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Subject Topic: Any tips for camping in a wet field???
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29/7/2007 at 7:01pm
 Location: Northumberland
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We used some  croc type sandals that u can step straight in and out of, kept  SIG nice  and clean.

If its wet biggest pain will be keeping inide clean when you pack up.

Mo



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Thanks for all the tips which I read before we went away this weekend. used a groundsheet under the tent, brilliant thanks.

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29/7/2007 at 9:08pm
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we have a 6ft long plastic carpet protector (those see through ones with little spikes)we use it outside the main door this lets you approach the door at different angles so the tooing and frowing takes longer to get muddy.
you can also take your boots off on it and step into the tent relatively mud free.the mud just washes of it using our "camping" broom which i use for persuading the canvas to go over the frame and the mrs for sweeping err floors


30/7/2007 at 11:06am
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Hi

Just got back from a weeks wet camping in Shaftesbury (also visited Longleat!). There doesn't appear to be much of a problem with flooding but the field we were in was very wet.

Make sure you have something under your sig as we didn't and it took ages to clean the tent when we got home.

Take a mat as suggested or use a bit of cardboard (I didn't even bother putting the groundsheet down in the porch) to take shoes off.

Take wellies or something for walking round in as all of our trainers got soaked within minutes and then couldn't be dried because of the weather.

Cooking outside was a bit of a problem and we did end up doing some cooking in the porch but all the doors open out on ours so there was really only cover above our heads.

My daughter went through so many clothes I couldn't beleive it so make sure you take plenty. I ended up putting her in shorts as her legs were easier to wash.

Most of all enjoy! We had a lovely day when we went to Longleat and there were plenty of dry spells the rest of the time.




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