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Arapiles hailstorm from inside a Mont Moondance 2 Tent

January 21, 2021

“@mont.. good tent!

Here is some camera phone footage of a storm that rolled in quickly and caused a surprising amount of change to the landscape. I couldn’t escape my tent so I’m glad it protected me from the weather. It was a bit scary but also very beautiful. Other tents around mine were torn to shreds. Always choose quality! 👌”

Thank you to Stacey Chilcott of @Greencollarproductions for the video. Great to hear that your Mont Moondance 2 Tent survived and protected you from the onslaught!

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Arapiles hailstorm from inside a Mont Moondance 2 Tent

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