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Hi Keith.
We used to have those containers, filled with water wrapped around the legs, but the real strong winds always used to move it.
This year we have opted for screwing the legs to the patio, using ropes to the grass at the front, and securing the back to the wall with hooks in the wall and ty-wraped to the gazebo. It has not given us any issues this year (famous last words ). Although some of the roof members are looking a bit bent.

Derek.

derekmiller wrote:I am with the Gazebo and thick coat brigrade

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Ahem..... Cough.... Cough

And who's been polishing his kit now then?

#youtart

I had too, for the photographs, you understand..., surely.

gazz_46 wrote:

derekmiller wrote:I am with the Gazebo and thick coat brigrade

phpNHFgLsAM.jpg

Ahem..... Cough.... Cough

And who's been polishing his kit now then?

#youtart

That would be his "un-named" kit you mean

Oh but of course.....

Nice family shot, named them yet?

#stillatart

keith157 wrote:

gazz_46 wrote:

derekmiller wrote:I am with the Gazebo and thick coat brigrade

phpNHFgLsAM.jpg

Ahem..... Cough.... Cough

And who's been polishing his kit now then?

#youtart

That would be his "un-named" kit you mean

You beat me to the punch line ......doh

#pairoftarts

gazz_46 wrote:#pairoftarts

That'll be the Bedfordshire tarts then.. An no I havent named them .

derekmiller wrote:

gazz_46 wrote:#pairoftarts

That'll be the Bedfordshire tarts then.. An no I havent named them .

I reckon "gaz" for the middle one........

gazz_46 wrote:I reckon "gaz" for the middle one........

OH that is sad..............

derekmiller wrote:

gazz_46 wrote:I reckon "gaz" for the middle one........

OH that is sad..............

No not at all... I am told gas girls (grills.. ) are quite useful..... Hahahahah

Sorry back to topic....

Got a super large fire blanket to go over mine and works a treat, then did a google search which is linked below



http://www.virtualweberbullet.com/coldtemp.html