Point taken Caz ........ we do take our's in the awning (and tent at Brynich) if it rains ... but after cooking is all finished, we drench the beads with water .. to re-use (tight-arh-why-not)
We left ours in our tent when we went out for the evening, Before we wnet to bed we put it by the door. Also the desiign of the tent means that their is pleanty of ventalation. Wouldn't fancy it in once of these small domes with sewn in ground sheets all round though.
We usualy leave the BBQing to the outside Making a small circle of stones and placing the coals within, I wouldn't dream of putting anything so dangerous within ten feet of my tent and my children, If you think of the modern materials used for tents these days. Not many tents have a rear exit, I suppose not much use in the first place, once the fly sheet goes.
No leave that sort of danger well clear of the tent, and sleep soundly.
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Topic: couple dead in tent
