OMG Nightwatch camp
I just saw the email on the discussion list about the nightwatch camping and am currently rather shocked.
A real campsite!
Some sort of scout camp place, I assume like the one I went to with guides back in my youth.
Why can the rest of beltaners not barter camping trips at this place? It stops us ruining local wildlife sites, it has toilets, it is only a short trip on the bus plus a 2km car journey (so really near compared to some of the crap places we camp like tyningham or ruperts field), It Has Toilets, it's got a fire pit so unlike most camp sites there is a real fire, IT HAS TOILETS!, it allows drumming apparently, and have i mentioned the real toilets yet?
Maybe only a certain person in night watch is allowed to hire it? Maybe they have to pretend to be scouts? Is there a reason that we don't always go to this magical real toilet filled place?
p.s. I AM NOT A BEAR.
I am tempted to go just to remind myself what camping is supposed to be like. Camping like I did when I was little with the guides, and with my parents. Nice camping. On the other hand, I am not nightwatch. I suppose I could join nightwatch this year... Is "holy hell, they have common sense" a good reason to join nightwatch instead of not doing samhuinn this year?
A real campsite!
Some sort of scout camp place, I assume like the one I went to with guides back in my youth.
Why can the rest of beltaners not barter camping trips at this place? It stops us ruining local wildlife sites, it has toilets, it is only a short trip on the bus plus a 2km car journey (so really near compared to some of the crap places we camp like tyningham or ruperts field), It Has Toilets, it's got a fire pit so unlike most camp sites there is a real fire, IT HAS TOILETS!, it allows drumming apparently, and have i mentioned the real toilets yet?
Maybe only a certain person in night watch is allowed to hire it? Maybe they have to pretend to be scouts? Is there a reason that we don't always go to this magical real toilet filled place?
p.s. I AM NOT A BEAR.
I am tempted to go just to remind myself what camping is supposed to be like. Camping like I did when I was little with the guides, and with my parents. Nice camping. On the other hand, I am not nightwatch. I suppose I could join nightwatch this year... Is "holy hell, they have common sense" a good reason to join nightwatch instead of not doing samhuinn this year?