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By *rFunBoy OP Man
over a year ago
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So, you get a Static Caravan for a quiet week away. Day two, a loud mouthed noisy family join you next door.
Shouting, kids banging and arguing, running constantly up and down the Caravan like a heard of elephants on the boarded floor.
There is nothing more satisfactory than getting a loaf of bread from the reduced counter and after they've gone to bed, while dark, soak full loaf in water then quietly fling slices onto roof of the Caravan next door.
Overnight, the bread sticks to the roof, dries then hardens.
As first light arrives at 4am-5am, the bread draws attention to 50 or more seagulls who descend on the Caravan roof for breakfast in a feeding frenzy. To find the only way they can gobble it up is by constantly pecking at the bread on the metal roof accompanied by the bickering and fighting.
Then, later waking up to see your neighbours have been awake for hours and already looking extremely tired at 9am.
Such fun and joy, especially when they are so tired and in need of an early night as they've been up so early - peace is restored. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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You go to a caravan park and are surprised when families are there; when the main target audiences of caravan parks are families with children? It’s like going to an aquarium and complaining there’s fish there |
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"You go to a caravan park and are surprised when families are there; when the main target audiences of caravan parks are families with children? It’s like going to an aquarium and complaining there’s fish there "
Actually this is very true too!  |
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By *rFunBoy OP Man
over a year ago
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"Nothing satisfies you more really nothing you can think of at all"
Apart from night 4, a couple arrived and started making out in the back bedroom with window and curtains open at 2am.
Realising I was sat outside, put light on where everything was on show.
Got a wink and smile off her in the morning - no bread for them. |
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By *rFunBoy OP Man
over a year ago
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"You go to a caravan park and are surprised when families are there; when the main target audiences of caravan parks are families with children? It’s like going to an aquarium and complaining there’s fish there "
Always amazing how some people jump straight on in with smart short sighted remarks.
The 5 adjacent 'families' with kids, exactly the 'clientele' they are trying to attract also had to suffer pissed up parents spouting disgusting profanity, kids running a mock at 1am in the morning annoying everyone around them.
Not really fair on their family holiday either, being kept awake by selfish inconsiderate idiots, is it?
Your aquarium analogy doesn't really work in this case. |
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By *JB1954Man
over a year ago
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My late wife and I had a touring caravans . Travelled to a lot of places. I can understand where the OP is coming from. Once on a site one family caused problems for everyone. Kids running about at one am +. Parents not in control and could not care less. We arrived the same day as them. Three days in after site owners asking kept them to keep noise etc down after 2330 hrs as per the site rules. Police called and they were escorted off the site. The caravan next to us was a six berth . Parents and four children. Yet yes children played were enjoying themselves . But were very well behaved . |
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By *rFunBoy OP Man
over a year ago
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"You are as bad as me op, I thought that I was the only one who lives by the code of practice of never getting angry, only getting even. "
Absolutely- and sometimes, best served Ice Cold.
While working in the water industry, we had issues with night visits for theft or vandalism.
Having had enough, we arranged a 70 foot trench, 3 foot deep and 2 foot wide to be dug at the usual point of entry.
Once dug, a couple of weeks before August Bank Holiday, filled the trench with 15,000 litres raw shit sludge, then let the sun bake a crust on top to trap the odour.
Sure enough, arriving on the Bank Holiday Monday, there was 3 sets of shitty splodges in the sludge. They'd mounted the ladder over the fence, and jumped straight into the stinky shit.
Strangely, it was a very long time before ever getting a revisit. |
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