Quote: Originally posted by moonstone on 03/5/2013we have two windbreaks (stone wall design) and they curve around to form a semi enclosed area in front of our tent...we leave a gap in the front so that we can peek out at what's going on around us, but still enjoy the benefit of having a nice draught free zone to relax and bbq in...
Funnily enough, despite what I said in my earlier post about walls, I was looking at those stone wall effect ones just the other night! LOL.
The one I saw only had the print on one side though, which kind of put me off. Is yours only one sided, moonstone?
I'd still prefer polycotton though, in all honesty.
I may look a little harder, when I can be bothered! (Not in any rush).
Quote: Originally posted by Mucker1884 on 03/5/2013
Quote: Originally posted by moonstone on 03/5/2013we have two windbreaks (stone wall design) and they curve around to form a semi enclosed area in front of our tent...we leave a gap in the front so that we can peek out at what's going on around us, but still enjoy the benefit of having a nice draught free zone to relax and bbq in...
Funnily enough, despite what I said in my earlier post about walls, I was looking at those stone wall effect ones just the other night! LOL.
The one I saw only had the print on one side though, which kind of put me off. Is yours only one sided, moonstone?
I'd still prefer polycotton though, in all honesty.
I may look a little harder, when I can be bothered! (Not in any rush).
yup...ours are one sided...the non-printed side is basically a bleached off-white cotton colour...on sunny days the wall pattern shows thru on the blank side, but i can't say that the plain side bothers me...if anything it's a nice colour that reflects a lot of light...plus it is definitely better than having to look out onto the garish stripey plastic windbreaks we endured for many many years...oh and the stone wall effect really does look extremely cool from a distance...
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Quote: Originally posted by mikegalagher on 03/5/2013Mcguire, I kid you not. I'm laid out on the assessment bed being checked by my consultant for my last op.
He says, "is that an iPhone in your pocket?"
I say "no, I'm just pleased to see you".
It's funnier if you've been waiting for 4 months to get an appointment.
iPhone 4 or 5...? Bit of difference in size. Made me laugh out loud by the way.
You now realise your on the special NHS visitor list. No consultations without two members of staff being present....
Quote: Originally posted by Mucker1884 on 03/5/2013
Thanks Moonstone,
Any chance of a live action pic or two?
unfortunately not at the mo, but i'll be sure to take some pics in a couple of weeks when we head off on our first trip of this year...if i remember i'll take some from a distance too so you can see the full effect...
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"tereba nessa, kemer wyth"
.~*MOONIE*~.
Snowdonia - Peak District - Brecon Beacons - Lake District
Quote: Originally posted by mcguire6078 on 03/5/2013
Quote: Originally posted by mikegalagher on 03/5/2013Mcguire, I kid you not. I'm laid out on the assessment bed being checked by my consultant for my last op.
He says, "is that an iPhone in your pocket?"
I say "no, I'm just pleased to see you".
It's funnier if you've been waiting for 4 months to get an appointment.
iPhone 4 or 5...? Bit of difference in size. Made me laugh out loud by the way.
You now realise your on the special NHS visitor list. No consultations without two members of staff being present....
LOL. 'pparently, he's a huge Apple fanboy. The irony is, mine's a Samsung Galaxy. I wouldn't entertain a Cupertino product. But yes, I'm on some kind of NHS register, "special precautions necessary"
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