Ashamed ? -- There'll probably be more 'Woosie' communications from the 'Woosiefest' particularly pictures of all the brilliant sunshine, site, food, imbibing liquids, Woosies enjoying themselves, 'rubbing in' what you're missing. -- PS. even most Woosies have moved into the 21st. century and can actually communicate when they are away from the non mobile home! That's technology for you!
The only slight comfort I will get from all this is that when its over and you all have to come home, I will be just setting off for three weeks in Devon. :cheer: :cheer: :cheer:
Thingy said:
Not for us we are off the Barnard Castle, then up to St Andrews, , back down to Seahouses in Northumberland and matbe home at the end of September, a month at home then away for a cool month. Got to het around.
Mel
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Retired......................I wish. I am however in the fortunate position these days where I can work from the caravan as long as WiFi is available. It has though been noted that my output drops at certain times B)
Most jobs done in preparation for Woosiethorpe.
Tomorrow should see me check tyre pressures on the caravan and wheel torque, after that it is all the bits and bobs thingy's when one hopes nothing has been omitted
A wee trip to fuel up and buy some essential lubricants and I hope to have an early start on Monday morning.
Fridge will be on electric all day and on gas during the night, so nothing spoiled is the plan.
Looking forward to meeting you all.
Safe journey to you all and hopefully good weather, but weather will not dampen this outing for me.
Regards to all,
John
Tomorrow should see me check tyre pressures on the caravan and wheel torque, after that it is all the bits and bobs thingy's when one hopes nothing has been omitted
A wee trip to fuel up and buy some essential lubricants and I hope to have an early start on Monday morning.
Fridge will be on electric all day and on gas during the night, so nothing spoiled is the plan.
Looking forward to meeting you all.
Safe journey to you all and hopefully good weather, but weather will not dampen this outing for me.
Regards to all,
John
John my boy. You have a safe trip . We head up the Fosse Way and four hours later will arrive at Woosiethorpe Park.Anseo said:Most jobs done in preparation for Woosiethorpe.
Tomorrow should see me check tyre pressures on the caravan and wheel torque, after that it is all the bits and bobs thingy's when one hopes nothing has been omitted
A wee trip to fuel up and buy some essential lubricants and I hope to have an early start on Monday morning.
Fridge will be on electric all day and on gas during the night, so nothing spoiled is the plan.
Looking forward to meeting you all.
Safe journey to you all and hopefully good weather, but weather will not dampen this outing for me.
Regards to all,
John
See you Monday .
DD :cheer: :cheer:
Us we shall be 'off' in the morning, (long tow!), set up and watching motor bikes pm. Might even have time for a beer??
Mel
Moderator
We are setting off tomorrow lunchtime, after I take the morning service at Church. Should be there by mid afternoon. Weather hopefully staying dry for putting up the awning. See you there Pete, Safe journey everyone.
Mel
Mel
We can't get away until Thursday morning, got to wait for the OAP payment to go into the bank , then fill the car with half diesel and 4 gallons of Esso blue, hopefully the milkman will be early and we can get away by 10 am. A stop for lunch in a layby somewhere, get the Primus stove out for a cup of tea, after all it is 120 miles away.
Take care, see you all there.
Take care, see you all there.
Any Woosies interested in a Milenco wind up Aluminium caravan leveller. If so I will bring it to The Fest, we can barter over a beer, in Woodys.
Parksy
Moderator
Can’t copy the google map but 3hrs 46 mins 176 miles.. should arrive lunchtime tomorrow.
Look forward to seeing you all.
DD :kiss:
Look forward to seeing you all.
DD :kiss:
Parksy
Moderator
The timings given on the maps might not be too accurate, Google Maps don't know that if you're a tugger everything takes that little bit longer
Parksy said:The timings given on the maps might not be too accurate, Google Maps don't know that if you're a tugger everything takes that little bit longer
I tend to add an extra 15 minutes for every 50 miles
Mel
Moderator
We are here as is our King. No rush Hutch. We will be using the grey waste drain on your pitch to empty the Wastemaster.
Just a heads up, the A46 is closed at Market Rasen. There is a not too onerous diversion. Judging by all the yellow signs it wasn’t just for today. Anyone coming that way may want to check with the Highways agency website.
The steadies are down and the awning is up and the OH has just passed me the most enormous glass of wine so further posts may be less coherent.
Mel
Just a heads up, the A46 is closed at Market Rasen. There is a not too onerous diversion. Judging by all the yellow signs it wasn’t just for today. Anyone coming that way may want to check with the Highways agency website.
The steadies are down and the awning is up and the OH has just passed me the most enormous glass of wine so further posts may be less coherent.
Mel
IIIIII'mmm in in incoherentttt toooo, boy is it quiet here Mels about 50 yds away, only sound on site I can hear is snorrrrring???
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