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We use guylines and a rope from our trailer to our tent or even a tree. See what other people have done on the site. Yes, I know some sites say no lines but if others do then we do.
Some sites have washing lines you need to ask. A couple I have been to have massive ones that I have put a whole wash onto and had space for my damp beach towels (5) and space left only 1/3 space used. Perhaps not your best lingerie or football shirts if away from your tent.
At sites in England we go for a week and I usually wash the shower/washing towels, couple of bits of underwear/socks and dirty clothes (the food dropped down it or went in the sea/pond wearing shorts but not swimming ones or the t-shirt that each child has been wearing for 3 days even though they have enough spare!!)
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Topic: Hanging up wet items
