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Viney · 04-08-09, 02:59 PM

Log Cabins would be nice

(Thats for fizz really)

04-08-09, 03:30 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Spiderman

i think this really is the most important thing for us when considering the next AR too, having someone like Jim who is happy to let us do what we do.

Definitely. Incidently, I know of a great huge campsite near Bodiam that encourages camp fires and it really relaxed and beautiful in case we need it.

04-08-09, 03:51 PM

Careful Nick, you will end up organising AR10.....

05-08-09, 08:07 PM

read the first page and its already been covered.

But the price was very high considering the facilities but tbh if I were hosting that I'd jack the price up fro the weekend anyway. Dont know if this happened or not but the showers/toilets we the only negative from an other wise brilliant weekend.

06-08-09, 04:04 PM

What's up with the lighting requirments at a camping site? I actually dont like it as you feel like you are in a carpark/road/street. Dark is good as it feels more remote, isolated and like youre... camping. Is it just me?

06-08-09, 04:26 PM

Yeah, cos otherwise I wouldn't need my incredibly irritating wind-up torch

Spiderman · 06-08-09, 04:30 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Demonz

What's up with the lighting requirments at a camping site? I actually dont like it as you feel like you are in a carpark/road/street. Dark is good as it feels more remote, isolated and like youre... camping. Is it just me?

I'm with you on this mate. When i go camping i wanna be in nature doing natrual things like having a fire. If it was well lit i wouldnt enjoy it as much i know that. Even when i ws in the tents with a few peeps and someone else who knew how to trun the lights on did, it made me get up and go over to the fire instead.

Quote:

Originally Posted by Warthog

Yeah, cos otherwise I wouldn't need my incredibly irritating wind-up torch

Was it you who walked past me and a few others in the dark, winding away but not actually having any light? lol.
Get a better torch is the answer i think

06-08-09, 10:17 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Spiderman

Was it you who walked past me and a few others in the dark, winding away but not actually having any light? lol.
Get a better torch is the answer i think

Haha yeah. I was doing 30 minutes of winding for the one glorious minute of light. It makes you appreciate it more if you have worked hard for it

04-08-09, 02:59 PM	#51
Viney Member Mega Poster Join Date: Jul 2003 Location: In the shadows to the left Posts: 7,700	Re: AR09 Campsite Comments. Log Cabins would be nice (Thats for fizz really)

04-08-09, 03:51 PM	#53
FG1 Guest Posts: n/a	Re: AR09 Campsite Comments. Careful Nick, you will end up organising AR10.....

05-08-09, 08:07 PM	#54
Owenski Guest Posts: n/a	Re: AR09 Campsite Comments. read the first page and its already been covered. But the price was very high considering the facilities but tbh if I were hosting that I'd jack the price up fro the weekend anyway. Dont know if this happened or not but the showers/toilets we the only negative from an other wise brilliant weekend.

06-08-09, 04:04 PM	#55
Demonz Guest Posts: n/a	Re: AR09 Campsite Comments. What's up with the lighting requirments at a camping site? I actually dont like it as you feel like you are in a carpark/road/street. Dark is good as it feels more remote, isolated and like youre... camping. Is it just me?

06-08-09, 04:26 PM	#56
Warthog Guest Posts: n/a	Re: AR09 Campsite Comments. Yeah, cos otherwise I wouldn't need my incredibly irritating wind-up torch

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