Seen pictures of them they look horrible, not even any hedges between the pitches
Probably got fed up of the hedges being run over by people who can't reverse?
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Seen pictures of them they look horrible, not even any hedges between the pitches
I’ve not seen many aires with hedges separating parking lotsnot even any hedges between the pitches
same here, haven't the temperament for the wardens.Only stayed on a couple of their sites and both times met little Hitler wardens, that was enough to put me off for life.
The wardens also have to put up some pretty obnoxious customers recently at one site at Bridlington a warden was being perfectly polite and said to the customer good morning sir how can I help, the retort was: ‘Don’t call me Sir, I left the military a while ago’Only stayed on a couple of their sites and both times met little Hitler wardens, that was enough to put me off for life.
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The wardens also have to put up some pretty obnoxious customers recently at one site at Bridlington a warden was being perfectly polite and said to the customer good morning sir how can I help, the retort was: ‘Don’t call me Sir, I left the military a while ago’
What is a warden supposed to do with that? Not all customers are polite.
A little like the fortunately rare, but really annoying female when you go through a door and hold it open to be told, I'm quite capable of opening a door! OK... next time I see you coming I'll slam it and lock it behind me! I hold doors open for anyone that's following whatever their gender, age, colour, size, pregnant or not, in a wheelchair or not. It was called good manners.The wardens also have to put up some pretty obnoxious customers recently at one site at Bridlington a warden was being perfectly polite and said to the customer good morning sir how can I help, the retort was: ‘Don’t call me Sir, I left the military a while ago’
What is a warden supposed to do with that? Not all customers are polite.
as they say you can’t please everyone all of the time.A little like the fortunately rare, but really annoying female when you go through a door and hold it open to be told, I'm quite capable of opening a door! OK... next time I see you coming I'll slam it and lock it behind me! I hold doors open for anyone that's following whatever their gender, age, colour, size, pregnant or not, in a wheelchair or not. It was called good manners.
Play your cards right though and you may get a white line so your neighbour knows where to put the centreline of their van!I’ve not seen many aires with hedges separating parking lots![]()
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Hey, what about Scottish?A little like the fortunately rare, but really annoying female when you go through a door and hold it open to be told, I'm quite capable of opening a door! OK... next time I see you coming I'll slam it and lock it behind me! I hold doors open for anyone that's following whatever their gender, age, colour, size, pregnant or not, in a wheelchair or not. It was called good manners.
Ginger hair and a tartan bunnet's also a give away!OK... Lets ad race to the list of things ignored. Difficult to tell if Scottish unless wearing a kilt though!![]()
And hairy womenGinger hair and a tartan bunnet's also a give away!
Covered by the post you quoted!And hairy women
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Yep Veteran Membership.I'm curious, how do you only pay £25 per year, have you been continually with them over 25yrs?
Me too but do you realise that you must have paid a CLUBYep Veteran Membership.
No I meant hairy females not blokes in kiltsCovered by the post you quoted!![]()
i agree with your initial thought, but in both cases, I already had the door open, so I was just stopping it closing in their faces. Difficult to see how it could be misinterpreted unless someone is an out and out feminist. But there you go. We have just been out for lunch, held the door open for a lady who said thank you and carried on. (No not Mrs Meanders who was also with me)Often women are denigrated either as objects or lessor and not saying by you so when you carry out an act of kindness by opening the door it can be misinterpreted
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Very late to this post but why did you pull onto the grass?Well we managed to break a rule this morning when leaving Hawes CAMC site. Pulled off our pitch and M decided he needed to use the toilet in the toilet block, he pulled in with the caravan hooked up just as a couple of wardens were walking around, one of the them shouted quite loudly from a distance ‘get off the grass’.
Now, wouldn’t it have been nicer if she had walked across and said something like ‘we don’t like people parking on the grass’. Sergeant Major comes to mind.
Wonder if we’ll be banned from their sites?![]()
I said in my post why we pulled up. It wasn’t easy to pull in anywhere where it wasn’t going to cause a problem and we had literally pulled up when we got shouted at.Very late to this post but why did you pull onto the grass?
Did you need to?
Presumably there were notices not to drive on the grass and churn it up?
I was on a site this week and they clearly stated if you churned up the grass they would charge you £25.00. If you needed towing off when you went on the grass the charge was £50, £25 to the Yorkshire air ambulance, didn’t seem a problem to me.
My son was at Sandhurst at the same time as PW but on a different course although there were some shared exercises. My son "shot" PW who was made to lie in the mud like the other casualties. PW stood a round in the bar later that night and did have a (forced) laugh at being ambushed by a ****** Saturday and Sunday soldier.When prince William was at sandhurst he walked across the adjutants lawn. A major no no.
A top window opened and the cry came out "Oh Wales, get off my f****ing grass".
Ah, but then you escalate the politeness!I think you're right but we all have a limit of tolerance!
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... Always go lower!Never lower yourself to the other persons level!
What’s the new Awning to Awning rule? That wouldn’t go down well on the Continent!I find referencing wardens to Hitler a bit offensive.
We've got lots of experience of working on campsites and helping out/ running THS and the like.
A couple of years ago a trusted member on here mentioned a Hitler type on a THS. ( That Hitler was me and of course I know what happened)
It is so obvious that some people don't like being told what the rules of a place are .
We are currently helping out at a large CCC event . The no awning to awning rule is upsetting a few. Tough.
We don’t mind that they have rules but like I’ve previously mentioned it was the fact that we were shouted at as soon as we pulled in that annoyed us.I find referencing wardens to Hitler a bit offensive.
We've got lots of experience of working on campsites and helping out/ running THS and the like.
A couple of years ago a trusted member on here mentioned a Hitler type on a THS. ( That Hitler was me and of course I know what happened)
It is so obvious that some people don't like being told what the rules of a place are .
We are currently helping out at a large CCC event . The no awning to awning rule is upsetting a few. Tough.
The classic answer to that female is “I am holding it for you because I am a gentleman, not because you are a lady”!A little like the fortunately rare, but really annoying female when you go through a door and hold it open to be told, I'm quite capable of opening a door! OK... next time I see you coming I'll slam it and lock it behind me! I hold doors open for anyone that's following whatever their gender, age, colour, size, pregnant or not, in a wheelchair or not. It was called good manners.
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