My latest terrible idea

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ned_ said:
youve lost me with the bird references.

Gold Rover I did call the thread 'my latest terrible idea', so I'm not claiming its logical. Lol.

I did actually live in a Nissan Serena for 6 months, backpacking in NZ. I reckon that and the Range are pretty close, spacewise.

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Logical and these pages rarely go together :) I suppose a lot depends on age, height, physical condition, who else will be in it, etc, etc, etc. For me roof tent would be a bit of a push. Tailgate awning maybe. I am not as young, or able, as I once was, so something decent to sleep on is my big call. Get a decent sleep system , you don't need insulation , etc. Even in the freezy coldy, good kit is all that counts.





And a jetboil :D
 
gold rover said:
Logical and these pages rarely go together :) I suppose a lot depends on age, height, physical condition, who else will be in it, etc, etc, etc. For me roof tent would be a bit of a push. Tailgate awning maybe. I am not as young, or able, as I once was, so something decent to sleep on is my big call. Get a decent sleep system , you don't need insulation , etc. Even in the freezy coldy, good kit is all that counts.





And a jetboil :D
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I've spent quite a few nights dossing in cars/Landrovers, for me most important is to be warm enough, and for that I now use 2 cheapo sleeping bags, one inside the other, change them round in the morning to let the inner dry out. And crack a couple of windows to get air changes.
 
frog hopper said:
I've spent quite a few nights dossing in cars/Landrovers, for me most important is to be warm enough, and for that I now use 2 cheapo sleeping bags, one inside the other, change them round in the morning to let the inner dry out. And crack a couple of windows to get air changes.
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Save yourself the hassle of wet sleeping bags and buy one fom army surplus. I've used mine in all sorts of locations. Whilst the newer systems are decent, I still say the old maggots are best, and can be bought for as little as £20.


Addit: Just realised the maggot I still have is over 30yrs old, been all over the world, and still going strong :)
 
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