Youngsairr
Me and my friends want to go camping in england, somewhere in woods and where we can set up tent and start fire and do some fishing stuff like that. is there a place like that in england?
Answer
lots of options,
http://alanrogers.com/camping/england
lots of options,
http://alanrogers.com/camping/england
How to Pitch a Tent in Sand?
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me and a buddy of mine are going to go camping out by a river, but where thinking we have no clue how to put up a tent in the sand, we thought about putting heavy weights in all the corners of the tent but don't think if we tie it to the ground like you would in dirt it will hold any ideas. details would be helpful we are totally dumb at this haha
Answer
http://tent-review.co.uk/camping-advice/special-tricks-for-camping-on-sand-or-snow/
The best option for camping on sand is to use a "sand stake". These are longer and wider than an angle peg and offer significantly more resistance to the sand.
'Deadman' is a delightful term for a buried object used as an anchor. Mountaineers often use a deadman as a belay point. They can equally be used when camping - though there is usually no need to make the point quite as strong. Pretty much anything can be buried in sand or snow to provide an anchor point. The area offering resistance is what provides the strength. A light but large object provides much more strength than a small but heavy one. For a really lightweight option, consider carrying plastic bags and filling these with sand before burying. The object needs be attached to your tent somehow. Mountaineering deadmen come with a wire strap. You can improvise with your own wire, string or heavy fishing line. All buried objects should be retrieved (as should tent pegs)
http://tent-review.co.uk/camping-advice/special-tricks-for-camping-on-sand-or-snow/
The best option for camping on sand is to use a "sand stake". These are longer and wider than an angle peg and offer significantly more resistance to the sand.
'Deadman' is a delightful term for a buried object used as an anchor. Mountaineers often use a deadman as a belay point. They can equally be used when camping - though there is usually no need to make the point quite as strong. Pretty much anything can be buried in sand or snow to provide an anchor point. The area offering resistance is what provides the strength. A light but large object provides much more strength than a small but heavy one. For a really lightweight option, consider carrying plastic bags and filling these with sand before burying. The object needs be attached to your tent somehow. Mountaineering deadmen come with a wire strap. You can improvise with your own wire, string or heavy fishing line. All buried objects should be retrieved (as should tent pegs)
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