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14/8/2011 at 8:24am
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Am wondering what is the least equipment i cna get away with for this year .Knowing i will end up buying more over the winter as my bank manger allows me to .
There are 5 of us myself and 4 children 2 being teens and i use a wheelchair hence need EHU
and shall apologise for all my questions all over the board.
Tent obviously am hopin a Cabaon Elody.
Decent sleeping bags.( last time good few years ago brought cheap and we was cold so put us of )
Eletric hook up.
Heater.
Airbeds.
and one of these for cooking on http://www.caseysoutdoorleisure.co.uk/tristar-griddle-347-p.asp
Kettle am thinking tescos/argos basic range or will i need a camping one
Fridge am wondering if cna get away with just using my sons mini plug in fridge for a short camp this year just for milk /cheese
Lights what do people use?
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14/8/2011 at 10:01pm
Location: lancs Outfit: coleman marseille 9 juno 500
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We use a griddle plate like that which is great for meat but we also use a twin electric hob, from argos it was around 15 pouns, but its geat for heating up, beans, soup, making chilli etc. We take a eletric fan heater for use at night, just a cheap one from argos (just remember you wont be able to use a lot of other electric item while using your fan heater) we use ufo lights, u can get these from wilkinsons. If you have a aldi near you, check them out as they tend to have camping stuff in at good prices.
We use a coleman confort air bed, its a great double air bed as its twin chamber so when hubby moves i dont get thrown in the air! The kiddies use sims, and under all beds we put a picnic rug the a fleece blanket ontop of the air bed then the sheet then sleeping bag and we are always lovely and warm!
Good luck and have fun shopping for your camoing trip!
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