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LaughingHeart
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Hi,
I am Paol, a half breed redskin from Southampton and I have joined to show you how to have a weeks camping holiday at very low cost. Non commercial and non profit etc.
Being a 'camperholic' and getting grumpy about the cost of campsites rising over the past 2 years, I now arrange camping meets in unusual places where the cost is way down low I do this independently and for fun to help fellow camperholics have a break without breaking the bank!
I find venues that are 'unofficial', where the land owner will let me have one of these meets and then 'invite other campers to join me. The authorities [if they should hear about it], have to give 28 days notice to make you leave. As We are only there for 7 days, no permits etc have to be paid for.
The land owner gets a 'back hander' and Bob's your teapot!
This means that we camp at our own risk and have no recourse for loss, damage, injury etc, but we get a great week for 50 quid a unit with no wallet busting fees.
With admins permission [Please], I will post details of a meet in the New Forest for next August.
Regards Paol.
I am Paol, a half breed redskin from Southampton and I have joined to show you how to have a weeks camping holiday at very low cost. Non commercial and non profit etc.
Being a 'camperholic' and getting grumpy about the cost of campsites rising over the past 2 years, I now arrange camping meets in unusual places where the cost is way down low I do this independently and for fun to help fellow camperholics have a break without breaking the bank!
I find venues that are 'unofficial', where the land owner will let me have one of these meets and then 'invite other campers to join me. The authorities [if they should hear about it], have to give 28 days notice to make you leave. As We are only there for 7 days, no permits etc have to be paid for.
The land owner gets a 'back hander' and Bob's your teapot!
This means that we camp at our own risk and have no recourse for loss, damage, injury etc, but we get a great week for 50 quid a unit with no wallet busting fees.
With admins permission [Please], I will post details of a meet in the New Forest for next August.
Regards Paol.

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Why would people be interested in this,
Because it's a moneysaving way of camping?
Though you are paying for facilities like showers, loos etc on campsites - will there be these basics at your meets?2015 wins: Jan: Leeds Castle tickets; Feb: Kindle Fire, Years supply Ricola March: £50 Sports Direct voucher April: DSLR camera June: £500 Bingo July: £50 co-op voucher0 -
for 50 quid a unit0
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£50 for a week with no facilities?
We have stopped at Haven (Mablethorpe) for £24 in tesco deals. Caravan, Awning, Electric, Toilets, Entertainment.
School holiday week, Outside school holidays its from about £4 a night i think.Censorship Reigns Supreme in Troll City...0
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