Would u ever just buy a tent and live in that?

Where's my tent people? I know some of you are into the tent scene. Hillebergs are pretty nice for the winter time imo.

a reply to: BrokedownChevy

Yes. But only if I could put it in my van which I park in my bunker.

I loved to camp out but unfortunately I'm broken that doesn't allow me to camp out anymore!

a reply to: BrokedownChevy

A tent would be okay for temporary housing if you're on the move.

Been there. Done that. More times than I care to count or remember. I would only do it as a last resort, as it was before, and the time before that, and the time before that.

Why?

Ghadaffi lived in a tent

No, but I would live in a teepee

Man discovered fire.
Then wheels.
Then comfortable housing.

No, I don't want to go backwards.

I'm beginning to wonder if this guy is homeless

we had to live in a tent with my dad after he lost the farm to the bankers in the late 70s. We camped on the bank of the creek running through that same property.....pffft I survived....

a reply to: BrokedownChevy

I assumed this OP was from a different member asking similar questions!

I lived in a tent for a good few years over the summer months here in the UK and know people that live in them all year round here.

it is good and it is bad.

If you need to ask why then try living in a tent and all your questions will be answered.

With the right tent, and Hat........ The hat part would work, the tent...... not so much. Um, no.

Bring in the Clowns....

I definitely would yeah. I'd rather live in a trailer/caravan or tiny house but I'd live in a tent too.

a reply to: BrokedownChevy

I would love in a tent, only if we could tell campfire stories all night.
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I would live in a tent if it was in my back yard.

Thinking of living in a tent me and a few friends did live in one camping for a week, we had everything from campfire to tv/Xbox etc, was fun back in 2002.

Unless i wanted to try going off grid then yes I'd live in a tent far out in the Scottish highlands.

I have been known to go on walk about. The most important part of camping long term though is making sure you have the right essentials..without em...you might as well stay at the quality inn.

When I'm deep in the woods make I make sure I have the right gear.....



All of the right gear!

a reply to: BooCrackers

Just don't shoot me in my tent, thanks!

I've spent some months living in a tent in the woods.
It was a period of my life when I needed some quiet time.
I wouldn't want to live that way forever, but I feel it was a healthy decision at the time.

a reply to: BrokedownChevy

If that's the only option for housing, sure. It would beat living under a bridge someplace. Set up in a state park, move every couple of weeks, as required.

Wouldn't want to do that long-term, though! Tents leak, and are not the safest housing. In some places, the climate would make it uncomfortable, as well, parts of the year.