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Martleaves Farm Campsite, Weymouth. Here are our next field neighbours !
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Key is keeping the awning legs quite high. This makes it more taught when pegging out the 3 sides and makes it easier to drop one side. Drop one leg if it rains during the day. Always drop one leg at night as a precaution and readjust in the morning. Everyone has their own way of doing things but I hate to see the awning looking untidy.Nice awning tent. We have the same I think. Yours looks very symetrical and plumb, ... do you have to adjust if there is rain (flat awning roof?). I struggle with setting a fall on the awning roof and putting all 3 sides on
me too!... so, do you have the high side above horizontal? Or still always keep at horizontal or a slight fall on it?Key is keeping the awning legs quite high. This makes it more taught when pegging out the 3 sides and makes it easier to drop one side. Drop one leg if it rains during the day. Always drop one leg at night as a precaution and readjust in the morning. Everyone has their own way of doing things but I hate to see the awning looking untidy.
Somewhere in the Auvergne, found this little gem which we have to ourselves. €10 a night if you don’t want to use the shower/compost toilet €20 if you do. Sending this whilst enjoying a fire on our private pontoon
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Exactly this. One leg slightly above horizontal and then drop the other leg at night. Never had pooling in the rain so seems to work and the awning always looks better when taught.me too!... so, do you have the high side above horizontal? Or still always keep at horizontal or a slight fall on it?
Dolomites, we struck it lucky with the camping pitch, mountains, river and forest views.
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No....scaryNice, we just past Trento and Bolzano a few days ago, going through the Stelvio.
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Would love to know the site name pleaseSomewhere in the Auvergne, found this little gem which we have to ourselves. €10 a night if you don’t want to use the shower/compost toilet €20 if you do. Sending this whilst enjoying a fire on our private pontoon
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It was called Puy Reynard near Orléat. Only two pitches, stunning little spot and the owners in the nearby farmhouse are super helpful. If you take a rod you can fish here too.Would love to know the site name please
I’m heading back up that way. It’s a much cooler 39° here in the Ardeche!40 degC here in Le Mans today. Also pictured my good friends California - of the 2 wheeled variety, a very cool bike from 1976 that he rode 600 miles over the weekend
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Liking the slide out unit…… does that have a single stove & sink too?A quick overnight getaway to Toogoolawah, Queensland, Australia. Cold for Oz… got down to 4 degrees, so tried the diesel heater on setting 6 - fabulous! We also did a 40km round trip on our e-bikes on a disused rail trail… beautiful scenery… and a great lunch midway too… and the two bikes fold up and store neatly in the back of the Cali. Loving the opportunities for outdoors adventures that this van has opened up for us!
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