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Just got back from a rather windy (gale force), atlantic coast sand dune site, and was really pleased that the young salesman from Millets advised me to purchase some bright yellow plastic pegs for soft ground. He said that these would stay in the sandy ground better than the steel pegs we had. Boy, how right he was. The tent didn't budge but the two next to us had pegs flying out left right and centre.
As we are new to camping (this was our first trip) I searched the internet for this site and have to admit that that all the info I have read has really helped us out. My 9 year old son and I are already planning our next trip for half term and can't wait.
Camping is great, I wish I had done this eariler!!!
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Topic: Delta Tent Pegs
if you like Maiden have you heard any of Blaze www.planetblaze.com his solo stuf is awsome nip in to the fourm as we have our own camping group the BBC (Blaze Board Campers )
a few of the blaze mob are on here too 
