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Originally posted by Surfer Ross View Post.......... and on that note Rich, you'll be happy to know that it passed its MOT with no advisories today
Now MOT'd until Feb 2011.
Tickets all booked now I just need some insurance and think I will get a warmer sleeping bag (was to cold last time I slept in the back of my van) then all sorted
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Originally posted by stormforce View Postthat never stopped you before Matt or is Mrs Slug reading the forum and give you a cuff round the earnee nar nee nar, i'm a fire engine!
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Originally posted by rbaz View PostWill be kipping in the back of mine when I collect it. Have a few hours to kill at Dover and a long drive through the night in France.
Blow up mattress may be a bit over the top for me sleeping bag and polystyrene roll should doAndy
http://www.surfingafrica.net
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Originally posted by Twisted Instigator View PostSorry peeps, i just tried to copy a pic from the external hard drive & paste onto here & it won't do it. That's the easy way ruled out, but i'm sure there's a less direct route that prob works.nee nar nee nar, i'm a fire engine!
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Originally posted by Twisted Instigator View PostSorry peeps, i just tried to copy a pic from the external hard drive & paste onto here & it won't do it. That's the easy way ruled out, but i'm sure there's a less direct route that prob works.https://www.facebook.com/groups/henpals/
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Well, I have the Quechua (double skin), a 3 man Vango for when the weather is likely to be really sh1tty, and a six man, 3 bedroom igloo for when I need to take family. The Quechua gets by far the most use, and is, despite what some have said, fine in poor weather.
When out for a weekend offroading, I nearly always sleep in the back of the truck as it nearly always p1sses down all weekend (Wales you see). Its fun waking up warm and dry, hearing the hail battering on the roof and looking through the windows to see the tattered ruins of tents all around and miserable campers huddled under trees
The Surf is a VERY comfortable place to be in nasty weather!Cutting steps in the roof of the world
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Originally posted by Apache View PostWell, I have the Quechua (double skin), a 3 man Vango for when the weather is likely to be really sh1tty, and a six man, 3 bedroom igloo for when I need to take family. The Quechua gets by far the most use, and is, despite what some have said, fine in poor weather.
When out for a weekend offroading, I nearly always sleep in the back of the truck as it nearly always p1sses down all weekend (Wales you see). Its fun waking up warm and dry, hearing the hail battering on the roof and looking through the windows to see the tattered ruins of tents all around and miserable campers huddled under trees
The Surf is a VERY comfortable place to be in nasty weather!It's only kinky the first time...
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This is what I'm after when I have the funds. £150 and the damn thing packs down even smaller (or at least less diameter) than my 2/3 man! http://www.quechua.com/EN/our-produc...%22&share=true
(So making you look less like a hero in a half shell when wearing it on your back
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Originally posted by stormforce View Postopen a photobucket account free and then upload your pics to there and then you can link to here from there then or if you want me to post it up then send it to me and i'll post it up for you
I shall endeavour to get a pic put on here.It's only kinky the first time...
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Originally posted by biosurf View PostThis is what I'm after when I have the funds. £150 and the damn thing packs down even smaller (or at least less diameter) than my 2/3 man! http://www.quechua.com/EN/our-produc...%22&share=true
(So making you look less like a hero in a half shell when wearing it on your back
Didn't realise quechua made tents that expensive, I always thought they specialised in the £20-40 range - I may have been too harsh.
To be honest you're always going to get what you pay for with a tent - just cos it only cost you £20 in Tescos doesn't mean you got a good deal. If you use it often enough, £150 can easily be just a few quid a night, and if your nights are dry and cosy as a result it's worth while.Andy
http://www.surfingafrica.net
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