[MR] low-cost pavilions

[Christofe DuBois]

Okay, so I'm one of those bloody mundane tent owners...  (C'mon, a 3-room
18' x 10' tent was $90...  for someone who camps at events about twice a
year, more cost is difficult to justify.)

I have heard tell, though, of people who have 'camouflaged' their tents like
a mound of hay.  Is there anyone out there who has done so, and if so, how
did you do it??  Any other suggestions for camo'ing a mundane tent?
Cheaply?  VERY cheaply??

Christofe DuBois
Owner, THE HUNT
http://www.scahunt.com

----- Original Message -----
From: "thurman" <hillth at navair.navy.mil>
To: "Merry Rose" <atlantia at atlantia.sca.org>
Sent: Monday, June 03, 2002 9:05 AM
Subject: Re: [MR] low-cost pavilions


> I'm still happy with my two year old wall tent from Reliable Tents. An
> 8x10x4 (wall height, center height 7') from them can be had for as
> little as $226. My 12x14 with sod cloth and 5' walls (7.5' center) was
> still under $400. I made my own pole set for another $40. Not pocket
> change, but a far cry from the typical medieval pavilion.
>
> Medb ingen Adomnain wrote:
> >
> > www.jastown.com has the bell backed tent 6' wide by 6'3" tall by 6'9"
long,
> > plus the 18" bell back for $190, plus $45 for the poles...
> >
> > Medb
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