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Subject Topic: Awning or no Awning
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29/5/2007 at 8:46pm
 Location: March cambs
 Outfit: Skoda Superb MK2 SE & abby vogue 460
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we use the awning with a sleeping pod in when we take our grandson with us also I like sitting under canvas

David



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29/5/2007 at 9:04pm
 Location: West Midlands
 Outfit: Bailey Pageant Sancerre
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Hi

I hate to admit it but we have 3 awnings.

1 a full size for the big long holiday.2- The midi porch for long/spring/autumn weekends. 3- the porch awning (10 mins to put up) for Winter/knowing its going to rain/short weekends.

I hate opening the door and getting wet, it also gives our Springers chance to slow down too.

 

Noffy

 

 



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29/5/2007 at 9:30pm
 Location: West Midlands
 Outfit: Bailey Pageant Sancerre
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I agree with the my husband Noffy its most awful opening the door and getting wet but not sure whether I agree with the statement "it helps to slow our springers down" they just go under the awning!


29/5/2007 at 10:09pm
 Location: oxfordshire
 Outfit: Hi Gear Corado 6 & Outwell Virginia 5
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We have an easy porch awning which we have used once i like awnings to store coats etc in but OH hates them & we always end up arguing, it was half way up this week then an argument occurred so i just said thats it im taking it down........which i did on my own!

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30/5/2007 at 7:09pm
 Location: None Entered
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Hi kev we found it a pain to use the awning all the time

so we got ourselves a canopy

we put a wind breaker round it

will  post the link hope it comes in handy

plus there book is so much cheaper than shop prices

http://www.ukcampsite.co.uk/redirect.asp?redir=http://www.towsure.com/search

once again hope it helps

      sue and ralph



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31/5/2007 at 2:16pm
 Location: Callington Cornwall
 Outfit: Willerby Salsa
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We need an awning, because if it's raining, we can towel the dogs off, we can also store our wet coats and shoes in there.


31/5/2007 at 11:36pm
 Location: Great Yarmouth Norfolk
 Outfit: Fleetwood Cavendish
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Well after getting put off errecting awnings when we had a folding camper because it was very large and putting it up with a verticaly challanged wife and 80 odd (not odd) mother in law, I thought I'd not bother with one when we changed to a caravan.  However, we bought a synthetic light wieght awning and its a doddle to put up even on my own. I like the extra room it gives for eating and its handy for the two dogs we have.  So I must admit if I'm staying for more than 1 night, I'm always quick to pop the awning up.  Cheers from Dave

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01/6/2007 at 12:03am
 Location: Wakefield West York
 Outfit: Swift Basecamp+ Fo
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Without kids - for a reasonable length of time then I would still like my Porch - Inace Kalahari.  It goes up quickly with little bother and extends the unit for cooking/sitting/eating.  I don't think a full size awning is necessary unless you're taking offspring - then the more space the better.

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