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02/8/2009 at 12:21pm
Location: North Yorkshire Outfit: Holi * Perran 4 * Airedale 5
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Have a look at the Licata 400
------------- Helen xx
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02/8/2009 at 5:13pm
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Hi Pfisher.
We took a quick pitch tent with us this year for overnight stops in France, as we travel from NW UK, we stopped at Arras and Chalon-Sur-Saone, on the way to the Southern Ardeche which in total is a 1000 miles one way, so thats 4 overnights in total, but to be honest we ended up using the B&B and F1 hotels for the overnights, at under £50 including breakfast, a pop per night, so much less hassel for the journey to and from your main site, I won't be taking a tent for overnights again next year that's for sure.
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02/8/2009 at 5:24pm
Location: Scotland Outfit: Nevada3 Evo 600DL Andorra Elzas
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Surely the Idaho is one of the quicket put up tents for that number of people ? Other than 2 pop ups, I can't see it getting much quicker.
------------- Christine
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02/8/2009 at 5:34pm
Location: S. Cheshire Outfit: VangoPulseCarolina L Khyamconquest
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Or, perhaps, you could have a look at the khyam freelander deluxe, quick erect and a small package ! !
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03/8/2009 at 12:21am
Location: Cambridgeshire Outfit: Moslty in a Pennine Pathfinder nowaday
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Hmm, I'd consider 15kg (and so I assume a matching bulk rather to much for an overnighter.)
We bought a Sunncamp Evolution 300 earlier thisa year (an Ebay bargain - unused, supposedly ex-display, but didn't appear to ahev been ever out of the bag).
It is sold as a 3 berth, but we can fit 4 of us in (2 adult 2 kids - not much spare space , but then we don't need it. Not standing height at all, but the design is pretty sturdy, and we also wanted something that would take the wind as we sometimes pitch ina friends pennine field. The poprch area is big enough to sit in in the evening on the floor in the rain if we needed to.
It is very easy and quick to pitch.
Alternatively, the Evo 400 - a bit bigger and heavier, but standing room.
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04/8/2009 at 4:17am
Location: wales united kingdom Outfit: terra nova.eureka.quechua.Hennessy
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I bought an Outwell Jersey S pop up tent.Both the S and M have a HH of 3000.Guaranteed not to get wet on an overnight sleep.
------------- Boris Karloff: '' now will you give me my chalk!? ''
My Tents:
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Hennessy Hammock Explorer Deluxe.
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04/8/2009 at 11:54am
Location: Scotland Outfit: Coachman Highlander (Amara)
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We havethe quechua 4.2 which comes with groundsheet and 2 bedrooms - it's great for overnights or short stays and even better - I managed to put it up and take it down in no time myself when I got it as I couldn't wait for hubby to get home!
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04/8/2009 at 9:15pm
Location: Southern England Outfit: Pennine Pullman
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We went camping with a few other families recently and one of them had the quechua 4.2. What a fantastic tent. It really did go up within a couple of minutes and down, too. I would really like one if our family weren't so big.
------------- Pauline
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05/8/2009 at 1:11pm
Location: None Entered Outfit: None Entered
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We have an Outwell Jersey M pop-up for overnight stops. It has stood up to some serious wind and rain and we've never had a problem with it. However, it's great if you're just looking for somewhere to sleep for the night - if you want somewhere to sit when the weather is foul, it doesn't fit the bill. Which is why we've now bought the Khyam Freelander, a 3-berth with plenty of space, including somewhere to sit in the rain. It goes up in minutes (not seconds like the pop-up) and comes down just as easily.
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05/8/2009 at 1:52pm
Location: None Entered Outfit: Coleman Modulus X4 & 2 x Quechuas
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Another vote for the Quechua 4.2 (no adding on tents - it's a 4 man popup vis-a-vis). We did 2 weeks in it with 2 adults and 2 kids.
It really is quick to put up and take down - made packing up almost a pleasure!
Well worth it.
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05/8/2009 at 3:15pm
Location: Leeds Outfit: Airgo Cirrus Lakeside 600 Go-Pod
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we have the vango dart 200 - it is a fab tent and easily sleeps 2 so a couple of those would be great. Other than that the Vango swift looks good.
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