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Old 03-05-2003, 11:29 AM   #1
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If you intend to display your art in outdoor shows, you will want a canopy.

I have a Caravan Canopy and I love it. They can be a pricey investment, but they are worth it. I did a four day show in the mountains of Colorado last summer and it rained and hailed EVERY day for like 2 hours each day. The canopy was rock solid and did not leak a drop. I have sides that zip up too so I could completely close it off at night.

Here is a shot of my canopy from another show:
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