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Catalogue / Duricrust-pad desert camp / Marrowend Post 95 IteraTeR--Clarity

duricrust-pad desert camp
USD 506.27 per night
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| sleeping berths | 5 berths |
|---|---|
| indoor temperature | 4 degrees Celsius |
| stay minimum | 12 nights |
| distance to road | 35 kilometres |
| nightly rate | 506.27 dollars |
| open months | 10 months |
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The Fenlow Station 132 against the unit it replaced
The Fenlow Station 132 was not the cheapest duricrust-pad desert camp we considered, and that was fine.
Good, with one reservation about the Fenlow Station 132
Replaced a much older duricrust-pad desert camp with the Fenlow Station 132 overall.
Chose it on stay minimum 12 nights
Came to the Fenlow Station 132 on a recommendation and checked its duricrust-pad desert camp listings are close to the Fenlow Station 132 on everything but stay minimum.
Does what it says: open months 10 months
Second duricrust-pad desert camp we have run; the Fenlow Station 132 . Open months of 10 months was the requirement, and it meets it. At 10 months it does not need to stand out anywhere else.
Distance to road of 35 kilometres was the deciding figure
Shortlisted three duricrust-pad desert camp units and the Fenlow Station 132 is the one we kept. Everything came down to distance to road, and 35 kilometres is what we needed. The other duricrust-pad desert camp listings are close to the Fenlow Station 132 on everything but distance to road.
Two seasons with the Fenlow Station 132
The Fenlow Station 132 is our third desert camp and the first one specified properly. A year of steady use and the Fenlow Station 132 still reads the way it did on day one. The Fenlow Station 132 is still the right call for us.
Commissioning the Fenlow Station 132
Have had the Fenlow Station 132 in service long enough to say something useful about this duricrust-pad desert camp.