tmcgoay wrote:To keep money safe I split it across 2 wallets. I sleep with them in the foot of my sleeping bag.
Thanks. This will save me a lot of time going through your tent.
tmcgoay wrote:To keep money safe I split it across 2 wallets. I sleep with them in the foot of my sleeping bag.
tmcgoay wrote:To recover in the mornings I keep a 2 litre water bottle filled and chuck in some rehydration salts and a berocca tablet. Chug on this while bbq·ing sausages in the morning.
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Black Wizard wrote:tmcgoay wrote:To keep money safe I split it across 2 wallets. I sleep with them in the foot of my sleeping bag.
Thanks. This will save me a lot of time going through your tent.
tmcgoay wrote:Good luck getting to the bottom of my sleeping bag with me in it
Metal_Lobster wrote:Stupid question but is there somewhere to buy ice? People have mentioned coolboxes a few times, I don't know whether they're topping them up or just eating fresh food in the first couple days.
MetalBeast wrote: I got told off by the landlady for banging mine on the ceiling.
tranmerefan wrote:If there's one thing you can be guaranteed of, is that this forum complained about it. And we did.
Noodle wrote:Thinking about it, I'm not sure there is. Not on site anyway. There's a good chance you'll find some at one of the big supermarkets in a nearby town (Lichfield might be the place to look) but that would involve a car or shuttle bus journey there and back).
I do a lot of weekends away through the summer and have found that 6 or 8 frozen tins of really cheap custard tend to keep cold fairly well through a few days, as long as they're packed together. The downside is that they can get pretty heavy to carry.
Gandalf the Red wrote:Big tip.
If you need a trolley to move your stuff then you're probably bringing far too much stuff. It's a few nights at a festival, you're not accompanying Shackleton on an Antarctic expedition.
i0th wrote:Sunscreen!
Black Wizard wrote:i0th wrote:Sunscreen!
What, this year? We haven't had sun all summer.