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PersonFinnboy
18/7/2011 at 1:48am
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Amazing thread, and Ive never owned a canvas tent.

Wish I had now!

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Planned for next year, hopefully!

Summer Solstice wild camp.

Chilled in a Field, July.

Crantock, August. Fouth year with the fantastic Quechua Base Seconds 4.2!
..... and the odd night wild camping in my Argos 1 man tent...


PersonFotogen
18/7/2011 at 2:05am
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Quote: Originally posted by Stuart86 on 17/7/2011

 

Hello Mavis,
Can you tell me the name of the person who worked for me at Camping Europa, just curious?

Thank you for this update, much appriciate it.

Best regards,  Stuart.

Quote: Originally posted by Fotogen on 17/7/2011

Just to add a bit more to this thread. Turns out one of my friends, a neighbour in our housing complex, used to work for Stuart Burgess and Gerry Lloyd. We got on subject of camping in 70's and I remembered first tent I and OH had was a Blenheim. Small world isn't it.


Hi Stuart, his name is Andrew Nicholls and I think he was working for you in Dudley 1980-82.

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Mavis
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PersonStuart86
18/7/2011 at 9:35pm
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Hi Mavis,

Yes Andy worked with us but at School Rd, Yardley Wood, very keen on Sport at the time. Do you still see him?  He was not married at that time.

Best regards,
Stuart.



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PersonFotogen
18/7/2011 at 9:45pm
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Hi Stuart, he is married to the manager here in our retirement housing complex. If you want to get in touch with him let me have your email address to pass on to him.

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PersonCAZ1959
18/7/2011 at 11:45pm
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       Wow well what do I say,enjoyed this thread so much,please dont let it finish.



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June-Cornwall
July-Lincolnshire
September-Scotland
October-Cumbria


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Personrussandjax
19/7/2011 at 10:41am
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Just an amazing read!

How on earth did folk manage getting it in a car back then, as I'm sure vehicles were not as big back then?  Just shows how times change



PersonRobcorky
19/7/2011 at 10:52am
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The two bags of poles plus two bags of canvas etc fitted very neatly into our Volvo Estate and there was even room for a change of clothes and a tin of beans!

Whether we actually managed to get the Stuart Lloyd into the Citroen 2CV (our choice of cars was always "interesting"!) I can't remember but we definitely went camping in N Wales in that car.

We didn't have the problem but as it's a family tent I suppose you sometimes have to decide whether to take the kids or the tent.........


PersonFotogen
19/7/2011 at 2:20pm
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Quote: Originally posted by russandjax on 19/7/2011

Just an amazing read!

How on earth did folk manage getting it in a car back then, as I'm sure vehicles were not as big back then?  Just shows how times change


We had Mariner not a hatchback or estate car. 2 adults, with toddler in rear baby seat. Some stuff packed inside car and around her where safe - OH was a vehicle safety inspector for Dept of Transport so very careful. Tent inner, Tilley Talisman stove and gas, plus food crammed into boot. Tent canvas and frame plus pushchair on roof rack covered over with a big tarp well lashed down. No roof boxes then so far as I remember, but we didn't take much, not even a cooler. Eventually OH got some angle iron - part of old army bunkbeds - and wood then designed and made a trailer.

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Personpresterjohn
19/7/2011 at 11:05pm
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Quote: Originally posted by russandjax on 19/7/2011

Just an amazing read!

How on earth did folk manage getting it in a car back then, as I'm sure vehicles were not as big back then?  Just shows how times change



The good old roof rack was something almost everyone used to own back in the 70's and 80's. I seem to remember that most cars had the same kind of roof guttering so they were pretty universal in style and very cheap. I think mine cost around £15.00. add a couple of yards of polythene and an Octopus bungee and the world was your lobster when it came to transporting kit around.


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