Spoils. Irritates and Ruins

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Having arrived at your chosen destination, in your pride and joy, after much deliberation, expectation and desperation for recuperation, ...

What will/has inevitably, spoilt it all for you...

For me it's always noise, inconsideration and disrespect for the peace and quiet of the place I have chosen.
 
steve 6644 said:
Having arrived at your chosen destination, in your pride and joy, after much deliberation, expectation and desperation for recuperation, ...

What will/has inevitably, spoilt it all for you...

For me it's always noise, inconsideration and disrespect for the peace and quiet of the place I have chosen.
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For me it's people moaning about our generator, our barking loose running dogs, smoke from the half can Barbie and campers with cats!
Other than that .. no probs
 
Nothing..............yet. But I must remain optimistic,it’s just too easy to find things to moan about and that’s generally a waste of time.(y)(y)

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Where can I start.... my back aches, I have had a cough for weeks and broke a fingernail last week and forgot to tell people on Facebook. The list just goes on...........
 
It's when you open the fridge after setting up and realise you have forgotten to put enough cans of Brown Ale in to cool.

Because no matter what the rest of the world may be doing outside the Brown Ale will always be your friend !! But always drink responsibly.

Actually, one time on a French campsite we met a guy and got talking to him, turns out that his wife had just kicked him out and he was living in a small tent while he found other accommodation. "What do you do for a job I asked?" turns out he was a wine buyer for some chain of French stores. So I gave him a can of Brown Ale to cheer him up !!
I'm certain the French have different facial expressions to express pleasure then we English as I've never seen an expression like the one on his face before, tho he did assure me he was enjoying it.
 
Pratt's who start their engine and leave it running to charge their battery.

Pratt's who think it's OK to arrive at an Aire 11pm disturbing everyone's peace.

French who park 2 foot away from you when there is space for 20 more vans on the Aire.

French who stand right outside my van talking in very loud voices at 8:30 / 9am when I'm still trying to get some sleep.

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People who come to my van drink all my good scotch. And go as soon as the Bootle is empty.
 
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sdc77 said:
For me it's people moaning about our generator, our barking loose running dogs, smoke from the half can Barbie and campers with cats!
Other than that .. no probs
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Me too but they even moan about my disco which I set up for entertainment most nights... Some people! :Eeek:
 
Monday a I can only suspect were travellers in a small Mercedes minibus which they are living in he jumped out in the morning for a number 2, then her for a number 2, I might be a Hooligan but it put me of my cornflakes I can tell you.
:party2::party2::party2::party2::party2::party2::party2::party2:
 
Nasher said:
Looking at Motorhome Fun and seeing more posts moaning about something :)
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And hating myself for clicking on the thread in the knowledge I am wasting time I could put to better use enjoying the view, having a cuppa, starting meal, soaking up some sun, etc, etc. :)

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Lenny HB said:
Pratt's who start their engine and leave it running to charge their battery.

Pratt's who think it's OK to arrive at an Aire 11pm disturbing everyone's peace.

French who park 2 foot away from you when there is space for 20 more vans on the Aire.

French who stand right outside my van talking in very loud voices at 8:30 / 9am when I'm still trying to get some sleep.
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The answer is simple don’t stay on Aires..:whistle:
 
Nothing, we only need somewhere to park

Jacks down, slides out, satellite up, sound system on, generator fired up, dogs running round playing, kids bikes off to find a van as a goal post, BBQ lie and burning cruddy fat off, and by the time I’ve yelled to the wife to chuck some beers out of the windows, life’s perfect
 
eddievanbitz said:
Nothing, we only need somewhere to park

Jacks down, slides out, satellite up, sound system on, generator fired up, dogs running round playing, kids bikes off to find a van as a goal post, BBQ lie and burning cruddy fat off, and by the time I’ve yelled to the wife to chuck some beers out of the windows, life’s perfect
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Normal then @eddievanbitz ! Hey what life this is, the fresh air, peace and quiet, the great neighbours for a night before they move on . Heaven!

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Oh dear better apologise to the OP as have been guilty of starting the engine just before firing up the deisel heating. Still better a grumpy neighbour than a freezing van.
 
Parking on a grass pitch and it rains

;)

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