Stafford Camping
Posted By : Jason Chinn, 28-Jun-2004, 09:39pm
Do it but you may want to choose the quite camping area as the lively area will stay "active" into the wee small hours. I'll be there again this year
with my minder - my daughter. We'll be camping in the lively area 
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Posted By : Jackie Forsythe, 28-Jun-2004, 09:50pm
You needing a minder!!??? Surely not. I can lend you a whippet. Nice colour herald, by the way.
I wondered if quiet area a good idea...there again, maybe entertaining watching you repropbates living it up......
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Posted By : Jason Chinn, 28-Jun-2004, 10:07pm
Hello again! You do meet the nicest people in here - any more Club Triumph double agents here My minder is
very efficient and guides me back to my tent with words of encouragement like "you're so embarrasing" and her favourite "shaddup Dad" - don't
let your wippet anywhere near our tents in teh evening or we may have to BBQ it - sorry it's just the way it is when we've got the midnight
munchies. I hope to keep up the tradirion of midnight cheese on toast - last year we introduced cheese on toast on the BBQ.
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Posted By : Jackie Forsythe, 01-Jul-2004, 08:52pm
Just a thought...is there electric hook ups at the show campsite or is it a case of Gas lights/heaters etc?
Jackie
Jackie
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Posted By : Philip Wright, 01-Jul-2004, 09:41pm
Hi there Jackie
No, i'm not aware of any electrical hook ups - bring a generator and i'm sure you'll be very popular! Most make do with a couple of BBQ's and a small stove.
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Posted By : Jackie Forsythe, 01-Jul-2004, 09:52pm
Thanks for that. If there's no electric we had better make all efforts for good weather...must get John to run naked, anti-clockwise around apple tree. Ancient Celtic ritual
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Posted By : Chris Mills, 02-Jul-2004, 06:10pm
Hi Jackie
Unfortunatly no electrical hook up's
I have discussed this with the site management on several occassions.
Not likely in the near future
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