Northern Ireland Caravanners

[LizCornwall]

Thankyou Jason, I could grow to like you xxxx

Liz

 

[colin(bridgend)]

Hey you two - this is a caravan forum and not a lonely hearts club. Liz you are now siding up to Jason because I do not know how to do these little personal messages to touch your heart. I am personally and deaply hurt by your ways.

 

[LizCornwall]

Colin you will always be in my heart, even though you cannot send the little personal messages.

 

[JasonR_374341560]

for Colin so he's not left out

 

[colin(bridgend)]

Half a more now Jason - a big hug from Liz - YES. I don't think it is appropriate on a family orientated forum for two males to be giving each other a big hug. Also I have had "funny" remarks made before about me - don't give them call to start all over again hehehehe In other words keep your hugs for the female contributors of the forum in future. OK honkytonk.

 

[JasonR_374341560]

I assumed you would realise that it was in the tough male bonding real bloke kind of way. With press reports on seven young Bridgenders untimely ends I didn't want to risk you saying

as pangs of rejections set in.

 

[LizCornwall]

Hmmmmmm Chit Chat room has moved then to our website

how things have changed since I've been away. hehehehe

Hugs and Kisses xxxx

Liz

 

[Lord Braykewynde]

Yes it seems it Liz. They had better stop else they'll be accused of dribbling :O(

 

[LizCornwall]

No dribbling here, just loads of hugs and kissesxxxx

Unless it's your dribble.Lord B hehehe

 

[Gail_374343767]

I think a NI or all Ireland forum would be a good idea.

Where as other Welsh, Scottish, Cornish etc etc are not really necessary.

The reason being NI is isolated by a too expensive, long and not too comfortable ferry crossing for rallies etc.

So any NI club or member does need to have a primary focus on activities in NI/Ireland with perhaps longer trips to the rest of the UK or further afield.

Which is why posters from NI tend to draw attention to their location.

I live in the West country and our centre enjoys guests on rallies from Wales, the Midlands and much further afield because they can still be on site within a couple of hours without any major delays/costs - this is not the case for NI caravanners wanting to attend any other region/centres rallies.

I know the ferry trips as I have a brother who lives in NI.

For the NI vanners

At my brothers wedding reception I went to the bar several times asking for a Norwegian before I realised they were asking for a "nor wee gin", I don't know what the barman thought when I was asking for it!

thanks for your comments jeremy clark son - we are very isolated over here! and we do not have such a big choice of caravan sites and it is nice to chat to people and get recommendations as sometimes the description in magazines/brochures does not show the whole picture. We also love travelling in the South of Ireland it is so beautiful but some sites can be very remote.

cheers gail

 

[Karen_374313821]

I agree with Lord B I think a Northern Ireland topic heading would be a great idea. I feel more people may contibute if it was specifically for N Ireland and it would be much easier to find relevant threads. We are growing! So please your moddyship take pitty on us and give us a our own little spot on the pc forum.

Thanks

Karen

 

[ProfJohnL]

Here's a thought

How about a forum for a lost and lonely town in Northamptonshire?

I know DAVENTRY!

 

[colin(bridgend)]

Here's a thought

How about a forum for a lost and lonely town in Northamptonshire?

I know DAVENTRY!

That forum would nead a swear box and a lie detector to ensure there is no hanky panky.