Posted by MarkB_MI on September 25, 2013 at 02:21:01 from (75.198.86.169):
In Reply to: OT--Tent question posted by NCWayne on September 24, 2013 at 21:40:52:
Talk to the treehuggers at REI. They don't sell anything that's not quality, but they're not cheap.
There's nothing like a rainy weekend of camping on the Blue Ridge to find out how compatible you and your soul mate really are. Add a cheap, leaky tent to the mix and you might get to learn all about alimony and child support.
Rather than get a huge cabin-style tent, I suggest two smaller ones. The smaller tents are easier to transport and erect, and they tend to be more weatherproof. That way if you and your wife are camping alone, you aren't stuck with a huge tent you don't need. I also suggest you get a standalone awning, so you'll have a place to sit and eat that's out of the sun and rain, and you'll be able to get by with a smaller tent.
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