Can’t find theTT SCARP 2 in Tarptent’s site. I have one and like it a lot for a sturdy, roomy 2 person tent.
Was it deemed too heavy by Henry for a 2 person tent?
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Where did theTarptent SCARP 2 go??
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We lost a couple of sewers unexpectedly at the beginning of the year and something had to give for 2019 production. We’ll see about 2020.
Thanks Henry, I think the Scarp 2 is a great design and as roomy as a 2 person tent should be so that it can fit 3 people (head-to-toe) in a pinch.
Still thinking about an AEON Li. It solves several ‘mid problems in an elegant way.
“We lost a couple of sewers unexpectedly”
Goodness – I hope your toilets aren’t backing up!
“We lost a couple of sewers unexpectedly”
Goodness – I hope your toilets aren’t backing up!
My first thought exactly :)
Perhaps “seamster” is a better choice of words?
They also run the TT garden. sewers is more correct.
Technically both sewer and seamster are correct but I see the problem. If anyone cares, we’re on a  septic system here.
Oh, so it’s sewers, not sewers. My wife and I thought it was the latter.
A few days ago someone at White Blaze had the problem with the word erection (not used by me) , talking about setting up tents.
Oddly he is an English speaking person in his mid 50s.
in his mid 50s
That says it all……;)
Howzabaout “Stitcherist”
Seamster brings on visions of big fellers with peaked caps and baseball bats
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