Thanks Andrew.

Thanks Carol. We will be more organised for the next week, however we have to make room for William to stay too.

Hi Andrew, the Eriba days are certainly not numbered, as we use it hail, rain or snow. In fact tomorrow we are off up to the lakes with the Eriba.

Hia, we bought it from Attwoolls Outdoors who sent it by post. They have a KZfaq Channel and a website. The tent is a bit pricey but worth it.

@@whereveraway Thanks for that. Do they class it as a tent or an awning?

It's called Dometic Auto Air Redux Tailgater Awning. It's made from recycled plastic water bottles.

But at the end was like a disappointing blow up doll.

@@whereveraway 😂

Hi Hayden, yes you can use a small hatchback car. That particular tent fits cars from 1.5 metres to 1.9 metres high. There are various ways of fixing to the car, including suckers that go onto the rear quarter windows. I would check the comfort of the car by putting some mattress toppers down and seeing if your car will be comfy enough for you. Catherine was fine with it and is pleased with the Tent. I agree with you in that we would not want to sleep on the floor either and I do recall one of your previous comments whereby you wanted to try something different. We are away again tomorrow in the tent, but at a much better site than this one. For weekends only, this way you can go away for a single night or two nights at very low cost and either eat out or just put some things into the cooler. No need for electric and if you like to top up phones etc you could use a small Jackery.

Hi, the first time always takes a little longer but now we are established, the tent would take 10 minutes to put up including reversing and attaching the car. The rest of the set up time is furnishing it. It's about the same for taking the tent down. The bag is plenty big enough to fit the tent into.

Ps I have a Kampa pump which works ten times quicker than that from the car 12v

We also have a back up pump called me, which works at ten times slower than that from the car 12v.

Hi Jane, we will vlog every site we go to. We use C&MH CL sites or Pitch Up nowadays. You can also use Pitch Up for discovery and just call the site at the last minute when you are not requiring a reserved pitch. On your subject of car camping. Most sites don't let sleeping in a car only, but are okay if there's a tailgater attached to it, as they won't know if you are sleeping in the car or not. You could share Eriba facilities whilst your friend sleeps in the car and all you need to do is pay a bit extra for the extra car. You could also put the car at 90 degrees and have a tarp shelter or canopy between her boot and your door to make it a better set up. No one really cares about positioning on an open field.

Hi Andrew, we haven’t had to. The main dealer said just call the RAC. We had to buy a brace because the Eriba didn’t come with one. I’ve heard people say bottle jack under the axle.