Gamefair Camping

Used to came at every CLA and midland tip 1 / Dont set up nr the loo's
Make sure your not on the main road as the loo pump is up at silly o'clock 😜.
2/ Shower just after they have been or pop back mid morning.
3/ Get your water in as soon as you get there.
4/ Most importantly if your pitch isn't what you paid for go back to booking in.
5/ Take a rake ?
Good pegs and lump not rubber hammer.
I know its hot but take cheap wind breaks? Saves your tent getting ****ed on by dogs 🤣🤣🤣
 
Used to came at every CLA and midland tip 1 / Dont set up nr the loo's
Make sure your not on the main road as the loo pump is up at silly o'clock 😜.
2/ Shower just after they have been or pop back mid morning.
3/ Get your water in as soon as you get there.
4/ Most importantly if your pitch isn't what you paid for go back to booking in.
5/ Take a rake ?
Good pegs and lump not rubber hammer.
I know its hot but take cheap wind breaks? Saves your tent getting ****ed on by dogs 🤣🤣🤣
You’re really selling this 😂
 
Back in the old ages the CLA was worth it ****ed all night shooting all day Ahh bliss not forgetting hog rolls and pims! the trade stands after hrs were a grin 😁
 
Just had an afternoon at the game fair. Drove straight in at 12. Didnt see a single person in camo. Did see several dogs but not a large number.

Good few hours out. Hot and dry and dusty. Looking forward to the next two days there. All on free entry BASC tickets.
 
Some of you guys are really miserable old curmudgeons with nothing good to say about anything.
You would dissuade a born again Christian against bothering to turn up for the rapture.
The man is going to the game fair to enjoy hisself and maybe meet up with some like minded people, have a few pints and a bit of craic, give him a break.

Its a holiday.
Herewith the advice.
Don’t just wander around like a headless chicken, make a list and a schedule or you’ll miss out on half of what’s going on.
Have a look at the dogs, especially the competition’s over the few days. The HPR a comp is always worth a gander in my opinion anyway. Have a few bevvies in the various bars, don’t be afraid to talk to people, you’ll get on with them or not, but you won’t get stuck with them ( they won’t get stuck with you either). Sift through the various talks and presentations for something that you might enjoy
Don’t bring a dog if you can help it, they’ll need a lot of attention and there’s loads of other peoples dogs to scratch. Theres also a hell of a lot of busybodies that know more about looking after or training your dog than you, that gets very tiresome.
If the weather is good, a few pints before bedtime with the neighbours can be very productive. If you have some hunting to swap, then this might be the time to make that exchange.
No micturation on the back of anyone’s tent except your own.
Enjoy the trip, I’m sort of sorry I’m not going, but I’m getting a bit too crotchety to sleep on the ground with no A/C and no en-suite.
Let’s know how you get on.
 
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