Campsite Maps
Campsite Maps
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boolay

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1,553 posts

267 months

Thursday 13th May 2010
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As tickets start to fall on doormats, a lot of you will be wondering where the hell Row S Pitch 54 & 55 is!

Here is a link to some of the main campsite pitch maps, plus other helpful maps as well..

http://www.beermountain.com/maproom.htm


//j17

5,067 posts

252 months

Thursday 13th May 2010
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These are 2009 maps. They MAY be re-used for 2010 but it would be a first for the ACO...

boolay

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1,553 posts

267 months

Thursday 13th May 2010
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Well the pitches were the same over 2008 and 2009, on KN anyway

Edited by boolay on Thursday 13th May 11:51

fatboy18

19,553 posts

240 months

Thursday 13th May 2010
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Top Job sir thumbup Thanks for that smile

BeeGT

477 posts

245 months

Thursday 13th May 2010
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I can't find my spot on Bleu Nord, it doesn't exist, so I guess the layout has changed this year. Not surprising given that the Bleu site has been divvied up for various sections of 'private' camping (not a complaint btw, just an observation!)

Slurms

1,254 posts

233 months

Thursday 13th May 2010
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Hmm on the end of a row in Houx..

Suspect we'll need dust screens if it's hot..

//j17

5,067 posts

252 months

Thursday 13th May 2010
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Slurms said:
Hmm on the end of a row in Houx..

Suspect we'll need dust screens if it's hot..
If you are actually on the end of a row in Houx I would strongly recommend you park and nice cars further up the row. While 99.99% of the campers have IQs greater than their number of fingers you always seem to get some twunt thinking it's funny to draw a cock/smily face in the dust on bonnets...scratching the paintwork of someone's pride and joy cry

Edited by //j17 on Thursday 13th May 14:24

gt6

1,478 posts

214 months

Thursday 13th May 2010
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Drawing faces in the dust is the least of your problems, if it is wet the pools of muddy water and cars passing through them have obvious results on car and tent, if it is dry the stones thrown up by idiots driving to fast will have another obvious effect on your paintwork.

Nick M

3,632 posts

252 months

Thursday 13th May 2010
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//j17 said:
Slurms said:
Hmm on the end of a row in Houx..

Suspect we'll need dust screens if it's hot..
If you are actually on the end of a row in Houx I would strongly recommend you park and nice cars further up the row. While 99.99% of the campers have IQs greater than their number of fingers you always seem to get some twunt thinking it's funny to draw a cock/smily face in the dust on bonnets...scratching the paintwork of someone's pride and joy cry

Edited by //j17 on Thursday 13th May 14:24
Indeed. If we end up with an end-of-row plot I shall be acquiring something like this:

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/Indoor-Cotton-Car-Cover-/290...

//j17

5,067 posts

252 months

Thursday 13th May 2010
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Nick M said:
//j17 said:
Slurms said:
Hmm on the end of a row in Houx..

Suspect we'll need dust screens if it's hot..
If you are actually on the end of a row in Houx I would strongly recommend you park and nice cars further up the row. While 99.99% of the campers have IQs greater than their number of fingers you always seem to get some twunt thinking it's funny to draw a cock/smily face in the dust on bonnets...scratching the paintwork of someone's pride and joy cry

Edited by //j17 on Thursday 13th May 14:24
Indeed. If we end up with an end-of-row plot I shall be acquiring something like this:

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/Indoor-Cotton-Car-Cover-/290...
That don't offer much protection and is actually likely to be counter-productive. You will either get people wondering what's so special it's under a cover and pulling corners off of the cover or people thinking you are a tosser so doing something out of spite.

Parking the cars just up the roadway between rows should be safe-enough.

Slurms

1,254 posts

233 months

Friday 14th May 2010
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Yeah plans are afoot to minimise problems.. Lots of poles and windbreaks..