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29/7/2015 at 8:48am
Location: Suffolk
Outfit: Eriba Famila 320
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Quote: Originally posted by Jinjerine on 28/7/2015
Ok so tent is now unpacked in my living room. Guy ropes were still wet 😁 husband is fuming! He's said I'm to sell tent and never going camping again! Oh dear 😩 For a 2 day camp trip.... No it's not worth this hassle haha.
Tell him not to be so silly.
Every weekend since the end of April we've been away with either our big Vango, the small Colemans or one of our Cubs huge tents. Our own tents get dried in the garden and the Cub tents get put on the racks at the Scout HQ for a few days. If it was me, I would remove the guy ropes and dry them so you can out the dry tent away. Just don't forget them next you go and you will.
If we said that every time it rained we would have given up camping years ago.
The worst one we had was putting a soaking went tent in the boot of our already full classic car. Hubby was more worried about the water in the boot and rotting the car than the tent.
I've got a tent on the washing line now that's still wet and its been there since Sunday afternoon.
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