In the summer, Jay will be going on a music course, at which they all sleep in tents for a week. Last time she did the course, she took Helens old tent, which is small and traditional you know, the shape of a dog kennel supported by two stout aluminium poles.
This time, Jay was determined to have her own tent, so here it is. It is described as tunnel-shaped, the outer cover tensioned by three flexible poles, while the sleeping module is suspended inside.
This is it from the outside, on a test run in the garden
and from a different angle
The various flaps and openings at the front can be configured, as above, to make an awning over a communal area. But they all zip up tight at night to create a weather-proof pod.
Here is Jay sitting in the living area of the tent
with the sleeping module, framed in white, behind her. Here she is in the sleeping module
and this is her view looking out.
