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Topic	Date	User
Tents?	10-Feb-2004 At 10:44:45 AM	jens
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Mighty mouse might have a point then, two tents might be better then. I hear the Bibbler I-tent can come with two entrances, this might solve the ventilation problem, as long as they have fly-screens in them. I'm used to a swag, so having the views of the sky at night is always a nice touch, might have to look at a convertible one. I like the weight of the bibbler though, 1.9Kg and no mucking around with a fly. Also, you can climb inside to set it up, for when the weather catches you out. Too many things to consider. Two tents might be the go, but costs are now a consideration. Great info you guys give me, keep em coming!

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