At last, sleeping in our beautiful (larger) canvas tent (in Portugal), after a few days of drying it out, spraying with vinegar and bicarb. soda, and extensively mopping - it having been badly taken care of by friends who borrrowed it.
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I'd rather poke my eyes out with sticks than sleep in a tent:) But you're made of sterner stuff than I. Blessings be upon you for your fearlessness and fortitude.
I´m so sorry to hear, tents care is very important, I think very carefully before borrown mine! Glad you were able to recover it!
I wonder how it feels to sleep in a tent and the calmness of night and the cold breeze. I'm sure it's cool. I hope you have a good night's sleep 😴
Oh that’s too bad, we had the same experience with our friends. I hope everything turns out well now for you
It can gave an interesting feelings to sleep in our canvas tent after a long time of using it. The people did great for taking good care of the tent.
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This post is like a gentle, soul-soothing whisper from nature. That serene night scene with the glowing canvas tent under a radiant moon is absolutely magical. It evokes a sense of deep peace, simplicity, and return to the essential. Sleeping in a tent you’ve cared for, cleaned, and prepared yourself—especially using natural remedies like vinegar and bicarbonate soda—feels so symbolic of a life grounded in intention, connection, and self-reliance.