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Topic	Date	User
advice for a tent	23-Apr-2010 At 7:02:07 PM	JamesMc
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The way I see it, there are light tents (popular in America) and solid tents. If you're heading somewhere with bad weather, the extra kilogram or so is well worth carrying. I reckon you can't go past Macpac for a solid tent. If you are only going to Wilsons Prom then a light tent will be adequate. Bear in mind that a light tent means you will need to carry a separate ground sheet to avoid ruining the floor. I'm very happy with my Minaret. It's a sort of 1.5 person tent. Heaps of space for trips where weight doesn't matter, but I can squeeze two in for a hard trip in the South West. My next bushwalking tent will be a Macpac. Of course I have a cheap tent for car camping. JamesMc

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