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Cheers Huskyman.
They look just what I'm after.
I guess that's the trouble with a well insulated van & minimal ventilation.
I likebthe heat, but Spain was quite uncomfortable. Don't think the girls slept much & was sure I was actually melting.
We ended up with the front windows the sliding door , the roof vents & the tailgate open.
That's OK stationery but we just couldn't generate any airflow when we were moving.
I eventually bent a tent peg to keep the tailgate locked about 100mm open, not ideal, but that really helped & the load was secure.
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I can't sleep in a van when it's really hot, and I've tried many times.
My preference is for a hammock, and to sleep outside beneath the Milky Way, watching the shooting stars. Choose your pitch carefully to avoid the early morning glare from a rising sun though, and plan for early morning condensation maybe?
The gentle sway from small trees can be quite soothing.
Netting style hammocks are cheap and fold up neatly too.
My second choice would be a tent.
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I'll often sleep on the Matt outside the van under the stars. Am off to the coast next Monday for three nights, are Rich is up from the smoke and we're taking my grandson Jake as well. Going to rig him up a bed across the front seats. I'll sleep directly under the big dipper.
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Originally posted by Tinc View PostCheers Huskyman.
They look just what I'm after.
I guess that's the trouble with a well insulated van & minimal ventilation.
I likebthe heat, but Spain was quite uncomfortable. Don't think the girls slept much & was sure I was actually melting.
We ended up with the front windows the sliding door , the roof vents & the tailgate open.
That's OK stationery but we just couldn't generate any airflow when we were moving.
I eventually bent a tent peg to keep the tailgate locked about 100mm open, not ideal, but that really helped & the load was secure.
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Where did you go in Spain?Me cago en la madre que te pariĆ³!
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Originally posted by Jim24 View PostI can't sleep in a van when it's really hot, and I've tried many times.
My preference is for a hammock, and to sleep outside beneath the Milky Way, watching the shooting stars. Choose your pitch carefully to avoid the early morning glare from a rising sun though, and plan for early morning condensation maybe?
The gentle sway from small trees can be quite soothing.
Netting style hammocks are cheap and fold up neatly too.
My second choice would be a tent.Me cago en la madre que te pariĆ³!
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We went to Valencia, we'll, our actual destination was a little town called Oliva just West of Valencia - visiting friends.
16 days, 2050 miles & masses of brilliant memories.
Went over to Calais, through to Normandy, followed the Atlantic coast until we crossed the Pyrenees & then turned south. Came back from Bilbao as we didn't have enough time to make it back through France.
I'm perfectly happy to sleep alfresco, don't think the girls would go for it, though.
Good shout on the stay Huskyman, cheers. Mine does the job though. Actually, need to pack that.
We're off to Kenilworth in a mo, on route to a week long road trip through Wales.
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