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I dont do faffing on with sheets so 2 sleeping bags zipped together, its a good size and lovely and warm, they were 2 for £15 on the market so great value and easy to zip apart and wash with loads of fabric softener so they smell gorgeous when you get in!! LOL. Throw them under the seat and your sorted, trying to get a sheet and king size quilt stuffed under the bed isnt as quick, I did used to take quilts but think sleeping bags are a winner. I also get up a lot through night and its no hardship unzipping it a bit. Theres no gaps either for cold air to get in!! LOL
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Jan:Braids Gretna, Feb Stanwix Park Silloth & Braids Gretna,
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Topic: Quilts or sleeping bags??
