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11/9/2013 at 9:16pm
Location: Dorset
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Ive camped in March non ehu and agree with all above. But also camping with littlelees in the colder months without ehu is only possible imho if it is dry. A Wet and cold early April camp nearly put my kids off camping for life.
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11/9/2013 at 10:18pm
Location: warrington
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if its wet I love Ehu cos I can dry my clothes and don't have to take lots of changes,also dries out the wet dogs
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