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 Topic: folding the berghaus air 6
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23/6/2016 at 9:39am
Location: Northern Ireland
Outfit: Bell Tent Vango Coleman and Quechua
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another option is to buy a larger bag or do without the bag. I have a Bell Tent which has a particularly sturdy groundsheet and I just roll it up, secure it with either long velcro straps or bungees, and throw it in the car (or put bin liners over it if it's wet). I have to dry the tent properly at home anyway, even if it's just to ensure the guy ropes are bone dry. So no point worrying too much about the pack up at the campsite.
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