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I can only say that after using the plastic deltas for a number of years ive never camped anywhere yet that I couldnt get them in the ground they are so tuff you can even drive them in with a lump hammer
2 years ago we were hit by gale force winds gusting up to 60mph (so the man on the beeb said) and out of 16 tents there were only 2 still standing us in our Vermont and a little Terra Nova tent. The only pegs to pull out were the 4 rock pegs used on the rear vents all the Deltas held firm
This year in the Jubilee week storms down in Dorset this time in our Nevada M with open canopy the Deltas held firm while the tent next to us lost its canopy over the fields complete with pegs
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Experience enables you to recognize a mistake when you make it again.
Everything has been said before, but since nobody ever listens we have to keep going back and saying it all over again and again and again
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Topic: Delta`s
