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Jamma, Argos do a plastic 'shell' in 2 halves very cheap - you can fill one half with sand and use the other half as a lid, but it doubles as a paddling pool in the summer - no blowing up and wick to fill with buckets of warm water (Im too soft I know!!).


Not very pretty, but a very quick and easy solution, you could bury the bottom half to hide the plastic a bit if need be.


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