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Hello, yes, I've done it again and bought another tent and considering which of two others to release in its place.
I rashly purchased a Coleman Aspen 4L with front porch as I liked the front porch... rather than having to add a tarp or extension and think I can pitch it alone.
https://www.colemanuk.co.uk/tents-shelters/tents-by-style/family-tents/aspen-4l-te........
I bought at a good price (I think...) but have yet to pitch it.
I think I might liberate in its stead my steel-poled Outwell Monterey 4 which is great but, I can't put it up alone although I can the Cabanon and a previous fibre-glass poled tunnel tent of similar size. The Brean 3 and Osaki 3 are doddles.
I liked the aforementioned integral front porch, flat entry point and largish inner dining/sitting area. I mostly camp solo these days or with a friend (hence needing 2 bedrooms or at least a divider) so thought this would fit the bill, but can't see/find any reviews.
Any opinions received with grace. OH doesn't know ... but no change there.
PS: Coleman Aspen 4L - anyone have it?
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