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[Camp Moose]

ignore.

[subaqua]

having just had all my camping gear out on the lounge floor, I realised that a lot of it is in carrier bags. perhaps gonna get some sturdy plastic crates with lids and handles, and box the gear up properly. might make it easier to load and unload, maybe

Staples is your friend here .

http://www.staples.co.uk/office-supplie ... ganisation

we use a few of the 84 litre boxes and its surprising what will fit into such a small space with careful packing. I can get 3 in the back of the Jeep ( yes Nutgone i mentioned it again get over it ) and the big tent.

[nutgone]

we use a few of the 84 litre boxes and its surprising what will fit into such a small space with careful packing. I can get 3 in the back of the Jeep ( yes Nutgone i mentioned it again get over it ) and the big tent.

Give my regards to Tarquin & Jemima won't you.

[subaqua]

we use a few of the 84 litre boxes and its surprising what will fit into such a small space with careful packing. I can get 3 in the back of the Jeep ( yes Nutgone i mentioned it again get over it ) and the big tent.

Give my regards to Tarquin & Jemima won't you.

yes certainly i will use my indicators ( fitted as standard unlike on a Beemer) when i pass them safely with 4-5 ft

now poor person get out of my way or i shall release the hounds

[nutgone]

we use a few of the 84 litre boxes and its surprising what will fit into such a small space with careful packing. I can get 3 in the back of the Jeep ( yes Nutgone i mentioned it again get over it ) and the big tent.

Give my regards to Tarquin & Jemima won't you.

yes certainly i will use my indicators ( fitted as standard unlike on a Beemer) when i pass them safely with 4-5 ft

now poor person get out of my way or i shall release the hounds

very good sir.

[nutgone]

Now, back to winter purchases, I picked mine up today, got it back to it's storage place & had a little play with it.

I took some pics & think it's probably going to be best if I put a thread in the caravan section, in due course.......

(there's a hint there somewhere as to what the "winter purchase" actually was )

[subaqua]

Now, back to winter purchases, I picked mine up today, got it back to it's storage place & had a little play with it.

I took some pics & think it's probably going to be best if I put a thread in the caravan section, in due course.......

(there's a hint there somewhere as to what the "winter purchase" actually was )

I am guessing it isn't a tent

[M0KAS]

could be a trailer with an aluminium tent stuck on top,

[nutgone]

Here's the link to the thread. It's quite a big winter purchase, but I bet it's not the most expensive winter purchase of the forum.......

http://www.thecampingforum.co.uk/forum/folding-campers-caravan-and-campervans/topic4068.html

[subaqua]

Here's the link to the thread. It's quite a big winter purchase, but I bet it's not the most expensive winter purchase of the forum.......

http://www.thecampingforum.co.uk/forum/folding-campers-caravan-and-campervans/topic4068.html

for what you paid thats a good cheapish winter purchase. like tents though its going to suck your money out of you. good fun though

[Gav]

I chucked the 2 kids airbeds away at Pillaton so i am going to get a double for the little ones.

The other thing that the OH wants is a Outwell Richmond Kitchen Table.



Not sure why but i think she misses the sink when we go away

Hi Rob.
The new Outwell quick erect units are first class and so quick and easy to put up, and that's the one you can keep a gas bottle in,
Regards
Rex.

We've had one of these for a few years. Very quick to put up and put away. Though have never used the sink - a bowl is a lot more practical. Also after a few years use, the thin metal strips that slot in to keep the wind break in place have got twisted. Still a really useful bit of kit.
We've not got a stove with a large gas bottle - but that space always gets used for something.