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WITHDRAWN WILD COUNTRY ONE MAN TOURING HIKING TENT 2.4kg
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It is!
It is!
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I will do this if you're not just a tent kicker.......iscervo":2o2spwlj said:
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I will do this if you're not just a tent kicker.......
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Well he wants me to measure the size of my erection so I need to know he's serious.
Well he wants me to measure the size of my erection so I need to know he's serious.
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Ok will er, put it up tomorrow if it’s not too moist.
Ok will er, put it up tomorrow if it’s not too moist.
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Without wishing to spoil your thread, HistoryMan it's worth setting it up anyhow as these things can degrade with sun and time. On our honeymoon, the missus and I borrowed a tent from a friend (after ours had been trashed by some scumbag). Said friend handed over a perfect looking high quality tent last used in the early 90s. He'd used it for a summer on an archaeology dig I think.
Threading the poles through resulted in a couple of minor rips as the fabric had perished. Overnight, a mild gale and heavy rain tore bigger holes in it resulting in us abandoning camping and finding a hotel instead. Before I took it down, I found you could easily push your finger through any part of the ceiling and most of the sides.
Time and sun had turned a once great tent into a tent shaped object.
Without wishing to spoil your thread, HistoryMan it's worth setting it up anyhow as these things can degrade with sun and time. On our honeymoon, the missus and I borrowed a tent from a friend (after ours had been trashed by some scumbag). Said friend handed over a perfect looking high quality tent last used in the early 90s. He'd used it for a summer on an archaeology dig I think.
Threading the poles through resulted in a couple of minor rips as the fabric had perished. Overnight, a mild gale and heavy rain tore bigger holes in it resulting in us abandoning camping and finding a hotel instead. Before I took it down, I found you could easily push your finger through any part of the ceiling and most of the sides.
Time and sun had turned a once great tent into a tent shaped object.
