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paradigm said:Are you, will it fit in the mx5?
Ah yes thats right my support car shall be bringing it for me
*OcUK Silverstone Supercar500 Camping Meet*
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Ah yes thats right my support car shall be bringing it for me
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Vix said:The generator might tow the MX5 I mean
I can't find a 12v hairdryer you see so i need to keep a 240v supply with me at all times
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mrgubby said:Beer , fried food and a fairground , could get messy
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mrgubby said:Just saw that on the Silverstone web page
Beer , fried food and a fairground , could get messy
WOOOO HOOOOO!!!!
ahem
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TinkerBell said:
Since your sleeping with mike / going to dinner with chris can i be the first to ask you to go on all the fair rides and share candyfloss together
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LOL comical! I suppose so
They might be like last year where there was a slot car track (which you couldn't get on for the kids 
) and a small roundabout for the kids - and thats about it. Ooh no, there was the 'Ball of Doom' or something too - but I think only the professionals were allowed in that. I can't remember if those 'attractions' were at the OcUK meet up one or another event I went to though :/
Would be funny to see some of you lot on a roundabout though. Drunk And if there's candy floss, I want some
) and a small roundabout for the kids - and thats about it. Ooh no, there was the 'Ball of Doom' or something too - but I think only the professionals were allowed in that. I can't remember if those 'attractions' were at the OcUK meet up one or another event I went to though :/Would be funny to see some of you lot on a roundabout though. Drunk
And if there's candy floss, I want some
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Vix said:
Not if i buy it all up first
paradigm said:
Details ?
Firestar_3x said:Not if i buy it all up first
Details ?
Looks like its going to be raining the friday and the saturday then apprentley its going to be cloudy on the sunday.
A. As i said to El, couldent care less if it was raining all weekend, just make sure you bring an umbrella
B. The Weather reports are allways wrong anyway, i wouldent be suprised if come friday its nice and sunny
Sam
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If it rains its just typical english camping weather But i wouldnt like it to rain would get cold and wet!!
*hopes for sunny or cloudy weather*
But i wouldnt like it to rain would get cold and wet!!*hopes for sunny or cloudy weather*
TinkerBell said:If it rains its just typical english camping weather
*hopes for sunny or cloudy weather*
want it dry evening/morning the sudden showers during the race for some 'action'
mrgubby said:
Yeah! Anyway after last time I know to bring much more clothes!!! (hurray!) And I have also bought a practical waterproof coat. Me and practical usually don't go together. Fortunately its quite funky too
Theres nothing worse than setting up and taking the tent down in the rain though
Vix said:Yeah!
Theres nothing worse than setting up and taking the tent down in the rain though
If it's rainning while I'm taking it down I just stuff the flysheet/inner into separate bin bags the dry it/pack properly at home
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mrgubby said:
I think i prefer that idea actually