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Would you go camping on Thursday if you knew it had been flinging it down all week?

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DottyDot · 07/07/2009 13:02

We're due to go on our first family camping trip to York on Thursday for 2 nights (school inset days!) but the weather's crap and I want it to go really well!

We could just as easily stay at home but we've got everything ready and the boys are excited.

Sigh. don't know what to do!

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AlotToSortOut · 07/07/2009 13:03

I'd go

Overmydeadbody · 07/07/2009 13:05

yes I would go

Rain doesn't have to spoil a camping trip!
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Lilyloo · 07/07/2009 13:06

I'd go too. We are due to go next week. It's all booked come rain or shine!
Last year we delayed our trip due to weather report.
DS very dissapointed and it wasn't nearly as bad weather as predicted.

Fimbo · 07/07/2009 13:07

I think I would go. It was pouring really heavily here yesterday and then as soon as the sun came out, the roads had rising steam and were dry very quickly. So the grass may dry out quicker if there is some sun between now and Thursday.

sarah293 · 07/07/2009 13:09

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somewhathorrified · 07/07/2009 13:23

it's so much easier o get the tent pegs in the ground if it's been raining! Plus york has loads of indoor activities. The only thing I'd suggest is make sure you take some coat hangers for wet coats that you can hang near the entrance to the tent.

DottyDot · 07/07/2009 17:31

Hmm - OK...! We haven't got cagoules but we have got wellies (I was hoping to get away with us just taking crocs and trainers, but hey ho).

I'm just grrr that the lovely sunny weather has disappeared...

Still, I bought a fab pull string radio for camping trips today so am all excited again!

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Lucycat · 07/07/2009 17:55

Don't bother with wellies at this time of year crocs will be fine - get a few cheap towels from the poundshop to use to dry feet and small boys!

btw - SportsSoccer in Stockport has adults Crocs for £15 atm and kids for £10 - real ones!

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