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But, if you want to sit and chat with people I suppose the Tiny Tea Tent is a better option anyway.
You mean the Long Tea Queue?
The one time I did get there and find a seat under cover and no queue it immediatly started raining and blowing and a huge queue developed but we stayed for an hour or so while God smited Fischy Music.
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My been-here-five-minutes impression is that now the Tiny Tea Tent is in fact `very last year', and that anybody who's anybody can now be found sipping sweetened rocket fuel in the Organic Beer Tent, meditating above the noisy meditation seminars in the Soul Space, braving the drums outside the Chai Chapel, braving the drums near the Christian Aid tent or sitting on the Winged Ox steps lazily digesting a bacon roll and a talk from the Wesley platform.
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The bar has really lost a lot of its appeal now there's an organic beer tent, hasn't it?
It would do if those there for the hymn singer didn't then disgrace the air with a rendition of Shine Jesus Shine.....
But yeah it is a much better venue though beer garden was rather small
I've applied to steward again so shall see if I'm in that way or have to find another job to do....
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I'm up for next year no doubt!
Although this time we may come a little more prepared food wise I think buying from the village is very expensive and it isn't even that nice!
Hopefully next year I may meet up with a few of you as well!
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Although this time we may come a little more prepared food wise I think buying from the village is very expensive and it isn't even that nice!
Certainly the food outlets in the village are very expensive, they always have been. Even if you have the means of boiling some water for a morning coffee you can save a small fortune. Though, there are times when the convenience of getting food on the site (compared to going all the way back to the campsite and then cook stuff) makes it worth it. Especially if you've limited time between stuff you want to be at.
Quality is variable. There is some stuff that would disgrace a works canteen. But there's usually some good stuff around too - last year there was a guy selling really yummy Jamaican stuff.
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Yep, the Jamaican van was there again this year. As was my No.1 favourite, Pie! ![[Overused]](graemlins/notworthy.gif)
At risk of turning this into a 2006 thread clone, I thought some of the food choices were good for a festival [thinks back in horror to some of the stuff around in the 1980s].
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I really really want to go next year. The only thing I'm not too sure about is taking a three year old. I like the idea of camping with her - that part wouldn't be a problem. Its just that I don't really know much about what there is for very young children, being, as I am, a Greenbelt virgin.
Anyone with any experience of this? (Pants? ![[Smile]](smile.gif) )
The group we camp with has had children joining in with the kid's programme for several years. There's a kids area, and there are up to two children's sessions per day. This year you had to queue to get a session token about an hour before the kid's stuff opened, and then come back later with the child and drop him/her off. There are a lot of kids at greenbelt, so this year we didn't manage to get the children into all the sessions they wanted to go to. But there are other child friendly activities around the site, and the kids in our group don't generally get bored. Plus their parents get to go to things without them in tow, which is great.
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My experience from this year is that the Uni accommodation doesn't go up until sometime around early October, but then promptly sells out VERY fast - which is why I missed it. It goes within a month, after that you are in Hardwicke.
I'm certainly on for the Pittville posse, but suggest that we all check regularly and as soon as anyone sees it go up it gets posted to this thread, PMed, whatever, so we can all book quickly. I would guess that if we put in the ocmments that we're part of the Ship they'll try abnd put us together; I think they put all the speakers and organisers together in one of the villas (which is probably another reason why it sells out so fast).
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very very very good plan Spong!!! lets all look and then book
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Hmm, I'm still tempted, especially as All The Cool People will be there...
All the cool people? Your words are wounding.
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Don't worry about it, da_musicman. Uncool is the new cool.
Thanks to a very kind offer by the Cresswells, subject to a several-months-in-advance bout of organisation on my part ( ![[Help]](graemlins/help.gif) ) it looks like my tent can make it to GB07 from Scotland while I make it from further afield. So I shall be camping again - v happy about that.
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Karl: Liberal Backslider
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No Camp = No Greenbelt, as it's expensive enough without paying extra for accommodation.
I still don't quite "get" what's so terrible about camping, really I don't.
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Ok, so can anyone give me more info about the accomodation thing? Rough price? What are the rooms like? Are there doubles? Dorms? I know nothing! Help me!
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I still don't quite "get" what's so terrible about camping, really I don't.
Me neither. It's not as though Greenbelt's held in Scotland in February where camping also involves having the kit to keep warm at night. Nor does the weather at Greenbelt ever get really bad, 1986 was the only not-good year and the worst of that was on the Monday night. Yes, there may be some rain, but tents are designed to keep that out, but very rarely the sort of wind that'll destroy tents (unless put up extremely badly). Heck, GB isn't even camping - it's mostly just sleeping in a tent with a dash of cooking on a camping stove for the keenies.
Ok, maybe quite a few people don't actually have a tent (not unreasonable if you don't camp other than at GB), but I'd be surprised if no one knew someone they could borrow some gear from.
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If I don't sleep properly it triggers an illness I have got, which makes me ill and unable to walk properly. Camping bad.
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(What Alan and Ken said)
Plus, you can certainly for the cost of staying in a B&B for four nights. And then you can use the tent the next year as well.
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Dinghy Sailor
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Jenn R, why can't you sleep properly when camping? Is it lying on the ground? In which case, have you tried an inflatable matress?
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Every time I camp I find my knees and back feel better afterwards. We are probably made to sleep on the ground, not in beds!
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How I wish it was that simple! I have discovered that floor sleeping/air beds make me ill through recent house moving experience. We'll probably just stay in a B&B.
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Originally posted by Jenn R:
Ok, so can anyone give me more info about the accomodation thing? Rough price? What are the rooms like? Are there doubles? Dorms? I know nothing! Help me!
The rooms are student accommodation, which more or less says it all - singles*, ensuite showers, on corridors of half a dozen each with a kitchen. You can use the kitchen but there aren't any utensils, so you need to bring your own. Price was about £100 for the weekend. You also get a large cooked breakfast from the refectory in the morning.
Nothing wrong with camping, if you like camping... I really want a shower when I get up in the morning, I want a loo that does not smell to high heaven which I can walk to in the middle of the night in ten seconds without having to get dressed first, I want a proper bed to sleep in, and in particular my back does not want to bend all the time as I get in and out of the tent. Boring old fart? Guilty...
* Supposedly singles. Last year there appeared to be about four people in the room next to me. Needless to say this is specifically forbidden in the Greenbelt literature.
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Ditto Spong!!!
I really enjoy "real" camping, either in the middle of nowhere or on a campsite. I also really enjoy conferences/etc. What I *dont* enjoy is the mix of the two. When Im attending seminars, etc etc I really do want a shower, to feel civilized and have had a proper nights sleep. I obviously *can* camp, I have for the last 4 years - but why would I when I dont have to? This year it made *such* a difference that I didnt have to camp... and I *still* hung out with the late night chats etc so didnt miss a thing!
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Well, if you don't sleep well camping, that's fair point. Never had a problem myself. And you don't have to bend to get into our tent ![[Biased]](wink.gif)
Never understood the shower thing. I grew up with a one-bath-a-week regime, and I still loathe showers. But that's just me. The smelly toilets don't bother me enough to be worth £100 to avoid.
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Originally posted by Spong:
... I want a loo that does not smell to high heaven which I can walk to in the middle of the night in ten seconds without having to get dressed first ...
My loo smelt of fresh grass and dew. It took 10 seconds to walk to. I didn't get dressed.
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Originally posted by Spong:
... I want a loo that does not smell to high heaven which I can walk to in the middle of the night in ten seconds without having to get dressed first ...
My loo smelt of fresh grass and dew. It took 10 seconds to walk to. I didn't get dressed.
Just had to watch out for the nettles...
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Karl: Liberal Backslider
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Originally posted by Spong:
... I want a loo that does not smell to high heaven which I can walk to in the middle of the night in ten seconds without having to get dressed first ...
My loo smelt of fresh grass and dew. It took 10 seconds to walk to. I didn't get dressed.
I bet you don't get out of the shower to pee either.
[signs Pants up for the "End Wussiness Now" campaign]
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Originally posted by Karl: Liberal Backslider:
Never understood the shower thing. I grew up with a one-bath-a-week regime, and I still loathe showers. But that's just me. The smelly toilets don't bother me enough to be worth £100 to avoid.
If Greenbelt want to maintain their ecological credentials perhaps they can tap the gas from the toilets and use it to power something useful, like gas guns for anti-drum vigilante mobs. Or a portable wi-fi station, thus supporting a "I fart and I surf" bumper sticker campaign.
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I plan to be there again. I've an offer of the use of a guest room in town (price is right) and will probably opt for that *if* I get to stop by the campsite and have long, late-night deep & meaningful chats which is the best bit of camping, as far as I'm concerned. Sleeping in town has the bonus of avoiding the late-night Gemma screaming and a daily shower.
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Originally posted by iGeek.:
I plan to be there again. I've an offer of the use of a guest room in town (price is right) and will probably opt for that *if* I get to stop by the campsite and have long, late-night deep & meaningful chats which is the best bit of camping, as far as I'm concerned. Sleeping in town has the bonus of avoiding the late-night Gemma screaming and a daily shower.
Lightweight!!
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Maybe I will be, by then. Or at least lighter-weight
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Maybe I will be, by then. Or at least lighter-weight
We might both be wafer thin by then!!
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Sleeping in town has the bonus of avoiding the late-night Gemma screaming and a daily shower.
That reads like staying at the campsite means you have a daily shower, and miss it if you stay in town. Of course, if the shower is one that starts in clouds a few thousand feet above your head you could be onto something.
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I trust in the rather higher than average IQ hereabouts to intuit what I meant rather than what grammatically parses, per se.
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Pittville Posse
The Pittville campus option still not being up, I wonder if I can suggest this alternative option.
I have found a holiday home to rent which sleeps 14 people comfortably, and which is actually slightly CLOSER to the racecourse than the Pittville campus. It is currently available for the week in question, but we would have to book soon.
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spacious and beautifully furnished cottage. Large living room with French doors to conservatory/dining-room with rugs on tiled floor and French doors to garden. Modern fitted kitchen. Cloakroom/W.C. Double bedroom with en-suite shower room/W.C. Twin-bedded room with en-suite shower room/W.C. First floor: Double bedroom with en-suite bathroom/W.C. with over-bath shower. Two further family rooms each with double bed and additional single bed (for +1) and pull-out bed (for +1) and en-suite bathroom/W.C. with over-bath shower.
*Five TVs
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*Shared utility room with t/dryer and freezer *All-weather tennis court
*Croquet and boule court *Covered heated swimming-pool (38ft x 18ft) - 10am to 8pm, all year (weather permitting)
*Games room and small gym
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It is £1510 for a full week Friday to Friday - that is £108 each if it's shared evenly (though it might be kind to give a discount to the people sleeping on the pull-out beds, subsidised by the couples getting a pirvate double bedroom). Less if we can get away with having some extra people on camp beds in the lounge, but many holiday home owners won't let you do this.
Given that the pittville campus is about £100 for 3 nights anyway, and for less nice accomodation, further away, I think this is an excellent deal. We'd also have it for seven nights so the fun could go on further.
Are there 12 shipmates who'd like to do this with me and my hubby? Speak now for the super-luxurious shipmeet of GB 2007
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Wow! I think I might be in for this....
Im guessing wed need a deposit/ idea of numbers fairly soon?
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Definately maybe. I need to talk to my husband. I don't mind paying a little extra for a private double to subsidise people with not so nice beds. Need to talk to hubby about money.
I'll let you know
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Buzzybee, I wondered whether you would be willing to PM me with the website that has this property? I'm trying to find somewhere large to rent for my mum's birthday party next spring and it sounds like it fits the criteria.
I absolutely promise not to gazump you all and book it for Greenbelt, as I am a camping girl at heart and like excuses to get my tent out.
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Im guessing wed need a deposit/ idea of numbers fairly soon?
I'd guess so. There's no knowing when a sly bunch of holier-than-us christians from a different bulletin board (or church, I guess) might sneak in and book it.
They would need a deposit of £500 to secure it, and advise us to book as soon as possible, as two of the weeks in August have been booked already by other (non greenbelter) holiday makers, and what with the bank holiday they are expecting to book up the rest of the summer very soon.
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Hello.
I've spoken to husband, and we can't afford the cottage. It will be camping for us if we make it. ![[Frown]](frown.gif)
Sorry guys
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In the absence of a huge rush of people saying yes yes yes; I doubt we're going to get together a big enough group before the place gets booked up.
The same complex does have some smaller cottages, sleeping 4 or at a push 5, whice are a more expensive per person - probably too much so for me. PM me if you'd be interested in one of these.
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I'll mention nothing about a nice hot shower, a home cooked meal and a clean toilet ![[Two face]](graemlins/scot_twoface.gif)
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I'll mention nothing about a nice hot shower, a home cooked meal and a clean toilet
Oh, you're inviting me to stay? How lovely. I shall look forward to it!!
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Public service announcement
I got the GB mailing this morning, which says that the rooms for 2007 (which presumably include the Pittville campus) go on sale from Monday 16th October. Also, be warned that if you want the autumn discounted price you need to book by 31st October (apparently usually the autumn discount runs till the end of November, but not this year). I'm still going to go for camping rather than the room, but will hopefully be ultra-organised and book my ticket early (I'm just waiting for the last few days of Oct so it goes on the next credit card bill).
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How good are you that you read all of that info!!?? I just read the price, rang the in-laws to check they'd have Alien, and am about to book!! (Camping obviously!)
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Thanks Jack
Ithink ive already booked my ticket but not the accomodation. hmmmm. in fact i cant remember. How do i check?!
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Thanks Jack
Ithink ive already booked my ticket but not the accomodation. hmmmm. in fact i cant remember. How do i check?!
You ring up and say "I'd like to camp please."
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I've spoken to husband, and we can't afford the cottage. It will be camping for us if we make it.
Jenn, try phoning the tourist centre here, they will be able to help.
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