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davejw
Original Poster
180 posts
120 months
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Not a question I'd normally ask re Le Mans but for Classic I'm taking the wife camping and as she's already moaning I need to know if I should take her beyond Dover or not..
What do you guys reckon?
Dave.
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dancarro
7 posts
40 months
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Leave it Dave - it ain't worth it.
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eps
3,384 posts
138 months
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dancarro said: Leave it Dave - it ain't worth it. +1000!!! We've got a pop up gazebo which we were debating to leave, but definitely think we'll be taking it, just in case.... It should be alright, as long as you're on a decent campsite (i.e. with good drainage) and have covered grandstand seats. I'm taking our eldest for his first trip to La Sarthe.. Thankfully Mrs eps would never want to go and definitely not camping either!!
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Car Mad Dave
95 posts
45 months
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Showers still forecast and around 21c. I'm hoping it doesn't move to heavier rain but the sun comes out and it warms up a couple of degrees, at least that's what I'm telling my wife - that and the offer of a weekend with many shopping opportunities (in the village and OK, with a slight automotive bias), good company (fortunately in a group with wives) and lot's of fine french wine. If all else fails, the weather is no worse than at home and it gets us out of the house!
Good luck, CMD
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Johno
7,144 posts
151 months
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I'm south west of Paris at the moment and it's been 30 degrees plus and then a bloody great storm. Very humid and sticky, I hope it stays like this as its not too bad. 2yrs ago the Classic was almost too hot, this year it will be cooler with higher chances of showers, but as long as it stays as showers and not all day rain it'll be fine and the storms/showers clear the air and freshen it up .. . . not always a bad thing.
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eastlmark
979 posts
76 months
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Camping in the wet at Le mans is never that bad due to the sandy nature of the soil = very little mud.
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David W.
493 posts
78 months
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ChimpofDarkness
3,235 posts
48 months
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Well I can tell you it was propper pishing down last night.
My mate's 5 litre Chimaera just cut out infront of me on the motorway to AbeviLle.
She came back to life but for a while there I had visions of getting my multi meter out of the boot to start fault finding in the dark & rain.
It currently grey & overcast but no rain as such.
Right I'm off to complete the last leg to Le Mans, let's hope that rain hold off today.
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//j17
1,799 posts
92 months
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eastlmark said: Camping in the wet at Le mans is never that bad due to the sandy nature of the soil = very little mud. ...unless your on one of the low parts of somewhere like Beausjour, in which case you are under water!
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t1grm
4,075 posts
153 months
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//j17 said: eastlmark said: Camping in the wet at Le mans is never that bad due to the sandy nature of the soil = very little mud. ...unless your on one of the low parts of somewhere like Beausjour, in which case you are under water! No mud in my hotel room 
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