Here is the
awning in action. It stuck to the trailer like glue, had no trouble in gusty wind, and gave us a lot of room down the *length* of the trailer.
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In the photo above, you can see the bungee tie-downs, which were actually amazing. Since each had large hooks at both ends, I was able to tie the trailer corners off in two directions each. This one hooked onto the spare tire cover's wing nut, and then stretched over to hook on a tree branch. Easy peasy.
Here's a look at the front:
So this end hooked onto the far side of the rock guard, and also down to the frame. Completely secure.
There is both a built-in vent at the very top (which is leak-proof) and then this big "window" vent which can be opened and closed. Once the
awning was up and the wind freshened, I just ran a broomstick up to release the velcro and allowed the flap to, erm, flap.
So, KingCamp on Amazon, $80, very happy!