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    Quote Originally Posted by comanighttrain View Post
    I just realized that this is probably a good bit of kit for Scotland...

    just replace "the soaking wet marsh" with "Scotland"
    That's not a wet marsh - it's atmospheric landscape!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Hushwing View Post
    That's not a wet marsh - it's atmospheric landscape!
    wet marsh-like atmospheric landscape!

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    most beautiful bog ridden wet marsh like atmospheric eye pleasing landscape or Scotland!!!
    'Experience is the most efficient teacher of all things,'

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    Quote Originally Posted by alvino78 View Post
    most beautiful bog ridden wet marsh like atmospheric eye pleasing landscape or Scotland!!!
    Sounds a lot like the less rocky parts of this fjord infested rock, otherwise known as Norway. In other words the Jerven bag should be perfect...
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    If you think Scotland is a wee bit damp, you want to try a weekend in Talacre (North Wales). No matter how sunny it was in Liverpool when we set off and regardless of what the forecast predicted; It was always, ALWAYS damp and miserable when we got there.

    I believe Talacre may test the Jervan bag to its limits.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Kernowek Scouser View Post
    If you think Scotland is a wee bit damp, you want to try a weekend in Talacre (North Wales). No matter how sunny it was in Liverpool when we set off and regardless of what the forecast predicted; It was always, ALWAYS damp and miserable when we got there.

    I believe Talacre may test the Jervan bag to its limits.

    You have never been in Gullesfjord, Norway where my mom hails from. Same story here. It may be a nice summer day, the sea is like a mirror, the sun is shining, with only moderate snow showers now and then, and we go to Gullesfjord...to be greeted by Northern gales, and the clouds hanging on the roof tops...
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    I'm on the tipping point of getting one of these...

    Thermo or original... might come down to a coin toss

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    Quote Originally Posted by comanighttrain View Post
    I'm on the tipping point of getting one of these...

    Thermo or original... might come down to a coin toss
    Get the thermo. The original is a lot smaller and only meant to sit in, or to be used as a poncho. And there will be a lot of condensation.
    The thermo has a liner, and is big enough to sleep in...can probably stuff 2 people in of they are intimate...he he
    Anyway, you get loads of space for a sleeping bag inside if you want to use it as a sleeping bag shell. And the liner prevents a lot of condensation, and you can use it as a blanket too.
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    Quote Originally Posted by FishyFolk View Post
    Get the thermo. The original is a lot smaller and only meant to sit in, or to be used as a poncho. And there will be a lot of condensation.
    The thermo has a liner, and is big enough to sleep in...can probably stuff 2 people in of they are intimate...he he
    Anyway, you get loads of space for a sleeping bag inside if you want to use it as a sleeping bag shell. And the liner prevents a lot of condensation, and you can use it as a blanket too.
    Thanks Fishy!

    Sounds ideal! Worried about the packing size of it though... I have emailed the company for measurements...

    any idea how much space it occupies?

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    Quote Originally Posted by comanighttrain View Post
    Thanks Fishy!

    Sounds ideal! Worried about the packing size of it though... I have emailed the company for measurements...

    any idea how much space it occupies?
    Here is a picture

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    It is quite bulky. The original packs down to maybe 1/3 of that, but that one is in poncho size. The Thermo is a lot bulkier. In the picture I have not bothered to compress it very much.
    I hang mine on the outside of the backpack, as the bagg it comes in is made in the same weatherproof material as the bag itself.
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