Hi Roger

If it is wet we just deflate and fold it up as normal and get it in its bag as quickly as we can. Kath is the mistress of the folding and rolling and she tells me what to do. I just use my not insignificant bulk to lay across it whilst we fold it!!!! It is a bit heavier to lift but I have no problem moving it of my own. We put a thick blanket down and lay the bag on it in the rear seat of our Karoq to travel

First chance we get it comes out and we lay it out in the garden to dry. If it is raining we have a covered shelter that goes the length of the back of the house and it dries quickly laid in there.

We store it over winter in one of our children's old bedrooms - it is too bulky to get in and out of the loft.

Mike

Here’s a photo of one end of the Cord - very low-tech using some tarp grips I had spare. There’s a notch in them which I use to align with the piping for accuracy.🙂
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Iirc, The tube blocks are Milenco ones, which lock into the steady feet, so upside down they get a good grip. I’m going to try a rubberised coating on the flat side to make it less slippery, although the tube uses velcro at the ends, so I might try that.

C4! Pmsl!