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Topic: Have I got everything I need?
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30/8/2009 at 10:56pm
Location: Somerset Outfit: None Entered
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A pump for the air bed ?
What about one of those plastic backed picnic blankets for those sunny eves looking up at the stars, also good to wrap round yourself if it is a bit chilly.
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30/8/2009 at 11:28pm
Location: Derby Outfit: None Entered
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tin opener & coolbox
oh .......... and a good book
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31/8/2009 at 1:05am
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Matches or lighter unless stove is a self-igniter. Found buying 5-litre mineral water from supermarket better than water container. Just right size and at end can be disposed of in recycling.
------------- Mavis
It is easier to smile than frown so share a smile every day
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31/8/2009 at 1:14am
Location: Coventry Outfit: Cabanon Elody & Julie & Combicamp
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Hi Ash & welcome to the forum 
If you're using an airbed, you will need to take a fleece blanket to put between the airbed & your sleeping bag. The cold air in an airbed will cause condensation when the heat of your body meets it, so you will probably end up with a damp sleeping bag Just a cheapy fleece blanket makes all the difference.
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31/8/2009 at 3:56am
Location: Weegieland Scotland Outfit: SunValley 8
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Add some chunky bin liners. Not just for rubbish, but for keeping things off the ground and dry.
And a toolbox or emergency box, with a multitool and duct tape and spare pole as a minimum.
As for tent suggestions - perhaps you could give more idea about how you plan to use the tent - for how long, where and when, etc. Your list of essentials doesn't lend itself to being carried on your back, but is still pretty light.
cheers
Z
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