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[mrsflibble]

I have just spent two nghts of freezing cold, incedibly wet hell in a field in Nottingham and decided to forego the third night we'd already paid for (£9, non electric pitch). I normally love camping, but this weekend was just too darned cold and wet.

Mind you, yet again we seemingly got our own private bathroom on site by having Radar keys- access to lots of disabled toilets across the UK, you don't need to be disabled to own a radar key...(info on buying radar keys found here)

I have not been so glad to get home since I came out of hospital after having sophie.

Mind you, we managed to get a newly-potty-trained toddler to Nottingham from Essex, do lots of visiting family and such, and get her back again with only one wee-wee mishap so I'm really proud of her!

I didn't get to see my uncle Doz, but I did get to see my auntie Deb and uncle Andy which was fun.

but I am so glad to be home. mmmmm heating, kettle that only takes 3 mins to boil and interweb access.

[Milims]

Aww Mrs F what a shame your hol wasn't up to much but I always think that when the poopy stuff happens it makes you appreciate the good stuff more - like being home and warm!

[Sky]

I love camping but yes it always good to get home again and to your own bed.
I thought the UK was having good weather at the moment?

[mrsflibble]

not a hint of good weather here or the midlands!
We currently have the inner part of our ridge tent hanging over the indor washing thingummy, and the outer part is over the bannister on the landing. it's raining so much outside right now
I'm sat way down the other end of the room with the indoor washing line and all I can smell is mud and wet tent.

[witch way?]

Sorry you didnt have fun Mrs F., but doesnt it just make you appreciate home? Perhaps it should be compulsory for every family to camp for two weeks each year - a bit like national service. Then we would all appreciate how much water and energy we use and appreciate home. ww.