2021 Summer BushMoot - 26 July - 7 August 2021
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I made it from a standard poly cotton 3x4 metre tarp. I added some ties outs to make the correct ‘shape’ on the floor, and to tie it off to poles if they are used instead of the single middle pole - it can be used as a tarp also. I use a aluminium pole so it’s easy to carry or to put in the canoe. I did have a cotton triangle front section with a stove jack for winter use. I think that is missing in the loft!
Hey, celebrations! That's your 25000's post - open the champagne
For an equally impressive achievement....now try keep it at that nice round number for a week!
Hey, celebrations! That's your 25000's post - open the champagne
I talk too much
I've fallen behind on the posts somewhat. Must do better.
Well, I'm home at last after a difficult couple of months. All other commitments are finally dealt with so I can now concentrate on finishing my packing for the Moot. I have never needed a break more in my life.
Not sure where we will be pitched up but should be there on Monday onwards.
Well, I'm home at last after a difficult couple of months. All other commitments are finally dealt with so I can now concentrate on finishing my packing for the Moot. I have never needed a break more in my life.
Not sure where we will be pitched up but should be there on Monday onwards.
Nice, I recognise the tarp now. I've got the same one so I'll have to swing by at some point and check out how you did the extra tie outs etc.
Yes do. I’ll lay it out on the ground and measure the tie out point positions. I’m quite looking forward to having a wander round to see what set ups people are using.
As someone used to be so fond of saying, "One more sleep to go..."
All packed now bar the food from the freezer and fridge which will go into the Norgie in the morning. ( Just enough space left to slide that in. )
Unusually, I still have some space left in the passenger seat, I must be travelling lightweight this year.
Four hour drive from my neck of the woods, I'm so glad things have cooled down. That goat I sacrificed to Old Man Thor seemed to do the trick.
All packed now bar the food from the freezer and fridge which will go into the Norgie in the morning. ( Just enough space left to slide that in. )
Unusually, I still have some space left in the passenger seat, I must be travelling lightweight this year.
Four hour drive from my neck of the woods, I'm so glad things have cooled down. That goat I sacrificed to Old Man Thor seemed to do the trick.
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