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awright! I admit this is a bit premature but it has been too poopy to fly lately and a fellas' mind gets to wandering.
We have been gearing up to camp the North 40 for a while. Last year we even upgraded the tent to a nice stand-up Eureka Headquarters. Shortly after that, I read Jays' tale of woe and saw the pictures after his tent blew down. Now my new tent is of similar size, http://www.eurekatent.com/head.asp , as Jays' old one. My wife thinks that a nice motorhome is roughing it. Wet sleeping bags and the tent self destructing would be the last time we spent on the north 40 which leads (finally) to my question. Do I need a different tent or is proper staking and guying the solution. (and all the sub questions like what stakes and what angles to drive them etc. We are not skilled tenters) Mike Z |
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