Thank you so much!!!! I was thinking about buying a canopy as I'm going camping in a couple weeks. Here in Texas shade is a must. I'll be there the first day solo. I actually set it up today and feel so confident! Thank for yhe clear concise instructions. Take care.
Thank you so much for dropping me a message, especially all the way from Texas❤️. Really appreciate that. Wishing you have a great solo camp soon. Take care.
Good information but may I add this. Before you start step 2, stake down the 4 corners just to prevent the tarp from blowing. Tie your guy lines in place and stake. Then remove the tarp pegs from your corners. Use those in the remaining 4 spots to secure those guy lines. Then put poles together and secure in pole points on your tarp. Adjust guy lines as you position the poles as necessary. Will be easier and less frustrating if a gust comes up, but especially in windy conditions. 🤔
Thanks for the extra tips & ideas, really appreciate that. 💕 Is a good suggestion and extra steps to make sure the wind doesn't blow the tarp away when setting up.
Good tips, but since English is your second language, I had a difficult time understanding you. I used to teach conversational English while I was in college. One of the biggest tips I would give my students was to slow down when they were speaking. They could enunciate their words more clearly and people could understand what they were saying so much easier. Give it a try and see if it helps you. It will take you a little while to slow your speech down, because you are used to speaking quickly in your native tongue. But please slow down your speech, so we can all understand you more clearly! Thank you for this informative video! 🤗💕
I'm setting up a tarp for the first time tomorrow and already know i saved myself some trouble by watching your tips.
Very comforting and really encouraging words from you. Glad able to give some ideas & tips for you. Thank you so much 😀
Thank you ❤
very helpful
Thank you so much.
Thank you so much!!!! I was thinking about buying a canopy as I'm going camping in a couple weeks. Here in Texas shade is a must. I'll be there the first day solo. I actually set it up today and feel so confident! Thank for yhe clear concise instructions. Take care.
Thank you so much for dropping me a message, especially all the way from Texas❤️. Really appreciate that. Wishing you have a great solo camp soon. Take care.
Well done. Great simple video. Just what I needed.
Thank you so much.
Thanks so much for the easy instructions! I've been wondering how to set up a tarp by myself. Your clear instruction was really helpful.
Most welcome & thank you so much for dropping by. I'm really happy & glad this video able to provide some info for you ❤️😊
Thank you so much.
You are most welcome.
It's a nightmare setting a tarp for a beginner even with 4 hands. This guide is of Great Help!
Thank you for dropping by. Yes indeed, glad this guide able to help.
thank you and good job.
Thank you so much. 💕
brilliant video!
Thank you so much ❤️👍🏽
Thx for showing and explaining
You are most welcome. 🙏🏻🥰
Excellent 👌
Thank you so much 🙏🏻💕
I go camping with my children who are helpful when setting up, however after watching this I know I can do it on my own and they can do something else
Thank you so much for sharing ❤️. I'm really glad this video able to give some guidance ☺️.
Great job on the video mate 👍👍
Thank you so much. Really appreciate that ❤️😊
thank you
You're most welcome.
wow cool video
Thank you so much 😁
Man this is fantastic 👏 👌 thank u
You are most welcome. Glad that the video was helpful. ☺️🙏🏻
Hi, can you make tutorial on how to use the quick release knot? It is included when I purchased my tent but I don't know how to use it. Thank you
Hi. Thanks for dropping by. Perhaps I will do a video on must learn few simple knots before going camping.
@@SnowMakerTV Thank you, I'll watch out on this
u are most welcome. @@Nycosadventure
😀Thanks.
Most welcome 😊👍🏽
Good information but may I add this. Before you start step 2, stake down the 4 corners just to prevent the tarp from blowing. Tie your guy lines in place and stake. Then remove the tarp pegs from your corners. Use those in the remaining 4 spots to secure those guy lines. Then put poles together and secure in pole points on your tarp. Adjust guy lines as you position the poles as necessary. Will be easier and less frustrating if a gust comes up, but especially in windy conditions. 🤔
Thanks for the extra tips & ideas, really appreciate that. 💕 Is a good suggestion and extra steps to make sure the wind doesn't blow the tarp away when setting up.
Thanks uncle roger
Most welcome.
Lol
Lmao😂
Good tips, but since English is your second language, I had a difficult time understanding you. I used to teach conversational English while I was in college. One of the biggest tips I would give my students was to slow down when they were speaking. They could enunciate their words more clearly and people could understand what they were saying so much easier. Give it a try and see if it helps you. It will take you a little while to slow your speech down, because you are used to speaking quickly in your native tongue. But please slow down your speech, so we can all understand you more clearly! Thank you for this informative video! 🤗💕
Thank you so much for your tips & advice. I really appreciate that. 💕
Use the CC button
Tart without any pole which is the best and very talented ok. With the pole? Kids could do it ok
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