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16/7/2009 at 8:35pm
 Location: Cheshire
 Outfit: Outwell Nevada M
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Hi all, we are due to go on our first camping trip this year on 26/07 and as the weather is hit and miss at the moment I was wondering what people do to stop it getting muddy outside the tent entrance. I was thinking of useing tarpaulin or buying some eva mats but wondered what everyone else did. Thanks 17



16/7/2009 at 8:41pm
 Location: barnsley south yorks
 Outfit: 2012 coachman amara 550 5 ford kuga
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at the front of our awning door we have a rubber door mat to rub mud off then inside we have a proper doormat to dry feet on



16/7/2009 at 8:44pm
 Location: Manchester UK
 Outfit: Eriba Puck 230 GT plus tents
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Hi, we use a outdoor plastic doormat, the open type, then a cheap mat inside works for us

Andy



16/7/2009 at 8:57pm
 Location: North Yorkshire
 Outfit:  Lichfield Cotswold & Sunncamp Villa
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We also use a rubber door mat, the type with open holes, and inside a cheap carpet runner for taking wet/muddy shoes off on, if the runner ends up too manky we chuck it away at the end of the trip.


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Old cardboard boxes laid at the door to soak up the water, put the mat on that if you want to but cardboard don't half soak up the wet

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