included, I think for the Outwell Winnipeg. I googled for instructions and found a manual for the Winnipeg 6
http://data.manualslib.com/pdf/15/1427/142690-royal/winnipeg_6.pdf?4c26b7badbfdb43d456726c837b3de07
On reading through, I'm a bit bewildered by the part that reads there is an expandable hole in the groundsheet so the inner tents can be pegged to the ground. Am I being dimmer than usual? A hole in the ZIG? We've booked to go away at bank holiday for a proper pitching session but I'm not sure how a hole in the floor works if we have a lot of rain  or how I'm going to explain it to His Nibs. Usually the inners are just looped onto the groundsheet aren't they?
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Topic: Expandable hole in the groundsheet?
