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14/6/2013 at 7:07pm
Location: Derby. Outfit: Karsten 350+Awnings
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Julie, if you want to cover it, and have the slightest experience of using a sewing machine, Muckerette informs me it is a "doddle" to make a made to measure slip over cover out of a couple of those small cheapy tarpaulin sheets from the pound shop(leave cooker on top, and wind shields, and just drop the cover over the whole lot, almost condom like, I suppose!
Make it to reach the ground, and add a couple of eyelets or similar, and you could even peg it down.
Muckerette made one, but we just don't bother covering ours any more, as it goes under a tarp.
I'll try and remember to put it on next time we go away, just to take a pic or two!! :-)
Mucker
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14/6/2013 at 11:28pm
Location: Devizes Wiltshire Outfit: MWB VW Crafter PVC
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My first camp kitchen is a 3-shelf concertina one from Aldi that came with a bag, and it served me well for 3 seasons.
It then started to break when one of the nuts that held it together fell off, and I treated myself to a Kampa Sergeant camp kitchen.
The concertina kitchen was difficult to put up, especially when I was tired, and I too have had a few trapped fingers.
Also, I had food such as bread being nibbled by the local wildlife when I was using the concertina kitchen.
The Kampa one is much easier to put up, sturdier too especially if I put metal lids from jars under the feet.
I carry rubber doorstops for levelling purposes.
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