Posts Tagged ‘ equipment ’

Seven Things Every Camper Should Own

By Math
1
July 9, 2010
Seven Things Every Camper Should Own

I contributed to The Guardian’s G2 camping trip with a brief list of essential camping gear. The Guardian writers camped not far from where I live, at Wowo, which Cath and I visited earlier in the year. I provided a list of seven items, one of which was salad, inspired by Cath’s five-a-day barbecue...
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10 tips for camping with kids

By Cath
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June 28, 2010
10 tips for camping with kids

In my time, I have taken three different babies camping to festivals, to well-equipped campsites and bare fields, and I took them by planes, trains and automobiles. And buses. Here's how
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Camping Gear – Food and drink

By Cath
0
June 16, 2010
Camping Gear – Food and drink

Cath's checklist of what to take camping continues with food and drink
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Camping Gear – Tent and the basics

By Cath
1
June 16, 2010
Camping Gear – Tent and the basics

Cath's checklist of what we take camping includes thoughts on tents, table and chairs, and waterproofs
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10 tips for camping with kids (part 2)

By Cath
1
March 2, 2010
10 tips for camping with kids (part 2)

Continuing Cath's tips for camping with kids and babies, including advice on illness, nappies, campsites and how to lug the little sods around
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Glastonbury – 10 Things to Consider When Taking Children to a Festival

By Math
5
February 26, 2010
Glastonbury – 10 Things to Consider When Taking Children to a Festival

Glastonbury is many things to many different people. To the hippies in the Green Field, Glastonbury is a space for spiritual enlightenment. To the kids moshing around in the mud before the Pyramid stage, Glastonbury is a chance to get wasted and listen to bands. To my two-year old son, Glastonbury is a tractor-and-lorry...
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Tent reviews

By Math
0
June 7, 2009
Tent reviews

We went for a stroll around a camping fair held in a field at the back of Middle Farm, near Lewes. Dozens of tents were pitched for the inspection of prospective buyers, from the Vango Dart 200 – a pop-up festival tent – to the enormous Wolf Lake 7, a grand’s worth of polycotton...
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Beach Barbeque

By Cath
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May 21, 2009
Beach Barbeque

Math recently acquired a portable barbeque, the Weber Charcoal Go-Anywhere Grill. It has a pleasingly vintage shape, and is solidly constructed. We spent an afternoon at Homebase checking out the other portable barbecues, all of which felt rather neurotic and liable to fall apart in a complete collapse of nerve. The Weber has a...
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Camping light

By Math
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April 27, 2009

Cath and I used to go camping without a car. The absolute minimum gear while still packing a kid. I wrote this for The Guardian on the subject. Now I can drive. But I’ll never forget heaving all that kit around the public transport system. Bookmark It Hide Sites $$('div.d59').each( function(e) { e.visualEffect('slide_up',{duration:0.5}) });
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