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Quote: Originally posted by moonstone on 11/6/2012
Quote: On our site many tents struggled, except perhaps a very nice Outwell Montana with steel poles which was side to the wind but withstood all galeforce wind admirably.
i wonder if that was us... 
Moonstone, if you were in Fakenham then the Monty I'm referring to is yours, since there was only one Monty on our field. If so, it's a small world isn't it! 
It is mostly true that as soon as you pitch your tent "bum to the wind" the Wind Gods note this and change the wind direction immediately after you put the last peg in...
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My OH is convinced that a permanent raincloud follows my tent where ever it is pitched. Apparently, I could end all drought and famine in Africa simply by pitching my tent there!
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Topic: Who`s still standing?
