yeah typical, schoolboy humour
take the pith,
suppose Kev wont mind,
but in all honesty I would have been furious with that site, not only for allocating a pitch for seasonal use that was known to flood, but also for not informing me that there was a problem with the awning, duty of care, yeah fell down on that one me thinks.
that is the trouble with some sites that take seasonal bookings, grab the cash and leave you to it,!! it's not good enough, before the decision was made to sell the van we looked at a few seasonal's and also some pitch and store ones, just to see if it was worth keeping it a bit longer, one by one the list reduced as became obvious that the seasonal aspect was more about the regular income than the service one expects they would provide, pitches at the bottom of the site [flooding] pitches under the trees [ where it rains sap for most of the summer] or stuck in one corner with all the other regular [workmen - residential type units] and where the service was up to scratch they were either far too expensive or had a waiting list several years long, so we gave up and sold it, I do hope that Kev gets his money back and finds a site where they actually care about other peoples property they have on the site.
oh and I for one would never make humour out of someone's misfortune, whether their a rain god or not, :lol: :lol: :lol: .
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