Hot tent life, tent platform railing build

A cool fall day at my permanent hot tent campsite in Ontario, Canada. Today I build a railing for my tent platform, I also cook a meal on my fire pit.

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It's early November, we had our first snow this week, most of the leaves are gone, a good time to begin the hot tent camping season here in Ontario, Canada.

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Amazing content. Mahalo❤

[@OutdoorsMyLife]

Thanks glad you enjoyed it

[@crazyhorsejohnny1974]

Looks good. Solid. Thanks for sharing. Take care and stay safe.

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Thanks

[@tonygarrett381]

Vines look good, adds the extra touch , more rustic

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Thanks

[@trouvaloo]

I Ike the vines!

[@OutdoorsMyLife]

Thanks

[@trouvaloo]

@@OutdoorsMyLife it would be beautiful if a growing vine were put there!

[@OutdoorsMyLife]

I agree@@trouvaloo

[@archtographer]

I like the vines. Is the green and black mold on your tent evident on the interior? Is there anything to be done to eliminate it?

[@OutdoorsMyLife]

No it is only on the outside

[@LivingEmpoweredToday]

I created a timber cover frame for 16 grade heavy PVC Tarp. In a rainforest it must stay bone dry or mold like this. It can be cleaned with products but you must re treat for water repellent if you do. Keep it covered for long life for years. This railing is excellent for creating tarping too with front and back criss cross poles and center beam.