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O.H has a twitchy back, Iknow its horses for courses but will she get a better nights sleep on the old coleman dual airbed jobby or one of the put me up beds ie like the ones in argos halfords at 19.99 over to you guys.

We have hartford L (2bedroom) so have room for a put me up let us know will e chaps as I have to get this situation sorted cant afford both so any advice ie put me up bed laced with a duvet gonk bag on the top. etc

thank you Guys

Leezo

What about something like this

Thanks You Two Great Advice

Anybody else with some Tips

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ta leeZo

Quote: Originally posted by Leezo on 16/3/2006

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Thanks You Two Great Advice

Anybody else with some Tips

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ta leeZo

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Quote: Originally posted by big chris on 16/3/2006

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Quote: Originally posted by Leezo on 16/3/2006

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Thanks You Two Great Advice

Anybody else with some Tips

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ta leeZo

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Get a caravan lol

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This looks comfy...but probably is a wee bit extravigant for a tent...and you'd need a hell of a roof box...!!!

But seriously though, we use a Coleman Double Chamber affair. And its bloomin luverly. My wife actually slept better on it than our bed at home when she was pregnant last summer. We are debating whether to get two single camp beds to sit it on this season, so we arent on the ground...

Perhaps you should consider something with a firmer base, maybe a thin matress on something like this...

We have just bought one of these new fangled memory foam mattresses at home. The jury is still out for me but my wife has suffered a few aches that she didnt get with our old doingy spring effort.

my wife likes the memory foam matress but it gives me back ache lol; I like the orthapaedic type matress.

Leezo - I have back problems due to a slipped disc in my lumbar region, and I find the Coleman Comfort double airbed is great. Because the two chambers are separate we can have each side to our desired firmness, and if my back is a bit tender due to over exertion (walking, lifting heavy beers etc) I am not affected by him moving around in the night either.

The only advantage I can see to a camp bed is that it would be higher off the ground and lest of a problem for getting in and out of, but when I have lain on a canvas camp bed in the shop to try it, what strikes me is that it does not curve into my spine and so i don't think it would be sufficiently supportive for my needs.

Hope that helps!

Thanks Guys Thinks Me Got What I Wanted To Here

Ta LeeZo

Thanks Foggers & Hairyrod !

get drunk the first night then you should have no problems after that.

work's for me

I8Mud .....!

Great looking site in St Ives

Did it have EHU and is that slope worse than it looks or not

any chance you could forward me the name of the sight...

Ta LeeZo

                                  l8Mud

  Would love the site name to,looks great! Normally camp in Newquay,not camped in St Ives for five years. Does it have ehu?

 Cheers,Chantal.

It's Ayr Holiday Park.  Think it's got EHU - small tent pitches tho - (Max 20ft including pegging) - so no good for me now I've got a 23ft Monty !

Cheers, Dave