PE - tents and smalls

[Stephen Wyley]

Hi All,

Just my usual quibble about the lack of evidence for the spoked wheel design, other than those used in parades of course.

Why lug a wooden wheel around when ropes will do the job?


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On Tue, 3 Oct 2000 16:20:39    EzaBella wrote:
>Greetings to the List!
>    Have any of you considered a round with the spoked wheel design?
>Pictures and directions can be found on Master Terafan's wep page
>http://www.greydragon.org/pavilions/index.htm.  It goes up very easy AND NO
>ROPES!  The interior spokes make it easy to section off areas, and with an
>extra support pole, one of the spokes can be for hanging garb as well.  Lady
>Marguerite is making a Tudor (2 rounds on either end of a rectangle) for my
>family and the rounds will be the spoked wheel design.  We have also asked
>that the 3 tents can work independantly of each other if need be.  Then for
>a short event, we take one round.  For longer events, or more friends
>sleeping with us, we could take the entire thing.
>
>    As for children, i have my daughter who is 8, my husband who is um
>older, our dog who is medium in size, our newly "adopted son" who is older
>than me, and his Lady.  (Thankfuly the cats would rather stay home!)  All of
>us are in a 3 room mundane.  We can't wait until the Tudor is done and we
>can spread out a little.  We seem to be tripping over each other a lot.  :)
>
>Hope this opens up the options for everyone,
>Ezsa
>
>> i to have smalles but unfortunetly if you are trying to avoid ropes you
>are
>> stuck with a french bell type or a norse a.
>> Tannim McLlyr
>
>
>
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