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Met officers pulled over a car in Grosvenor Road in Pimlico for a routine stop-and-search on Monday evening, Scotland Yard revealed today.
But after talking to the men the officers decided to place them under arrest and last night they were transferred to Nottingham for questioning over the shooting of 14-year-old Danielle.
The men are today being interviewed separately about the killing.
Danielle was shot in the abdomen yards from her house as she returned from a night at a fairground with friends in the early hours of Saturday morning. The girl, a pupil at Elliot Durham comprehensive, was struck by one of several shots fired from a passing gold-coloured car which was carrying several people.
The area where the shooting took place is a known crime hotspot but officers have been unable to establish why Danielle or her friends should have been caught up in the violence.
A spokesman for Nottingham police confirmed the five men had arrived in the city for questioning last night but refused to give details of either their ages or home towns.
The arrests are the first significant development since Sunday, when another person was arrested but later released without charge.
News of the latest arrests came hours after Danielle's mother Paula Platt issued an appeal for witnesses.
The 32-year-old, who cradled her dying daughter in her arms after hearing the shots from her home, said: "I always knew Danielle was bright and intelligent. She was destined for great things.
"Danielle could put her hands to anything. She was so creative, always drawing, doodling and writing stories. She was ambitious and I wanted her to touch the world - but not like this.
"I feel very angry. At this moment my child is lying in a refrigerator. She should not be there.
"My daughter has been taken away from me and no parent should have to go through this. Someone must know who did this. I cannot believe they have gone home and not acted differently. I want to speak directly to parents - if my child did something like this I couldn't harbour them. If anyone knows anything, please examine your consciences and come forward. Danielle deserves justice."
Despite the latest arrests Superintendent Dave Colbeck, of Nottingham police, renewed his appeal for witnesses to show courage in the face of intimidation. "If one or two people come forward it becomes a problem because of threats but if 100 people come forward the problem is theirs," he said. "There were a number of people in that car and we need to speak to these people. Some of them may or may not have known what was going to happen that night.
"Come to us - we will protect you. This has gone a stage too far."
Nottingham's religious leaders today condemned Danielle's murder in a joint statement, saying: "Our thoughts and prayers are with her parents, her family and all her friends. Gun crime is an evil which we must combat. We are not prepared to see the acts of a few blight the lives of so many."
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Clifford Chance is to vote next month on slashing its management committee from 16 to nine in Matthew Layton's first key move as leader.
The firm's new managing partner is understood to have stood for the role on a platform of streamlining management and creating a stronger executive team (28 November 2013).
He has now made the first step towards fulfilling his manifesto pledges by tabling the vote to cut seven roles from the committee, though it is not known which roles would go if the move is passed. The vote is expected to open next month with partners currently discussing the proposals.
A Clifford Chance spokesperson said: "We are consulting on some changes to the firm's governance, with a view to ensuring that the way we manage our firm is designed to help meet the evolving needs of our clients, and to reflect the reality of the changing markets."
The proposal appears to have gone down well within Clifford Chance, with partners understood to be positive towards slimming down the layers on management.
"I think Matthew was elected to do a job and it's part of what was expected from him," said one source.
Another said: "The aim is to make the process more executive, less socialism, less 'everybody gets to vote on the colours of the pencils we use'."
Layton launched his campaign for managing partner at the end of last year on the principle of overhauling the magic circle firm's management structure. Since taking over the role from David Childs on 1 May, pushing through the new-look team has been on the top of his agenda.
Practice groups are expected to be merged into fewer seats if the plan goes through and it is thought that regional heads would take up the majority of the spots available.
The weighty management structure is currently made up of the management committee, chaired by Layton, and the six-strong partnership council.
"There is a widely perceived issue that if representatives on the committee only represent their constituency it's very difficult to get anything through," said a source.
"It's not surprising that lots of organisations have pressure to reduce the size of committees, it takes up peoples' time," said another.
The vote could spell a short spell on the committee for new members like freshly anointed corporate head Guy Norman and tax, pensions and employment head Chris Davies, who took up the seat this year. Regional managing partner for the Americas Evan Cohen and continental Europe representative Charles Adam have been in their positions for a year.
Clifford Chance's LLP accounts show that the 16 members of the management committee received an average of £1.13m each in the 2012/13 financial year (2 January 2014), slightly down on £1.19m the previous year (4 October 2012).
The vote is the first in two key changes mooted by Layton in his leadership campaign against real estate finance partner Andrew Carnegie and Paris chief Yves Wehrli.
Layton also canvassed partners on the idea of scrapping salaried partner bands and bringing all partners into the equity, though no timeline has been set on voting for these proposals.
His management style appears to be held in high esteem among peers, with one person even liking the lawyer to US president Barack Obama, as "an approachable face in management".

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A Wilmington police corporal is on trial in New Hanover County Superior Court on charges he assaulted a 16-year-old boy while the teen was being arrested.
Testimony began Tuesday in the trial of James Coley Johnson, a 25-year veteran with the Wilmington Police Department. He faces charges of misdemeanor simple assault and failure to discharge duties in connection with the arrest of Tyrell Rivers on April 4, 2014. Superior Court Judge Ebern T. Watson is hearing the case.
Johnson, 51, was hired by the police department in 1989. He was placed on unpaid leave in June 2014, following his indictment on the charges in the use of force case.
In her opening statement Tuesday, Assistant District Attorney Barrett Temple said the police corporal twice tried to choke Rivers in the back seat of his patrol vehicle on the night the teen was arrested. Attorney Michael McGuinness, who is representing Johnson, said the corporal was using pressure point techniques to subdue the teen, who had become violent during the arrest.
Rivers never reported the assault to authorities after he was arrested in the 900 block of Wooster Street, Temple said.
"He didn't tell his mother, he didn't tell his attorney, he didn't tell anyone when he was arrested about what happened in that car," Temple said.
The alleged assault was discovered on video footage from Johnson's in-car police camera by an attorney who represented Rivers on charges relating to that arrest, Temple said. The teen pleaded guilty to resisting arrest and second-degree trespassing in New Hanover County District Court on April 24, 2014.
Temple asked the judge to pay careful attention to the video evidence of what she said was the assault taking place. The video was played in court on Tuesday and showed the officer placing his hands on the teen's neck on two separate occasions, while the teen was in the back seat of the officer's car.
"We are convinced that you will find this defendant guilty at the conclusion of all the state's evidence," Temple said.
McGuinness contends Johnson did not place his hands on the teen to choke him, but only to apply the pressure point techniques, which took "seconds." The attorney added that Rivers was not out of breath and didn't show any signs of being choked.
"Corporal James Johnson has protected and served…his department and his community," McGuinness said, adding that the officer has had "an excellent reputation."
Officers pursued Rivers in a foot chase after a suspicious persons call, McGuinness said, adding that the teen was committing felonies and was on the public housing community's "no trespass" list. Rivers was found with heroin in his possession that was "ready to sell," McGuinness said. Rivers also had marijuana in his possession.
McGuinness said Rivers became violent once he was apprehended. When Johnson put Rivers in the back of his police car, Rivers kicked the door of the patrol car, just below the window, McGuinness said.
Rivers, now 18, took the stand on Tuesday to testify to the assault. He did not deny the drugs he had in his possession, fleeing from police, or kicking the door of the police car during his arrest.
Rivers told the court he was coming back from a friend's house after playing games, hanging out with girls and taking Xanax pills. He told the court he was on his way home and was approached by officers as he and a friend cut through the Jervay public housing community.
"They just ambushed us," Rivers said. "They was coming from every direction…we was just walking."
Asked why he ran from police, Rivers said, "I was nervous. I thought I might have a warrant."
Rivers tried to hop a fence as he ran from police, but fell to the ground. That's when another officer caught up to him and "put his knee in his back" as he was being handcuffed, Rivers said, adding that the action made him "mad" and he began to exchange "ugly" words with officers.
Rivers was escorted by police to Johnson's patrol car and was searched. River said he and the officers were "having words" and talking "junk." When he was placed in the back of the patrol car, Rivers said he was still upset.
River told the court his frustrations with the officers was the reason he kicked the door of Johnson's patrol car. That's when Rivers said he was "choked" by Officer Johnson for the first time.
"He cut my air off. And I couldn't breathe. And that…made me heated," Rivers said.
More words were exchanged and Rivers said was taken out of the car so officers could put straps around his legs. He was placed back into the patrol car, kicked the door, and said he was choked again.
Rivers said he was afraid and a little hurt, but did not tell anyone what had happened because he didn't think anything was going to come of it.
"We used to getting harassed by police so we don't really report it…because this stuff happens all the time," Rivers said. "I don't really have a problem with the police, I just don't want them to feel like they can do whatever they want to the black community."
Upon defense questioning, Rivers told the court he was a gang member but had left his gang just weeks before the trial. When asked by McGuinness why he joined the gang, Rivers said he did it for money.
McGuinness also questioned Rivers' health examination at the jail, and pointed out that there were no complaints relating to the assault or any other health issues.
The defense will continue its questioning of Rivers Wednesday morning when the trial resumes in New Hanover County Superior Court.


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When I was at my parents' house a few weeks ago, I started talking about Twilight with my sister. Why I hadn't read it. Why I thought it would be stupid. And she said, "You have to read it. It's the yearning."
She wrote about the popularity of the series and what she thought it captured last year:
Remember that little feeling you used to get when you were like 14 and thought you might see that person you had a huge crush on somewhere on a Friday night? You hoped but you weren't sure?
Right. So I actually did start reading Twilight, and, like my sister, I remembered the yearning that is high school romance. I remembered how exciting it was, but I also remembered how horrible it felt.
So I wrote about it on Surrender, Dorothy, and this comment trickled in from Mae at Parenting in Progress:
I don't think you SHOULD be allowed to read them until you're at least say... 28. You need some serious distance from the high school experience so you can see the crazy for what it is and appreciate it without rationalizing it.
It hit me that what Mae wrote was genius.
True love -- the kind of love that lasts for fifty years -- isn't based on hormones or pheremones or even intellectual stimulation. True love -- the kind of love that lasts for fifty years -- is based on mutual trust and respect for each other's lives, interests, health and happiness. And I'm just going to come out and say it: Few people have the maturity to recognize those qualities in their youth. Not when there are so many sexy and selfish young thangs running around wanting to hook up and be seen together. And, unfortunately, some people never get past this phase. You might yearn after these perpetual teenagers, but it's impossible to have a two-sided, lasting relationship with them. Not when they can't love you back.
True love is not about yearning. Yearning -- a deep longing, accompanied by tenderness or sadness -- means that one is not being fulfilled. Sadness is not a part of love, not when it's caused by the other person's actions. True love isn't never having to say you're sorry -- it is a deeply felt need to apologize when you've hurt your love's feelings. It is the understanding that in order to make it, really make it, you can't be hurting each other all the time.
It can take being hurt over and over in order to make us recognize that no matter how strong the lust or admiration we have for a person, it's not "love" unless it's tempered with compassion, kindness and reciprocity.
Relationship expert Heide Banks at The Huffington Post writes:
Relationships, good or bad, help teach us about how to make choices that honor who we are, see the places inside of us that are wounded and learn how to apply loving to begin the healing process. We learn how to step out of judgement and into acceptance of our self and others, the keys to a happy life. All this research begs the question: does it matter how many frogs we have to kiss if in the end we find lasting love? My experience working with individuals and research says no.
Banks' message is a positive one. It encourages the hunt, even after repeated ones-who-got-away. I worry that women not in relationships will be frustrated with this series, that all this talk of happy-happy-love-love will be a huge turn-off. (Because I wasn't always married. I do get it.) But I hope they will read, because few people find their true love the first or even twenty-seventh time they try.
I'm not saying you have to love yourself before you can be in love -- that may not be true -- but you do have to be a trustworthy person who demands trustworthiness in return, and that doesn't happen magically on the steps of a castle or in a meadow in the woods. It happens over the course of a life, one day at a time, whether you're looking for love or not.
Diana at Diana Loves to Write put it so well:
That was one of the first lessons I learned, marriage is hard work. It's a fact, and one most young couples don't realize when they first sign on for what they imagine will be some great romantic adventure meant to last the rest of their lives.
I look at the picture above, two (kindly) pudgy, middle-aged folks, those madly in love 19-year-olds had nothing on this couple. And although there was a time when our inseams were longer than my waistlines, that's just about the only advantage those two cool kids had over these... grown-ups.
It's been a hard road to get "here," but I'm so glad we took it.
Diana's romance illustrates what I know to be true about many happy couples -- they met when they were young. Maybe they even fell in love when they were young. But, as she writes, true love -- the kind that lasts fifty years -- is something that brews over time spent bailing each other out from crises, from facing real life and sometimes mundane challenges and achievements. It's about a backrub at the end of a hard day or a surprise dinner when your boss gives you a compliment -- not about facing a pack of werewolves or vampires or even finals. Real life begets real love, and yearning is to true love as Diet Coke is to water. True love sustains us over a lifetime.
Mandy at Since My Divorce theorizes as to whether better education in her younger years would have helped her avoid a relationship breakdown. "If I'd had some coaching and some guidance as a teenager, there is no way in the world I would have picked the man I picked," she writes, continuing:
Many churches do offer ( some require) a pre-marriage counseling program and while I am in favor of this, I don't think it's ideal because you're participating in this, as a couple with a marriage already planned – hardly with an open mind. I like Kristi's idea of a program in high school because it would give our children a foundation, a decision-making formula for their relationships.
But, as teens, would we have listened? Or is that whole yearning-is-not-the-same-as-trust-and-respect thing a hard life lesson we just have to go through to come out on the other side, transformed into adults capable of a deeper connection?
Am I wrong? What do you think?
This is the fourth post in our How to Get a Happier Marriage Series. If you've missed one, check out the archive.
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Maybe in the US but not yet in the UK :(
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It's Halo time. The official Halo 3 multiplayer beta starts today, we announced that Halo 3 will ship on September 25th and Gamestop.com has an exclusive new Halo3 Zune packed with Halo 3 music and videos. What more could a Halo freak want?
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Where's the movie?
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Dec 25, 2010 at 11:44 pm #1266948
Any suggestions for an inner net tent for a TrailStar?
-TDec 25, 2010 at 11:47 pm #1677633
Ryan TealeBPL Member
@monstertruck-2Locale: Almost Yosemite
MLD makes a solo and a duo size that will work. I use a Serenity Nettent from Six Moon Designs when I go solo with my Duomid. If you want a custom size you could look into Bearpaw tents. Thats about all the options I know.
RyanDec 26, 2010 at 4:54 am #1677640
I always recommend the SMD Meteor. It is light and will work under many different shelters. Having a waterproof breathable lower half allows better protection from blowing rain/snow should you happen to pitch the shelter high and open.
It's supposed to be fairly easy to make and plans are on the SMD web site.Dec 26, 2010 at 7:45 am #1677659
David UreMember
Yup – buy a Duo Mid.
The Trailstar is specifically designed not to use an inner net tent. The Duo Mid is.
Use a bivy if bugs are an issue.Dec 26, 2010 at 9:53 am #1677678
jim jessopMember
I haven't tried it but see no reason you couldn't get a six moon designs serenity, or MLD inner net tent to work with the trailstar, although it might need an 'off the ground' pitch to get the full height.
Otherwise, bear paws do great work and I'm sure would be able to do a custom design to your own spec for however you wanted it.Dec 26, 2010 at 10:28 am #1677689
Steven ParisBPL Member
@saparisorLocale: Pacific Northwest
Your best bets are the MLD Serenity or the Bearpaw, something that has the attaches to the pole straight above the side seam, (instead of in the middle of the net tent) creating a flat side against the pole. Not sure I explained that very well….
I have used a SMD Serenity with my Trailstar once. It didn't fit perfectly, although I hadn't set it up until I was in Rainier on a rainy weekend, so chalk that up to user error. I still don't think it will ever be perfect, just because it is a rectangle set up beneath 5-sided structure and the height of the Trailstar won't always match the necessary height for the serenity.Dec 26, 2010 at 10:45 am #1677695
Ron BellBPL Member
@mountainlaureldesignsLocale: USA
We get this question all the time.
The challenge to making a dedicated InnerNet for the Trailstar is that the Trailstar's main strength is that it can be pitched so many ways and both the height and floor plan can change depending on pitch type.
We even see customers coming up with new pitch options we never even guessed at before…
All reg style bivys that are not too tall over head work great- the SuperLight and Bug Bivys are popular with the TrailStar since they work in all pitch types.
The MLD Solo and Duo InnerNet's can work in one certain pitch with the center pole offset.Dec 26, 2010 at 3:58 pm #1677758
Michael SchwartzBPL Member
@greenwalkLocale: PA & Ireland
Hey Tom, I am looking for the same. Maybe we could approach John at Bearpawtents and ask him to make two inner net tents for the Trailstar, which I think is an excellent shaped tarp. Would you be interested? MikeDec 26, 2010 at 7:28 pm #1677808
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@woodenwizardLocale: NePo
Travis uses a Bear Paw Tents Pyra Net 2. I think it may be modded though. I havent seen hime here in a while so he may be on vaca or something, but he does it… How well it works…
see it at the "Glacier Trip + Engagement" thread
I like the trailstar, and want to put a duo net inner and make an upside-down V with poles so that there is no center pole. Have my wife and I sleep between the poles in the bug net. But everybody I've talked to hosed me for this idea (see "the Trailstar Thread") and I can't afford to buy it if it doesn't work…Dec 27, 2010 at 5:42 am #1677870
It seems that the Trailstar tent by MLD is an extremely popular tent. We (here at BearPaw Wilderness Designs) have been making a modified pyraNet 2 that fits inside the Trailstar. We have made a four sided inner and a five sided inner to match the footprint of the Trailstar. The four sided inner is shown here: We have also modified it in numerous ways to fit the person's requirements.
We will have a picture of the five sided inner soon.
Also, the inner tent has a draw cord opening through the peak so that the trekking pole can pass, allowing the Trailstar to be pitched at different heights and not affect the inner tent.
I hope this reply from us here at BearPaw Wilderness Designs helps.
Also, I want to express that I believe that MLD did an excellent job in designing the Trailstar. I believe it is one of the better designs out there for the ultralightweight backpacker.Dec 28, 2010 at 1:05 pm #1678354
Wow! That was my first post / question on BPL and I am impressed with the responses.
Ron, Thanks for the info. I've only done test pitches of the TrailStar but I do like its versatility in pitch options. It's a great looking tarp / shelter. I'm really looking forward to using it in the field. I think using a bivy under the Trailstar will be a great solo option and will contact you directly for that. It will be like having a bedroom and a living room!
Thanks for the info on the BearPaw inner tents. I had seen your website but this was good additional information. I don't see having a central pole as an issue with a two person set up so I guess the question becomes four of five sided. Maybe I have the geometry wrong in my head but a four sided inner tent with the Trailstar should leave one with a vestibule, no?
I think I'm getting both of the above but it also appears that this is something of a known entity with John. How do we exchange emails without posting an address publicly?
PS. All, thanks all the thread contributors for the info. Great forum.Dec 28, 2010 at 1:14 pm #1678360
Concerning the two man inner from BearPaw Wilderness Designs, the four sided inner will have a small vestibule under the Trailstar but outside of the inner tent. The five sided inner will have the vestibule under the Trailstar but inside the inner tent.
I have sold quite a few of the four sided pyraNet 2 modified for the Trailstar. The five sided version of the pyraNet 2 came about because a customer wanted the inner tent to extend into the vestibule area under the Trailstar. The customer wanted the five sided version because he wanted a place for his dog away from the bugs and inside the inner tent with him and his partner.
The four side version is slightly lighter than the five sided version, but your vestibule will be outside of the inner tent.
John at BearPaw Wilderness DesignsDec 28, 2010 at 1:45 pm #1678371
Michael SchwartzBPL Member
@greenwalkLocale: PA & Ireland
Tom B,
The best way to send personal messages here is to go to your BPL account here and enable Personal Messages (PM).
I am debating between adding netting around the bottom perimeter of my Trailstar or getting an inner tent. It's good to get John's input on the the difference between the 4-sided and 5-sided inner tent at BearPaw. I guess the 4-sided would create an area that would be good for muddy gear and/or cooking. Can't picture it exactly. Would there be enough space for cooking? The advantages of the netting at the bottom are reduced weight and lower cost. On the other hand, the inner tent offers a floor, total bug protection, the ability to pitch on its own on dry nights, and the option of higher pitches of the Trailstar. Have I left anything out? Anyone have any thoughts/advice? I used the Trailstar for a month and a half this summer. An exceptional shelter. –MikeDec 28, 2010 at 2:27 pm #1678385
I find that the times I want bug protection are also often times when I want the most air flow.
So I would vote for the option that would allow for a high open pitch.
I would think that having a perimeter net large enough to allow this would be unwieldy and would weigh as much, if not more than a separate inner bug net.Dec 29, 2010 at 12:35 am #1678564
I hope I have turned on my PM option if you want to send email.
I think I would want to go with the four sided inner tent vs. a perimeter net. I believe this would give me more pitch options for the Trailstar while preserving an option for bug protection. I'd go with four sided vs. five for the lighter weight as I'd like an area that is outside the netting but under the Trailstar. I'd use that area for keeping shoes out of the rain while keeping the dirt out of the inner tent. I don't think I'd cook under the Trailstar but who knows…
My only real concern now is the total weight. Trailstar, inner tent, poles (I'm undecided on the use of trekking poles), plastic ground cloth. I need to add this up and compare to my old Tarptent. I think I'm incurring a weight increase.
-TDec 29, 2010 at 4:17 am #1678571
If you are using your trailstar solo, why not go with a solo inner. There are a few in the 6 or 7 oz range. There are even inner nets that only cover the upper half of your bag, byt they would require a ground cloth.
You don't need the net inner for your gear, they can stay outside of the mesh.
I have used the Serenity net and the Meteor Bivy and didn't feel claustrophobic.Dec 29, 2010 at 6:26 am #1678588
If you want to save weight (say around 8 oz), you can go with a pyraNet 1 under the trailstar. You can even have the length and width and zipper modified to fit your needs. It is basically 1/2 of the four sided pyraNet 2. Consequently with the pyraNet 1 you will have a very large vestibule under the trailstar, great for cooking and wet gear and about 3.5 feet of head room inside compared to the lower headroom in standard bivies.
Just another idea for you to think about.
After working with a lot of people who love the Trailstar, one thing about the its popularity is that it can be set up in many different ways to suit the camper's needs (praises to the MLD designers). That is why I think that it is one of the better designs out there. Consequently, one style of inner tent may work for one camper but not another. People have sent me numerous pictures of different set ups and have asked us to design an inner for that setup. One thing that I have learn about the Trailstar, just decide how you want to pitch the tent and then make or find an inner that suits your needs. There are many different stock designs from many excellent companies like MLD, GoLite, Six Moon Designs, etc. that may work for you too.
John at BearPaw Wilderness Designs
P.S.: Just to let everyone know: BearPaw Tents has changed to BearPaw Wilderness Designs. We made this name change because we do so much custom work with many different ultra lightweight products. We are no longer limited to tents. At the first of the year, you can still go to our original web site and you will be redirected to the new web site.Jan 14, 2011 at 7:49 am #1683846
Like I mentioned in my earlier response to the original thread, we at BearPaw Wilderness Designs have developed a 5 sided (pentagon shaped) inner fits within the perimeter of MLD's Trailstar and maximizes the internal space.
We have just finished finalizing the design. The height is about 44" so it fits a pentagon shaped tarp with a minimum peak of about 46". It can also be modified with silnylon extension and cuben fiber floor.
Also, notice that our website has changed to a new location.
John at http://www.bearpawwd.comJan 14, 2011 at 8:48 am #1683858
I would say you want a bug net that isn't very big or you may have problems with some pitches. You only need the bug net to cover you, not your gear. So the Meteor bivy, MLD Serenity, and many other smaller bug nets may be better in a low, four sided or narrower pitch.Jan 14, 2011 at 9:37 am #1683873
Nico .BPL Member
@nickbLocale: Los Padres National Forest
I recently ordered a Trailstar; it looks like a great, versatile design. I'm really excited to try it out once it arrives. For solo use, I plan to just sleep out under it, or if needed, use a lightweight bivy for now.
The idea of a net tent has me intrigued though. My girlfriend insists on a creepy crawly-proof shelter and having an elcosed space to keep the dog from wandering away at night is helpful too. An optional innert net for the Trailstar could potentially allow me to ditch a couple of my existing shelters…
The 5-sided inner looks like a great way for me to achieve this. I would love to see a couple of photos of the 5-sided inner set up under the Trailstar to get a better sense of how it all works together and how much enclsoed space it provides.
Anyone out there yet with the Trailstar and the 5-sided inner?Jan 14, 2011 at 10:28 am #1683880
Oh, yeah, another person and a dog necessitates a big net.You may want to make sure it is going to work OK in those cases when you have to pitch it close to the ground to block blowing rain or snow.Jan 14, 2011 at 10:56 am #1683882
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Yeah Steven, you're probably right, although to be honest, I can't think of too many times that I would be out camping with my girlfriend and the dog in blowing rain or snow. She's more of a fair weather camper…
If it's just the dog and I or just the girlfriend and I, it seems that there would be plenty of room.
I bet 95% of the time, I'll have the tarp pitched up off the ground a bit with the one end propped open with a trekking pole. Only cinch it down for severe weather.Jan 14, 2011 at 11:50 am #1683891
A lot of people have email me asking for additional pictures and more specs.
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I hope this answers most of the emails. But if you want to know more you can email me through BPL.
John at BearPaw Wilderness DesignsJan 14, 2011 at 12:02 pm #1683894
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HTML Man to the rescue… — click here.Jan 14, 2011 at 1:14 pm #1683924
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Hmmmm, very interesting indeed! Nice work on the PentaNet! Could you post some pictures with two full sized (72×20) sleeping pads in there?
I'd love to see some users' nets in action as well.
Jeff, no, unfortunately I'm not on vacation. Just a busy holiday season. :)
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