Posted: Wed May 30, 2007 11:42 pm
Tim - what happened with your tent last year??? did u forget the pegs? missing groundsheet?
is it just me that found that funny??
groundsheet.... stop man, you're killing me!
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Posted: Thu May 31, 2007 3:34 am
is it just me that found that funny??
groundsheet.... stop man, you're killing me!
Posted: Thu May 31, 2007 11:12 am
My airbed like my car sank durring the night, I was cold, the animals kept me awake at night (no they WERENT in my tent with me) and there was no hot water! 
Posted: Thu May 31, 2007 12:31 pm
Dude, I see the points you got wrong when camping.
Heres the remedy:
Drink ALOT of ale, or LAGER if you absolutley must, although ale for men, lager, for girls.
It is well known that Ale is a superb warming agent, therefore the cold will not be an issue any longer.
Because Ale also causes drunkeness aswell as being a good heating agent, you wont care that the matress went down on you
and again, if you drink enough Ale, then the sound of the animals will become a soothing lullaby and rock you gently to sleep.
And if that doesn't work, get yourself a goat in there with you, that'll keep you warm, and provide entertainment if you get bored!
As for hot water, what the hell do you need that for?? I brought a kettle, enough for coffee to aid with the Ale induced headache.
So in short, all you need s
1:ALE
2:KETTLE
3:GOAT
4:ALE
5:COFFEE.
Sorted
Heres the remedy:
Drink ALOT of ale, or LAGER if you absolutley must, although ale for men, lager, for girls.
It is well known that Ale is a superb warming agent, therefore the cold will not be an issue any longer.
Because Ale also causes drunkeness aswell as being a good heating agent, you wont care that the matress went down on you
and again, if you drink enough Ale, then the sound of the animals will become a soothing lullaby and rock you gently to sleep.
And if that doesn't work, get yourself a goat in there with you, that'll keep you warm, and provide entertainment if you get bored!
As for hot water, what the hell do you need that for?? I brought a kettle, enough for coffee to aid with the Ale induced headache.
So in short, all you need s
1:ALE
2:KETTLE
3:GOAT
4:ALE
5:COFFEE.
Sorted
Posted: Thu May 31, 2007 4:56 pm
at the Mad Doc. I've had a mattress go down on me....left me feeling quite deflated . I like the goat idea tho' mate, cool thinking....but everyone will try and get CavMad into their tent...bed fellow demand could be too high for our sacred Goatness....Posted: Thu May 31, 2007 4:58 pm
BTW: A Climax 1975 Fork lift 
Nice name too..
Nice name too..Posted: Fri Jun 01, 2007 3:04 am
BX Bandit wrote: everyone will try and get CavMad into their tent...bed fellow demand could be too high for our sacred Goatness....
I fear Billy will be elsewhere since he's deserted us!
Oh yes my friend! I've had her a while, but thought I'd give her a mention since we make vast use of it's epic lifting abilities!!!The Bandit Dude wrote:BW: A Climax 1975 Fork lift
Kills all known Cit's DEAD!
Posted: Fri Jun 01, 2007 1:34 pm
that thing must go like sh#t off a shovel mate. One seat too - practically Formula 1. Interesting collection in the background too - mobile barber van and double-decker ( Routemaster?). Is that your collection or do you work in a scrappie?
Posted: Fri Jun 01, 2007 5:44 pm
Should I be worried about the 16RS being stored there?
Posted: Sat Jun 02, 2007 2:54 am
It's top speed is about 15mph! But it'll pull a bus without breaking a sweat.
The dekker is a Bristol VR, the barber shop a knackered Transit that I believe has now gone to the scrapyard in the sky.
Not a scrappies, that is where my little barn is, some of the buses onsite go, some are under restoration, and some will never go again.
The BX will be fine mate, whichever car I'm not using lives there, and theres a variety of ZX's and CX's that live there aswell.
Just keep me away from the truck if I've had a few pints!
The dekker is a Bristol VR, the barber shop a knackered Transit that I believe has now gone to the scrapyard in the sky.
Not a scrappies, that is where my little barn is, some of the buses onsite go, some are under restoration, and some will never go again.
The BX will be fine mate, whichever car I'm not using lives there, and theres a variety of ZX's and CX's that live there aswell.
Just keep me away from the truck if I've had a few pints!
Posted: Sat Jun 02, 2007 4:47 am
Er Doc...you got hair in that one 
Nice poze tho mate...you really should try the catwalk again..
Nice poze tho mate...you really should try the catwalk again.. Posted: Sat Jun 02, 2007 12:17 pm
Aye mate, all the hair fell out 5 months later....
Duno about the catwalk mate, but I am available for Freemans catalogs!
Duno about the catwalk mate, but I am available for Freemans catalogs!
Posted: Thu Jun 07, 2007 11:20 pm
Just thought I'd "bump" this.
I'm thinking about making a long weekend of it - ie camping Friday and Saturday nights, and heading for home on Sunday afternoon.
Who else will be about if I do that?
I'm thinking about making a long weekend of it - ie camping Friday and Saturday nights, and heading for home on Sunday afternoon.
Who else will be about if I do that?
Posted: Fri Jun 08, 2007 11:05 am
My loose plan is to get down there on the friday and maybe stay until the sunday, will there be showers etc available?
Stewart
Stewart
Posted: Fri Jun 08, 2007 1:01 pm
Yup, most likelystuart_hedges wrote:Just thought I'd "bump" this.
I'm thinking about making a long weekend of it - ie camping Friday and Saturday nights, and heading for home on Sunday afternoon.
Who else will be about if I do that?
Mark