1. I think all my sleeping bags (three at the last count) have different-gauge zips, so that wouldn't work. I'll check, though. I'd also heard that double sleeping bags let in draughts and thus are less warm than two individual sleeping bags, but possibly this depends on the vehemence of the cuddling involved.
2. I haven't been inside your current flat, but ours is fscking cold. And damp - humidity above 70% most of the time. The thought of buying a dehumidifier for next winter has been mooted, as has the thought of moving somewhere drier (though finding such a place in Edinburgh may be tricky). Also, having got fat slowly and then got thinnish again fairly quickly, I'm a lot more sensitive to cold than I used to be.
3. Yes, but the upper section is a bit too narrow to move my arms about, and I get paranoid. Lengthening said tag with a bit of string is a good idea, though.
It would also be nice to have somewhere safe to put a nice cup of tea in a tent.
barrel sling around the cup (http://moblog.net/view/97490/knots-again-in-better-light), hang it off the roof. Note that there are two forms of barrel sling - one that's quicker to tie, and one that holds its shape when empty. You probably want the second one.
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2. I haven't been inside your current flat, but ours is fscking cold. And damp - humidity above 70% most of the time. The thought of buying a dehumidifier for next winter has been mooted, as has the thought of moving somewhere drier (though finding such a place in Edinburgh may be tricky). Also, having got fat slowly and then got thinnish again fairly quickly, I'm a lot more sensitive to cold than I used to be.
3. Yes, but the upper section is a bit too narrow to move my arms about, and I get paranoid. Lengthening said tag with a bit of string is a good idea, though.
It would also be nice to have somewhere safe to put a nice cup of tea in a tent.
barrel sling around the cup (http://moblog.net/view/97490/knots-again-in-better-light), hang it off the roof. Note that there are two forms of barrel sling - one that's quicker to tie, and one that holds its shape when empty. You probably want the second one.