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06/9/2013 at 10:51am
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There's been some lovely stories, so thanks for sharing. All this talk of young love, I just wanted a mucky weekend!!
I love the mattress, FOO, there was none of this posh equipment we get nowadays. (My parents took us away in a ridge tent during the 70's)
I haven't used it in years, Volk Scot. In fact, I didn't expect it to be in one piece. The cross bar needs fixing and it would be fine after that.
My tent has marks on the inside and it does have rather a unique smell, Campernic. After putting it up after so long, I had forgotten how you have to mess around getting it all straight, and the back of the fly sheet rides rather high. Oh, and knocking the poles all the time! Still, it was all great stuff.
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06/9/2013 at 11:21pm
Location: North Herts Outfit: Monterey4 Cabanon E
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Aw, it was this tent (borrowed from my big sis) that got me back into camping 7 years ago.
We took it to Dorset, Durdle Dor campsite, but the ground and weather was so wet we ended up in a B&B, put off by the manager's "don't go there, we've been pulling em out with the tractor".
So we came home, and I put it up in the garden (foolishly I'd not even tried before and about 18 years since I'd pitched a tent) but it was a cinch to pitch solo.
We had dinner in it, cooked on my sister's suitcase stove: bacon sarnies and a nice cuppa.
Since then, I've been buying and selling tents like a Lloyds trader. Oh, and using them too on occasion
FoO and Val - I loved your tales of young love, canvas style.
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