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Quote: Originally posted by Teloz on 26/5/2007
Sue, our perception of crime is far greater than the actuality of crime so that's one reason you don't need to worry. The second one is, that the vast majority of camp sites are crime free zones - too many people can see and hear what's going on. Three, campers as a group tend to look after each other and you will find that your neighbours would spot intruders and that the word would quickly spread. However, I do suggest that you don't walk through the campsite naked at midnight!
Don't worry, just enjoy...
Go on Teloz spoil everyone elses fun Sue you ignore him and if you want to walk naked you go for it ( where was it you were going again ? )
Steven
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If the answer may offend you then dont ask the question in the first place !!
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