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08/4/2014 at 2:16pm
Location: widnes Outfit: nevada m+ vango banshee 200
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I use a sim, and that does me.also alot of people use a sleeping bag.hope this helps
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08/4/2014 at 6:45pm
Location: Aston Clinton Outfit: Kampa Holkham + Outwell Yukon River*
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As pewacker we just use a SIM on top together with a decent sleeping bag
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08/4/2014 at 8:58pm
Location: High Wycombe Outfit: Outwell Nevada M + Extension
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What happens if you dont have an EHU to run a fan heater on My BoB have you thought of that
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09/4/2014 at 8:24am
Location: Cumbernauld Scotland Outfit: Monty 6Icarus 500 Halo 300
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I would have advised a SIM too...Though I have never had the need for one as a mattress on my campbed...I use a carp fishermans 4 seasons s/bag which is fleece lined..Don't feel the cold from any direction(Over or Under)once I'm in there....And I don't use EHU...
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09/4/2014 at 9:50pm
Location: Suffolk Outfit: Eriba Famila 320
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I use one of the foil blankets and my old roll mat with a blanket and then my sleeping bag. My friend uses either a SIM or sheets of thick foam.
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10/4/2014 at 7:48pm
Location: Gloucestershire Outfit: Royal Pescara 8 & Quechua pop-ups
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If you have EHU take an electric blanket :)
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20/4/2014 at 9:48pm
Location: Twickenham Outfit: Vango Tigris 400
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We upgraded a few years back to camp beds and
have found what we think is the best and warmest solution, we now use duvets
and sheets and bring our own pillows from home, we didn’t throw away our blow
ups or sleeping bags but make use of them at the same time, half inflate your
air bed and slip it inside the sleeping bag, and use it on top of your camp bed,
this set up gives you a mattress to lay on as well.
Very warm
and comfortable at the same time, also use the space under the beds to store
your spare gear and stop any cold air rising, I have camped in all seasons
without EHU and never had the cold bed syndrome, using your every day pillow from
home with a spare camping cover, a duvet and sheet creates the same set up as
you have at home, that way you will get a great night’s sleep every night.
Campers
sometimes have to “rough it” a bit due to circumstances, but I always put the
maximum effort into my sleeping arrangements, you can do anything the next day
on a good nights sleep.
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