I was in the process of packing

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We traveled to the forbidden forest. I couldn’t film while we were hiking because the trails were quite difficult, most of the video is ransom stuff.

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This is a dedicated video to my friend roger almeida da silva who left kings lynn to move to brazil just before christmas. He wanted me to edit a vid of me and him training so i made this video for roger hope he enjoys this vid and i hope you viewers enjoy, If you like please rate , sub , comment.

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While your old eight person camping tent can feel a bit gangly and heavy to lug around with you all the time, it’s likely that you have been grateful for it more than once.  The truth is that these large beasts are more of a benefit that not, but if you’re in the market for a new tent this year, you might be considering getting a smaller one.  If you are, read on to find out why you should stick with a big tent to meet all your needs and hold all your gear and campers.

Longer Camping Trips are More Comfortable

If you’re going to be in your tent for a longer amount of time, then you will appreciate the extra space to spread out and make your tent a temporary home.  Did you know that some people literally live in their eight person camping tents for months out of the year?  Whether out of necessity or just a chance to get away, you will appreciate all the extra room you have to stow your gear and relax comfortably every single night.  With these tents, you can even add an inflatable mattress or cot and still be comfortable for long stays.

Space for Tag Alongs (and Your Kids)

Many of us go camping with our kids, and while the older kids might think it’s fun to sleep in their own tent, little ones get frightened pretty easily.  Now, you can cram you, your spouse and three kids into a little four person tent, or you can choose on one of the large camping tents available. You will be far more comfortable and have enough space to spread out your camping gear. Plus, as mentioned before, all your gear will have to go somewhere and if you’ve ever slept in a small tent, you know how uncomfortable it can be to sleep with shoes in your face all night long.

Add that to the probability that you will wind up with at least one or two campers who do not have a tent of their own, but fail to tell you until you get to your destination.  No worries, you will have the extra room with your big tent and as a bonus, you can make your tag alongs carry the tent.

Easily Portable and Light Enough to Carry Comfortably

In the past, the huge eight person camping tents that were available were heavy, hard to put up and ungainly to carry, but now, you can find nice, lightweight tents that are easy to wrap up and put away and don’t require a weight lifter to carry them.  This is good news for you if you love the space of a big tent but aren’t so thrilled about carrying it.

Before you shoot down an eight person camping tent, think of all the benefits having one has to offer and then consider that many of these big tents cost less than ever before.  So, if you’re in the market for an eight person camping tent, take the time to shop around and look at all the models in different price ranges to make sure that you get the right tent to meet your needs.

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A clip from our exciting and fun filled camping trip to Yogi Bear campground in Cape Cod Massachusetts. It was a rough trip, but somehow we managed to make it out safe and alive!

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Learn how to tie a clove hitch from an expert outdoorsman in this free knot tying video. Expert: Daniel Schieffelin Bio: Daniel Schieffelin has a degree in Outdoor Education and Leadership from Sterling College in Vermont. He has worked outdoors in several stations. Filmmaker: Christian Munoz-Donoso

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Dave and Nate Ainley played Dora and Diego in this video shot for youth group. We really want the kids to go to camp, so this is how we decided to show it. Truthfully, you likely will not swing on tires, vines, or travel on a magical dragon through space and time when you go. Just a quick side note..

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When it comes to camping, the single most important equipment you will need is the camping tent. Especially when you regularly head outdoors with your family, you need a sturdy family camping tent that will provide full comfort and safety and will last for many camping trips to come. In choosing the right tent, there are certainly key factors you will need to consider. As with any major purchase, buying a camping tent involves a process through which you will end up purchasing one that will fully meet your requirements. Now that summer is almost here, you must start planning for your next camping trip. Of course, topping the list of essential camping gear is the camping tent. Herewith, three basic selection guides to choosing the right tent.

Choose based on size

Obviously, this is the most important consideration. The main purpose of camping tents is to provide shelter for the rest of the camping trip. If it is not large enough to accommodate everybody, then it would have failed to achieve its real purpose. Basically, tent capacity is determined by the number of laid out adult-sized sleeping bags that can fit inside plus a little bit of elbow room. Thus, it is wise to add one or two more sleeping bags in the tally just to provide extra space. Fortunately, choosing based on size is a very easy task because manufacturers usually indicate or rate the capacities of the camping tents they are selling. For example, a family of three will be ensured total comfort if they stay in a four- or five-person tent. If you plan to use the tent beyond just a sleeping quarter, you can even go bigger.

Is it easy to set up and install?

Another factor that could help you choose in favor of one camping tent over another is the ease with which you can set up and install the tent. If you love backpacking, for example, you can choose single tents that have lightweight components that will allow you to easily carry these around during the day. Backpackers also tend to sacrifice room in exchange for weight. On the other hand, if you are buying a tent for children, for example, it is important that the tent be easy to assemble with parts that are also safe for children. Finally, if you are planning on a big camping trip with the rest of the family, a sturdy family camping tent that easily fits the entire family could be your top option.

Choose based on price

Of course, another important consideration is the price. Knowing your budget will allow you to choose the right camping tent without overspending. To be able to know the price ranges, it is a good idea to do a bit of online research. You can start by visiting the sites of more popular brands such as Coleman or Eureka, to name a few. To give you a preliminary idea, single tents usually sell from $80 dollars and above. On the other hand, mid-sized tents that can accommodate four to six people sell for $170 and up. Larger camping tents, meanwhile, sell for $190-500. The price will dictate the quality of the product. Nevertheless, by doing enough research, you can end up buying the right tent that suits your needs and your budget.

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If you like this video please subscribe This is a compilation of the videos I took on my recent trip to PGL La Fosca with school. If anyone from PGL is watching this (lauren well done for remembering my surname) thank you for a brilliant week! WE HAD AN AMAZING TIME!

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Camping in Kearney On, near Algonquin. stupid video probably not meant for you if your watching it

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