should i take the backout blind for cheyenne???

[nl's mummy]

wee girl is a poor sleeper

 

[Kazzabelle]

Hi,
The curtains in the Cheyenne are very thick heavy duty ones and i think they have a blackout lining. I can never tell what the weather is like until we open the curtains as it is soooo dark even in the summer. We came back from the Cheyenne a few weeks ago and the week we were there it was 20 degrees at 6am in the morning with blissful sun and did not let any light in. HTH.

have a wonderful time

 

[Mrs Stonfiesta]

We have never needed them at the cheyanne either, hope you have a great holiday

 

[nl's mummy]

great! thank you!!! its in the bag but can leave at my brothers!! half way there!left the highlands yesterday, glasgow this morning, in doncaster tonight then on to kent tomorrow...eurostar thurs! cannot wait!!!

 

[Ware Bears]

Have a great trip!

 

[Brummig]

ds is a poor sleeper and very overexcited when we are there. We found best this was to sleep him in bottom bunk, and use spare bedding from top bunk to create a tent around the bottom bunk. This stops him getting so giddy watch what we are doing (lying on our bed saying 'go to sleep usually!') and helps him feel safe, as well as keeping it dark even if we have a light on.

Have a great time!