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PersonCaligula
25/6/2019 at 8:01am
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Quote: Originally posted by Mucker1884 on 26/4/2019
It may not be illegal, but the kids will at least want to be adopted when they get home!

Assuming they have duvets at home, sleeping bags for camping are a must. That's what camping is all about... in a tee shirt, in a sleeping bag, in a tent!
Whatever next?... telly, tablets, and table lamps!








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Getting your tent warm is great but be carefull about condensation.. mould on your tent is a bugger to get off


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Quote: Originally posted by Campy C on 26/6/2019
Getting your tent warm is great but be carefull about condensation.. mould on your tent is a bugger to get off


We've always used a heater in our tents, including overnight if necessary and never had an issue with condensation or indeed mould.

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PersonNdBuk
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Surely a heater would prevent condensation? Doesn't that happen on cold surfaces?

As long as you're not closing all the vents to 'keep the heat in' and keeping all the moisture in at the same time...


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Surely the best way to keep warm is drink a pint of hot scrumpy and ginger and snuggle up with the one you love.   


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Pack your stuff /equipment in cardboard boxes then flattened these and put them under your airbed great..


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Quote: Originally posted by Eddie and ali on 11/7/2019
Pack your stuff /equipment in cardboard boxes then flattened these and put them under your airbed great..

Ooh that's good, I like that



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