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NickW909

11-05-09 20:48

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Originally Posted by Peatbog (Post 93390)

Snoring was probably me Nick, on the other side of Doug. I snore especially loudly when i sleep on my back,which i was. i'm loud enough that i quite often wake myself up..... sorry!

WOW ! You were a good 15 yards away from my tent and it sounded like you were right outside!!

No worries mate, I managed a few hours kip !!

Nick.

colros

11-05-09 20:57

Sounds like fun.

Remember those that snore loudest sleep longest.:blowup:

steveD

11-05-09 22:56

Errrrrrrrrrrrrrr, I know people take the mickey out of me for all the gear that I carry, but i've had loads of camping experience and the kit has developed over the last thirty years to make me warm and comfortable. I hope that this little adventure will not put you off Bear as we had a good time and I hope to meet up with you again. It's only when you see what others use that you get an idea of the kit to get. My sleeping bag is good for minus 20 and I wore my thermals all weekend, even in the 'Summer' it's cold on a night time. My last purchase was an ex army gortex bivvi bag that I put my sleeping bag into, toastie warm!

Peatbog

12-05-09 00:32

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Originally Posted by Keithblade (Post 93392)

I was the Kyham owner and wouldn't swap it for the world.

me too, an absolutely great bit of kit, recommended to anyone

Khyam Biker if anyones looking for one, here - http://shop.ebay.co.uk/?_from=R40&_t...All-Categories

Chekamus

12-05-09 23:10

you should of been there camping on the sunday night bear , was very cold but the campsite was empty apart from me and jhonno and a few other campers over the other side, so no snoring or noise was great!

Bear	12-05-09 23:20

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Originally Posted by steveD (Post 93454)

No its not going to put me off yes there were lessons learned I can live with the size of the tent, im going too get a slimmer airbed and a man size sleeping bag!!

tenyamman

12-05-09 23:57

what......... has know one remembered the other great TIP of the weekend.
To use a stick as a tent support......with gaffa tape of course.

who was that now.......?????

Gas_Up_Lets_Go

13-05-09 08:46

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Originally Posted by Chekamus (Post 93635)

and what a day Monday was........

maxwell123455

13-05-09 12:36

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Originally Posted by Keithblade (Post 93716)

A man sized sleeping bag? We all need ambitions I guess!!!! Laugh:bounce016: Seriously though an airbed makes a real difference to the quality of sleep you get (or lack of it)!

Cant agree more those stupid roll out mats are unless. If your really into your camping try a thermorest. Very famous make, they are a bit expensive but you pay for what you get. I got one for my Gold duke of ed (4 days 3 nights 20km walking min each day) so you need a good night sleep. Never had a problem.

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