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hey bro, im looking at coming over in march for a couple of months, thinking about pitching a tent or so for the time out there as im on quite a low budget, mainly want to surf chicama but also other breaks in the area, anything you would reconmend for the trip, is march a good time to go etc, im jimi by the way:)
So, think about pitching a tent in one of our great natural parks or take the time to re-explore your own city.
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«When he had brought about the purgation of sins, he took his seat at the right hand of Majesty on high, raised as far above the angels, as the title he has inherited is superior to theirs... and he has taken his seat at the right hand of the throne of Majesty in the heavens, a ministrant in the real sanctuary, the tent pitched by the Lord and not by man.»
Camping with your children creates memories they'll treasure for years, even if they grumble about having to help pitch the tent or gather kindling.
Since you have pitched your tent with the Sheriff's faction, how confident are you about winning the election without the support of Mimiko?
On arrival, they find an eerily empty tent pitched nearby, its presence casting a dark shadow over their lovely spot as well as a sense of mystery about the whereabouts of its inhabitants.
Never worry about finding a flat enough place to pitch a tent.
«Holidaying in 2009 is all about getting the most for your money, but that doesn't have to mean bunking down in a hostel, pitching a leaky tent or checking into a soulless budget hotel.
I didn't realise I'd broken it, and it was beautiful weather, and I pitched my tent and stuck my leg into an ice - cold stream for about two days.
About 100 galleries, presenting works from the pre-Christian era to the late 20th century, will pitch their tent on the north side of Regent's Park and open the day before Frieze (contemporary) launches on the south side.
Frieze, the art fair from the U.K. which pitches its posh tent on Randall's Island this week, is conscientious about being more than just another high - polish symptom of global.001 percentism and its investment - grade taste economy.