with Franbee on this , need to be at least an hour away from home, too tempting to go back and get stuff we may have left behind otherwise ,, ain;t got it can;t use it!!
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Quote: Originally posted by lissabuff on 05/7/2020
with Franbee on this , need to be at least an hour away from home, too tempting to go back and get stuff we may have left behind otherwise ,, ain;t got it can;t use it!!
Normally I would say the same, but I'd go local for an event such as a DA rally, where it's more about the company than the location.
Back garden or side drive, when they were raising funds for NHS charities during lockdown with the Great British Campout.
Joking aside, our first trip of the year is always one night only, within an hour's drive, to check everything is ok. Forgot the tent poles once...
Quote: Originally posted by lissabuff on 05/7/2020
with Franbee on this , need to be at least an hour away from home, too tempting to go back and get stuff we may have left behind otherwise ,, ain;t got it can;t use it!!
That brought back memories! On a group rally a few years back, mate's misses made him drive 2 hours home (and 2 hours back!) because she was cold overnight and wanted more bedding!
We all suggested popping along to local supermarket and buying cheap fleece blankets, or even sleeping bags, but a woman knows what a woman wants, and off hubby was sent!
Amazing family weekend with old steam engines, classic car displays, market stalls, and full catering and bar. And camping on site - Save £25 by booking in advance.
Topic: How local would you go?
