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Hey guys,

Just found this site, they flog all sorts of stuff, tents, pools etc, but really good prices. Thought it might be handy.

www.cybercheckout.com

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Re: In case anyone needs camping stuff

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cheers me dears, takin the family camping in august, good spot. :D
nismo_100nx wrote:Hey guys,

Just found this site, they flog all sorts of stuff, tents, pools etc, but really good prices. Thought it might be handy.

www.cybercheckout.com

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No worries bud, just wish I'd found it before I bought my tent last year!!
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I have a nice 6 berth full sized frame tent, purchased new in March same thing on their website 100 quid cheaper !!!.
nismo_100nx wrote:No worries bud, just wish I'd found it before I bought my tent last year!!
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Tell me about it!!! Where you going camping? Toying with the idea of going myself Sun, Mon & Tues, just not sure where to go - any recommendations? Only other plan could be take the bike, belt down to france for a couple of days.........
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cheers for the camping site,looking for a tent myself
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fzryam wrote:cheers for the camping site,looking for a tent myself
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We'll be camping near Weymouth.

Hunstanton in Norfolk is good, good roads from lincolnshire through to Norfolk.

nismo_100nx wrote:Tell me about it!!! Where you going camping? Toying with the idea of going myself Sun, Mon & Tues, just not sure where to go - any recommendations? Only other plan could be take the bike, belt down to france for a couple of days.........
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We'll be camping near Weymouth.
What camp site Kiwi?

Get the misses to drive and bring the bike and we can do the coast road :D
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Not sure ....................tried that one already, still got the verbal ringing in my ears :crybaby:
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We'll be camping near Weymouth.
What camp site Kiwi?

Get the misses to drive and bring the bike and we can do the coast road :D
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Not sure ....................tried that one already, still got the verbal ringing in my ears
sounds familiar :angry:
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wow you guys hows your heads ?????????

i mean they must be so sore listening to you talk...........

you know what i mean .............

the part of your head thats under your misses thumb....... :lol: :lol: :lol:

god i so miss that part of married live NOT NOT NOT ..... :nod: :nod:
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Ah, but i bet you miss the regular shags as well :nod: :D :D
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Paying for sugar is always an option tho..................no come back either
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True, you always pay one way or another. Sometimes cash up front pays dividens, as the interest on credit is sometimes pricey (New kitchen, sofa, etc)

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