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Subject Topic: My very own camping cupboard
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16/3/2011 at 10:47pm
 Location: Essex
 Outfit: Outwell Ohio XL
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Tent, awning and poles are stored at my Mum's. Non perishable camping bits stay in the trailer and the remainder is in our box room.

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17/3/2011 at 2:08am
 Location: Coventry
 Outfit: Cabanon Elody & Julie & Combicamp
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Our trailer & all our camping gear is in the garage - the smaller stuff is stored in a double door metal cabinet in the garage. The camping stuff is kept lovely & warm as the garage has a large radiator. The poor cars sit on the drive in snow, ice, frost, wind, rain & sometimes even sunshine, because the poor things can't get into the garage for the blinkin camping stuff in there   You have to get your priorities right though don't you?  

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17/3/2011 at 5:37pm
 Location: North Yorkshire
 Outfit: Holi * Perran 4 * Airedale 5
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all my camping gear is in 2 large garden storage boxes, shelving unit and hanging hooks in the garage apart from the sleeping bags, fitted sheets and thermal toppers which live in the airing cupboard.

My garage is enourmous and I still wish it was bigger!!!



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17/3/2011 at 8:05pm
 Location: Norfolk
 Outfit: Cabanons - 5 of them!
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Quote: Originally posted by poppet156 on 16/3/2011
the portable toilet, which is the conservatory

 

Do you use it as an extra loo?



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17/3/2011 at 8:18pm
 Location: Norfolk
 Outfit: Cabanons - 5 of them!
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Long story, you'll be sorry you asked

A couple of years ago I decided our integral garage was just too small for anything other than a mini (cars in the 50's when the house was built must have all been tiny!). The cars had lived on the drive for years so, as I desperately needed some indoor office space I decided to build out from the existing garage to accommodate the pc, files etc etc. Well, that would have made the new room very long & narrow so I had a brainwave!! As we were losing the garage space (which housed all the usual clutter) I asked the builder to put up a stud wall to section off a third - using the existing small side door from the garage meant I had my much needed study and also a small integrated room with only 1 outside wall and an external door to, supposedly, house all the 'garage junk'. But of course while the building was going ahead, all the 'garage junk' had to find a new home, most of it in the shed or the loft. And of course, when the building work was complete, I don't need to ask you to guess what went into the new 'room' do I?  The garage junk remaine in the shed/loft and all my camping stuff has a lovely little house, warm, dry & snug and safe from harm. Here it is when it was starting to fill up!!

 

Yes, there's even carpet on the floor!

Sorry, that got a bit long didn't it?



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19/3/2011 at 12:03pm
 Location: London UK
 Outfit: Outwell Montana 6P + Front Awning
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3 places: under the stairs for the tent cooker and coolboxes etc. In the eves for all the other camping stuff - one section of the eves is full or our chairs sleeping bags, beds. And the trailer is in the front garden, secured to a ground anchor by a motorbike chain. Oh yes and the roofbox and camping gas is in the shed.

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