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13/4/2019 at 6:46am
Location: Derby.
Outfit: Karsten 350+Awnings
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We went from Vango Icarus 500 to Kampa Filey 6 Classic + Kampa Frinton 4 Classic, all within the first few months of our camping career.
The only thing I missed was that, due to the direction of the way the bedroom doors opened, we went from beds (2 x singles) being to the outside edges of the room, with shared storage/dressing space being the spacious (and tallest) part to the centre of the room (in the Vango), to pushing the beds together centrally, and each having a smaller separate storage/dressing area to each outside edge of the room (in both Kampa's).
To be fair, we've since gone to a single room tent, effectively with no separate bedroom, and still have the beds pushed together centrally, but I still miss being as far away from Muckerette as possible!
Ear plugs help on one score, of course, but not with the bloody fidgeting!
If only Karsten did an inflatable vis-a-vis!
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). It was a win-win situation--the caravanners could shoot off every weekend to a "rally" ..this is where people go to sit in a tiny box and watch a tiny tv in the middle of a field before meeting up on evenings to sit on hay-bales and discuss "outfits"before returning for a wee in a tiny tent full of creepy crawlies-- and I would be living the dream in my bright orange tent(camoflaged with branches etc so the farmer wouldnt see).
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