Future Kelling Heath DSC

[Carole]

Done

[Fay]

Julian said there is a spare tent space next to them at Kelling

[Carole]

Well Fay you are next to Mark, and only a few tents away from every-one else.  Julian might be a long way away.  If you could get his pitch number it might be helpful. 

I'll ring Kelling Heath and see what the situation is, but we don't want to be near the trees.

Carole

[Fay]

Julian said plot 426 was spare

[Carole]

Hi Fay,

I can't see how this is going to help. 426 is close to Robert (next row diagonally opposite 3 pitches away from Sue and Roy See diagram below, hope this makes sense.), but if you move to that pitch, that will leave Mark on his own.  If it had been two pitches then both of you could have moved.

pitch 426  ----------------------------------------------------------------------------Mark, Fay
------------------------------------------Sue/Roy, Dephine, carole---------------
----------------Robert, Doug/Rose--------


Carole

[Mike]

Looks like you are all only a short walk away from each other. No different from a standard DSC really. Is there anything stopping you setting your equipment up on another persons plot?

[Carole]

Don't know, maybe some-one would agree to swap with us when we get there.

I agree we're not too far from each other.

Carole

[Fay]

No, I am ok Carole, it was if someone else wanted to go, there was a spare plot!

[Carole]

Ah, now I understand, yes of course if some-one else wanted to go there could be a spare pitch, but they will have to do their own booking at this late stage.

Carole

[Fay]

To clarify. Julian has paid £20 for this pitch, for Friday & Saturday, so if anyone wanted to go they just pay him, not Kelling as he has paid for it already.

[RobertM]

We can of course always share pitches if someone else wanted to come...

[MarkS]

If you want to move, no need to worry about me - I'm not scared of being alone!  We're not that far away in any case ...

[Fay]

I don't want to move, I am happy with you Mark

[Tony G]

Mark,

Fay feels safe with you about, as there is no chance of a wet tent going up in flames. 

Tony G