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While smaller tents may be free-standing or
attached to the ground,
large tents are
usually anc****d
using guy
ropes tied to
stakes or
tent pegs. First...
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Tentation delblush is a
commercial apple variety (also
known as Delblush) that was
created in
France in 1979 by
Georges Delbard as the
result of a crossing...
- Red
Tent or Red
Tent may
refer to: Red
Tent (shelter), a
tent used by
survivors of the
airship Italia The Red
Tent (Nagibin novel), 1960 The Red
Tent (film)...
- A
tent city is a
temporary housing facility made
using tents or
other temporary structures.
State governments or
military organizations set up
tent cities...
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dwelling place'), also
known as the
Tent of the
Congregation (Hebrew: אֹהֶל מוֹעֵד, romanized: ʔōhel mōʕēḏ, also
Tent of Meeting), was the
portable earthly...
-
Tent shows have been an
important part of
American history since the mid-to-late
nineteenth century. In 1927, Don
Carle Gillette gave "statistical evidence...
- The
Sibley tent was
invented by the
American military officer Henry Hopkins Sibley and
patented in 1856. Of
conical design, it
stands about 12 feet (3...
- A
tent peg (or
tent stake) is a spike,
usually with a hook or hole on the top end,
typically made from wood, metal, plastic, or
composite material, pushed...
- An
altitude tent is a
sealed tent used to
simulate a
higher altitude with
reduced oxygen.
Living or
training at
altitude causes the body to
adapt to the...
- A big
tent party, or catch-all party, is a term used in
reference to a
political party having members covering a
broad spectrum of beliefs. This is in...
