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depends on the ground.
hard standing, or stony ground you need rock pegs, screw in or hammer in, the choice is yours.
"normal" grass, I use either the sup[plied plastic pegs, or some of the bent metal tent pegs.
on softer grass, the V pegs.
biggest thing to remember is to angle the begs about 45degrees AWAY from the awning, then the pull is pulling sideways on the peg, so will offer the greatest resistance.
Id go for the ladders for the most part, they give the best amount of adustment for uneven ground
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Topic: Awning ties
