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Anyone know if these exist - where to get one from?

I think it would save a lot of time when packing up after camping on a muddy pitch.

A cheap tart will work just fine, it doesnt have to be an official footprint.

Will save you some money too :)

Just remember to tuck any excess under or it will catch rain

Angie

A cheap tart will work just fine, it doesnt have to be an official footprint.

Will save you some money too :)

Just remember to tuck any excess under or it will catch rain

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Don't tell the OH - struggling with room in the car as it is with all the camping gear.

(Sorry Angie, please don't be offened)

Oops ! lol

Was maybe a little early for me to try something as difficult as typing :)

Least it made someone laugh lol

Offended? Am almost crying laughing here

Angie

Afterthought... a cheap TARP would be easier to fit in the car lol

Angie

Cheap tarts aren't all they are cracked up to be. Better off with an expensive one!

Will keep an eye out for a tarP big enough - or will I need to bodge two together. My tent is 7.5 metres long.

I found some the other day cos we hadn't found the right one.  Saved it on daughters lap top cos mine had packed in (at 3 days old - another story there).

Will go and persuade her to let me on hers and find it and post you the link.

When we were looking I went on the makers site and found the dealers then phoned round them till we got one.

We have a Horizon 8 and just bought a Tarp from B&Q for under £8.  It was almost the same width and a little short so rather than buying another large one from B&Q got a small Tarp from No Frill's DIY for £1.50.  And its almost the perfect size.

So for under a Tenner, it does the same job.