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[Martin_1962]

I prefer my aluminium, wood, GRP, and ABS I think holiday home on wheels

there's nothing like a bit of under the canvas action to make you feel alive  

We have a double bed

[razzo]

I prefer my aluminium, wood, GRP, and ABS I think holiday home on wheels

there's nothing like a bit of under the canvas action to make you feel alive  

We have a double bed

get a tent, why get a nice, well equipped, luxury & fast car, then restrict yourself by towing a shed all over the place, get an outwell Hartford you will love it. As you are not towing & not restricted speed wise you can be at the bar first  

[TheBoy]

I prefer my aluminium, wood, GRP, and ABS I think holiday home on wheels

there's nothing like a bit of under the canvas action to make you feel alive  

We have a double bed

My tent has a bloody great queen size bed, incredibly comfy, far better than any caravan bed I've ever slept on.

[Martin_1962]

I prefer my aluminium, wood, GRP, and ABS I think holiday home on wheels

there's nothing like a bit of under the canvas action to make you feel alive  

We have a double bed

My tent has a bloody great queen size bed, incredibly comfy, far better than any caravan bed I've ever slept on.

I sleep better in the van than at home

[Marks DTM Calib]

Thats the carbon monoxide from the gas fridge and heater....

[Darth Loo-knee]

just bought one of these- item number 150152625093 on ebay. easy ti fit up and a stand up middle section excellent!!

Well yours is less waterproof than mine
We will all be in "Timbuk Towers" or TB's "Air Raid Shelter" I can see it coming

[Darth Loo-knee]

Personally recommend the Family Khamsin, basically due to the ease to pitch, and the Geodesic design, enough height inside, downside is that they are expensive, and you could potentially get cheaper and larger tents. key in design for me though is the poles and geo design the khamsin poles are T7 aluminium (VERY LIGHT). If you are going for a tent I would recommend either aluminium or steel poles (carbon fibre poles I now steer clear of). Good point about the tent it is self supporting, and you only need to peg out the guy ropes if it gets really really windy

http://www.fieldandtrek.com/product.asp?src=tradedoubler&pf_id=32188&sfile=1&cat_id=SPEC

Mike you can get a house for 350 quid in MASSIVE

[Crazydad]

just bought one of these- item number 150152625093 on ebay. easy ti fit up and a stand up middle section excellent!!

Well yours is less waterproof than mine
We will all be in "Timbuk Towers" or TB's "Air Raid Shelter" I can see it coming

By the sound of you lot, I think that it entirely depends on where the Bar is to be Honest,  

[Darth Loo-knee]

I prefer my aluminium, wood, GRP, and ABS I think holiday home on wheels

I had a caravan myself until about a month ago when i sold it on Fleabay as I was so fed up with the weather. I hated towing especially down those tight lanes in Cornwall i used to close my eyes and squeeze my arse cheeks
Glad see the back of it

[MikeDundee]

I prefer my aluminium, wood, GRP, and ABS I think holiday home on wheels

I had a caravan myself until about a month ago when i sold it on Fleabay as I was so fed up with the weather. I hated towing especially down those tight lanes in Cornwall i used to close my eyes and squeeze my arse cheeks
Glad see the back of it

You saw the light

[MikeDundee]

Personally recommend the Family Khamsin, basically due to the ease to pitch, and the Geodesic design, enough height inside, downside is that they are expensive, and you could potentially get cheaper and larger tents. key in design for me though is the poles and geo design the khamsin poles are T7 aluminium (VERY LIGHT). If you are going for a tent I would recommend either aluminium or steel poles (carbon fibre poles I now steer clear of). Good point about the tent it is self supporting, and you only need to peg out the guy ropes if it gets really really windy

http://www.fieldandtrek.com/product.asp?src=tradedoubler&pf_id=32188&sfile=1&cat_id=SPEC

Mike you can get a house for 350 quid in MASSIVE

Great stuff, send me the link will you ....I'll remember to avoid it

[Martin_1962]

Thats the carbon monoxide from the gas fridge and heater....

HEaters are sealed as are fridges anyway I use electric on the fridge

[Taxi_Driver]

Thats the carbon monoxide from the gas fridge and heater....

HEaters are sealed as are fridges anyway I use electric on the fridge

Vast quantities of alchohol consumed on holiday always make me sleep better too  

[Timbuk]

Personally recommend the Family Khamsin, basically due to the ease to pitch, and the Geodesic design, enough height inside, downside is that they are expensive, and you could potentially get cheaper and larger tents. key in design for me though is the poles and geo design the khamsin poles are T7 aluminium (VERY LIGHT). If you are going for a tent I would recommend either aluminium or steel poles (carbon fibre poles I now steer clear of). Good point about the tent it is self supporting, and you only need to peg out the guy ropes if it gets really really windy

http://www.fieldandtrek.com/product.asp?src=tradedoubler&pf_id=32188&sfile=1&cat_id=SPEC

Mike you can get a house for 350 quid in MASSIVE

Great stuff, send me the link will you ....I'll remember to avoid it

The thing is Mike, hes actually not joking  

[sir moanalot]

check this guys tents out -TENTASTIC,  (on ebay)  they are v.cheap and seem to be good quality (i now have 3 of his -all various sizes and have set them all up).