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Sheet sleeping bags only have a year to go. With effect from 1st
March 2008 SSB will be phased out and replaced by bottom sheet and duvet cover and two pillow cases. So some major investment in linen although I understand it will be leased rather than purchased. Nigel replace SPAMHATER with n and t*sc*li with totalise |
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Nigel said...
> Sheet sleeping bags only have a year to go. With effect from 1st > March 2008 SSB will be phased out and replaced by bottom sheet and > duvet cover and two pillow cases. Thank god for small mercies, although I confess that I often pack a silk sleeping bag liner for my personal use in YHs, and that there isn't so very much difference between the two... -- To email me see 'from' in headers; use your net know-how to find the domain, and put my real name in front thereof. |
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Sheet sleeping bags were phased out some time ago in my experience,
replaced by a pillowcase attached to a 12 foot by 2 foot length of material. Occasionally a few inches of this material is stitched together, making it a *feet* sleeping bag. Where did you hear about this Nigel? |
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On 2 Mar 2007 01:23:47 -0800, "Chris Hunt" <chris@leicesteryha.org.uk>
wrote: >Where did you hear about this Nigel? A hostel manager replace SPAMHATER with n and t*sc*li with totalise |
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Chris Hunt said...
> Sheet sleeping bags were phased out some time ago in my experience, > replaced by a pillowcase attached to a 12 foot by 2 foot length of > material. Occasionally a few inches of this material is stitched > together, making it a *feet* sleeping bag. Wonderful description - bravo! -- To email me see 'from' in headers; use your net know-how to find the domain, and put my real name in front thereof. |