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14/9/2007 at 6:19pm
 Location: kilmarnock
 Outfit: fox continental
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Quote: Originally posted by sadsetts on 14/9/2007
There must be something in the skin so soft against midges thing........... the royal marines who guard the nuclear sub bases up in scotland buy it by the case full, it even gets a mention on MOD web sites.
maybe the lads just like their skin soft if there are any lads on here i must stress iam only JOKING

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15/9/2007 at 2:21pm
 Location: Essex
 Outfit: Vango Colorado 800 DLX
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I tend to use the expedition plus mozzie repellant and mosquito coils and it works, plus i wear a light wicking shirt. As for condensation, the only way to really control it is by getting a good air flow between the inner tent and the outer skin. A footprint groundsheet is ok but if you are improvising then you should never allow a groundsheet to go beyond the pitch of the outer as you get a layer of water between the groundsheet and the the inners groundsheet and this causes leaks from the innertent groundsheet upwards.

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15/9/2007 at 4:16pm
 Location: kilmarnock
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who the hell invented marmite ,tried it once never again,,its a good groundbait additive though

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Neil and Anne,



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