Quote: Originally posted by footso on 05/6/2009
I have never found a use for ehui I realy do not know what I would do with it . I like to get away from it all
I would imagine they make an exellent washing line strung between 2 trees lol!
We don't use it. The only reason I ever would is because I really feel the cold and sometimes I wish we had a heater.
But as a bit of a greenie I find the idea of literally "heating the sky" (as my Dad used to say when I left the door open!) wasteful and pointless.
Also I would be scared of opening the floodgates of taking godknowswhat with us. Suddenly taking a hairdryer and straighteners would seem like an option and quite frankly we may as well stay in a cottage if we go down that route....
------------- Next trip: Applecross, Scotland. June 21st - 26th 2009
We don't use it. The only reason I ever would is because I really feel the cold and sometimes I wish we had a heater.
But as a bit of a greenie I find the idea of literally "heating the sky" (as my Dad used to say when I left the door open!) wasteful and pointless.
Also I would be scared of opening the floodgates of taking godknowswhat with us. Suddenly taking a hairdryer and straighteners would seem like an option and quite frankly we may as well stay in a cottage if we go down that route....
I agree with you about "heating the sky". I have straighteners that run off the car cigarette lighter socket though!
I camped for about 30 years before EHU's became available for tents about 8 or 10 years ago, so I find it intriguing that many relative newcomers to camping consider it to be essential.
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