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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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So. I have organised a few of these for normal caravan rallies in various places around our lovely country depending on local events etc. Usually we go to gaa clubs or rugby clubs and have use of the showers and toilet but there isn't electric any caravaner will know what I'm on about.
Question is if there was enough interest maybe eight or ten couples with there own caravans would they be interested in coming along to a Fab caravan weekend? Like a big social meet just if you like the look of someone you know your all on the same page.
Rules would be no tents and as normal rallies there would be stewards making sure no one over steps any boundaries or throws there rubbish where they shouldn't.
Let me know what you think.
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"Halting site  .... I'll tackle up the Dyna  "
I saw one on the M4 the other day doing 70mph. The caravan was swinging all over the place.
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On a serious note op, how do you get access to GAA clubs? I've never known any to be that accessible. |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
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Some of the smaller clubs are happy enough but it needs booked in reasonable time and of course they require paying which if you consider twenty caravans each give £25 for the weekend. It all goes toward fund raising. Football as in soccer tend to be a bit more accommodating. |
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"So. I have organised a few of these for normal caravan rallies in various places around our lovely country depending on local events etc. Usually we go to gaa clubs or rugby clubs and have use of the showers and toilet but there isn't electric any caravaner will know what I'm on about.
Question is if there was enough interest maybe eight or ten couples with there own caravans would they be interested in coming along to a Fab caravan weekend? Like a big social meet just if you like the look of someone you know your all on the same page.
Rules would be no tents and as normal rallies there would be stewards making sure no one over steps any boundaries or throws there rubbish where they shouldn't.
Let me know what you think.
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There are some beautiful places in Leitrim, which are Free and have Shower/Toilet and Laundry Facilities that will easily Facilitate 8-10 Caravans!..and some with great Pubs nearby! |
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By *aid backMan
over a year ago
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"So. I have organised a few of these for normal caravan rallies in various places around our lovely country depending on local events etc. Usually we go to gaa clubs or rugby clubs and have use of the showers and toilet but there isn't electric any caravaner will know what I'm on about.
Question is if there was enough interest maybe eight or ten couples with there own caravans would they be interested in coming along to a Fab caravan weekend? Like a big social meet just if you like the look of someone you know your all on the same page.
Rules would be no tents and as normal rallies there would be stewards making sure no one over steps any boundaries or throws there rubbish where they shouldn't.
Let me know what you think.
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why only couples?? and how do you go if you are a single guy? |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
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Single guys would be welcome if they have a caravan I only said couples as I assumed singles wouldn't have bought a caravan together in the hope someday this would come up!!
Be it classy or trashy it's how you get involved that dictates that. I didn't have a massive free for all orgy round the bonfire in mind once everyone was finished the beer and sandwiches.
Obviously not to many interested but it was just an idea. |
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