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04/6/2007 at 11:55am
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Hi,
I was in a similar position to you last week. I've opted for a Vango Oregon 800 £200, we went for the extra space for storeage etc.
They do some smaller versions 6 and 4 berth for about £150.
Reading a number of posts on this excellent site gave me a few decent pointers. If you also go to the Vango website they show you a video of how to put the tent up that you can download to your phone or ipod and take with you to avoid the head scratching!!
I was advised to avoid the Easycamp range of tents aparently they are not particularly strong, cheap and cheerful was the description.
Good luck!
Russ.
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