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Old 18-01-12, 02:17   #17
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Hi ronniez1a903

I've just picked up a set from cotsworloutdors £18 each but with my discount from ukgser they came out at just over £30 -
If this helps the discount code is af-ukgserd5




Happy camping


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Old 18-01-12, 10:39   #18
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hi steve
many thanks
best regards Ronnie.
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Old 18-01-12, 19:51   #19
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Hi ronni
Hope you get sorted with the poles what ever you go for


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Old 20-01-12, 17:54   #20
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A dutch company ESVO CAMPINGS sell nesting tarp poles of various overall sizes similar to the Bubogears. The prices seem reasonable, until you decide to order online.
As they estimate that it will cost 12.50 euros to ship 2 x sets of either 190cm or 200cm poles to the UK. The sting however is that they also levy a 7.50 euro surcharge for paying via a credit card
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Old 30-01-12, 10:23   #21
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Don't bother with the poles. Get a trap (the British Army ones on ebay looked the goods) and some shock cord. Use some imagination and tie it to whatever is available. I've been using an Australian Army tarp (aka hoochie/hutchie) for years and is perfect for all conditions, except heavy snow and inviting ladies over for cultural exchange purposes. It is, however, advisable to dig a small drainage channel on the uphill side if rain is expected. Packs down small. Weighs nothing.
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Old 15-02-12, 00:35   #22
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got one of those myself ,great tarp ,and your right ,just make some bands from an old inner tube on the corners ,and some para cord
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Old 15-02-12, 20:05   #23
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I'm glad you asked. Its a flag of The Flying Spaghetti Monster it's the deity of the parody religion The Church of the Flying Spaghetti Monster or Pastafarianism. I've been touched by his noodly appendage. Here's a summary of Pastafarianism: The FSM is made up of spaghetti and meatballs, its balls are much bigger than all the other god(s). It has the only heaven in town with a beer volcano and a stripper factory. The FSM created the universe after drinking heavily. Pirates are divine and their image as thieves is misinformation, they were actually peace-loving explorers. Furthermore global warming, earthquakes, hurricanes, and other natural disasters are a direct effect of the shrinking numbers of pirates. Arggghhhh me mateys! Every Friday is a holy day. For more information read The Gospel of The Flying Spaghetti Monster and visit the fourm. Why not try it out for for 30 days, if you don't like it, your old religion will most likely take you back.



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This is great, thanks for posting it up
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Old 15-02-12, 20:09   #24
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This is great, thanks for posting it up
Your welcome. Have you been touched by his noodly appendage?

It's weird actually because I was just looking at Tarps. I quite like the look of the Robens Xtra Lite 2.5 x 3 Tarp. Probably about the same shade as my new MSR Hubba Hubba...



Bit expensive though at £120 but if I can get a deal I might have it???
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Old 15-02-12, 20:30   #25
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Got one from DD Hammocks (the large one) great for covering the tent and having an area to cook etc, do your self a favour and get a sleeve (possibly 2) for the tarp, you normally use them on the Hammocks, makes setting up much simpler.
+ 1 I agree DD is top gear, and they have a clearance sale on at the moment
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