Leaving a Tent up for 2 Months in the Winter- Checking on Damages and Complete Takedown of the Camp
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We left the nortent tent up for roughly 2 months this winter
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Video Summary
AI GeneratedThe narrator returns to a semi-permanent campsite after a winter vacation to check on a NorTent that has been left exposed to heavy snowfall and rain. Despite extreme weather and deep snow, the tent remains standing without rips, though the weight caused a carbon fiber pole to crack. The narrator successfully dismantles the camp and retrieves his gear.