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Old 28 Aug 2011
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BBQ question..

I've just noticed, it says...

NO barbecues, fires etc in the camping fields AT ALL!
Camp STOVES OFF the ground are fine.

Are BBQs off the ground (on legs) OK?

If not, is it too late to book food?

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hi all,

me and nikki will be there, realy looking forward to meeting poepleand having a chinwag .

we will be on our trusty steed you can`t miss it, dirty green bee-m-wobble-u

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Sorry no BBQ

Ant, awesome. See you there.

Ballisitic, I'm afraid no to any kind of bbq. It's the regulations of the farm owners, and we have to abide by them. Camping stoves are fine. And its not too late to register food, not at all. Just make sure you register before Tuesday night, when registration closes. Or, you can book on arrival but it will be at a slightly higher cost, and to be honest, from my perspective it would be a great help if you registered in advance (helps with numbers!)

Any probs let me know.

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half a ton of kit for sale coming up too

TED: are you bringing up your special brew ?

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And its not too late to register food, not at all.
Totally missed anything about registering for food, .
Could you point us to info / where to regsiter for food pls (or respond/PM im guessing?)?

UPDATE : OK just seen the food section on the reg form (again ). Whats the best way to register for food now weve already signed and paid up for the event?

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Old 29 Aug 2011
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Food

Hi Steve
You should just be able to register for food on the registration page, without having to actually register for a ticket again. Have a try and let us know if you have any problems. We need numbers by Tuesday, otherwise it will be payment for meals on the door and they will be a little more expensive.
There will be an full english each morning (meat or veg), and then a hot meal each evening (Fri and Sat) - the choice will be meat or veg.
Do let me know if you have any problems registering and I'll make sure you are down manually.
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I am so excited I can't wait for next week! Looking forward to chatting the weekend away, and I've managed to convert someone. Yay!
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Hi all.

Just offering those who may want go on a little trail ride over the weekend I know the lanes locally very very well. I'm happy to lead a run if people want me to.

This will not be an officailly organised HU ride out just and informal run around the countryside of somerset.

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Might be up for a ride, depends how bad my hangover is

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Hi Steve
You should just be able to register for food on the registration page, without having to actually register for a ticket again. Have a try and let us know if you have any problems. We need numbers by Tuesday, otherwise it will be payment for meals on the door and they will be a little more expensive.
There will be an full english each morning (meat or veg), and then a hot meal each evening (Fri and Sat) - the choice will be meat or veg.
Do let me know if you have any problems registering and I'll make sure you are down manually.
Cheers
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I personally can't seem to work out how ???

How much is the chow anyway ?? I too was hoping to cook on raised bbq. Drat...
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Don't paniiiiiicc....!

Guess we're all getting a bit antsy/worried about registration/food orders now! I too haven't had any confirmation....but more importantly...can't remember whether I ordered food or not...can you help please Charlotte...??
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Hi All, signed up for this a while back, and as a newbie, looking forward to meeting some fellow adventuers.

Am also up for some lanes if it dosnt rain as on a GSA.

Can anyone tell me how to change my username, a pm would be appreciated.

Thanks, Tommy
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What kind of time should we aim to be there on Friday? It's our first meet so don't want to be too late!
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Just got back from the autumn meet and had a very good time. I found it more intimate than Ripley and actually spent more time talking to people as a result. It was well organised, thanks to Gabe and Charlotte, with some interesting, amusing and informative talks.
If it takes place next year I would recommend it.
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not so sure

Everyone was friendly but compared to Ripley it just seemed very expensive for what we got.
Real back to basics camping muddy portacabin loos (with no hot water)
Didn't start 'till late on Friday and finished the next day.
No techy talks just trip talks.
Because I didn't buy the all in full meal package I wasn't even able to buy a breakfast on Saturday morning.
Sorry, would'nt go again
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