Thin groundsheet scrap for sitting on a damp curb
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Finn Campbell•225 rep4
Want a thin scrap of groundsheet or mat to sit on damp pavement without a bulky stool. Hardware stall mid-afternoon. Not a soft knee cushion, and not a neck pillow for the curb.
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A thin groundsheet scrap or picnic mat cut-down from a hardware stall works for damp curb sits — keep it light and foldable.
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