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Autumn walking
The PACMAT Solo is so light and compact, it's easy to take anywhere. Roll out and rest on the dry, comfortable ground and take time to enjoy the view.
Wet crossing, dry picnic
A lovely walk on Dartmoor today. When we stopped for our picnic after the stepping stones we were happy to our PACMAT with us. Light weight and easy to carry. The grass was wet but we had a dry and comfy place to sit. And when it started to rain we just wrapped them around us to keep dry.
Out and about in Dartmoor with a PACMAT
A comfy picnic on prickly grass. A soft place to sit on damp rocks. And easy to carry anywhere with us. Lovely.
Off to Dartmoor with our PACMAT
Very excited to be heading to Dartmoor this weekend. Our lightweight, water-proof picnic mat is a must. Easy to pop into a rucksack, carry anywhere, when heading out for a walk. Comfortable and great for stopping damp grass sneaking through. And if the picnic does get rained off it's a handy water-proof blanket. We will be staying at wonderful self catering Dartmoor longhouse, Lower Blackaton.
Rustic dens and high tech picnic mats
We had a great half term mucking around in Dartmoor. Den making was brilliant fun, but came with rather damp grass. A PACMAT picnic mat was the perfect answer. The kids could play in their dens for hours without getting cold and wet.
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