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The tent above is a 9 by 9 foot sleeping four

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The tent above is a 9 by 9 foot sleeping four

Date5/26/1980

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Stuparyk, Michael (photographer)

Toronto Star (Firm) (publisher)

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Original Toronto Star caption: The tent above is a 9 by 9 foot sleeping four. It costs $67. The accessories shown are basics. The fold-down tent trailer; right; can be towed behind a six cylinder car and costs $3;500. It sleeps six and has stove; fridge and sink for extra comfort.

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