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Family Christmas Camp 2010 - 4th Dec

Started by Dowser, November 03, 2010, 05:12:11 PM

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Kayakgirl

Awk look like you had a ball, I am sorry I didn't go! Ah well there is always next year!!









Stress dissolves when exposed to water..

Wolf_Larson

Looks amazing !!!  even the dogs look warm and well fed  ;D

Thanks for the pictures.

Regards Wolf
The core of mans' spirit comes from new experiences.

Tim

Looks absolutely class. Uber-jealous of the lot of ya's :/

suspectmonkey

Quote from: Tim on December 15, 2010, 08:28:49 PM
Looks absolutely class. Uber-jealous of the lot of ya's :/

When do you get back Tim?

Tim

Saturday I hope, although my passport went through the washing machine so I'm not entirely sure whether or not the nasty ryanair people will let me on the plane, in which case I have to go to the embassy and pay £150 for an emergency passport and try and book a flight for Tuesday, so fingers crossed.

suspectmonkey

Quote from: Tim on December 15, 2010, 09:57:46 PM
Saturday I hope, although my passport went through the washing machine so I'm not entirely sure whether or not the nasty ryanair people will let me on the plane, in which case I have to go to the embassy and pay £150 for an emergency passport and try and book a flight for Tuesday, so fingers crossed.

Its alright, sure Ryanair are renowned for their customer service and generosity, I'm sure they will be very helpful especially considering its Christmas ::) ;)

Hopefully you can make it out sometime over Christmas week for a welcome back jaunt in the Mournes then!

RedLeader

When it comes to dealing with Ryanair it's best to assume that they'll charge you for something extra. Always. They're pretty scummy.

Quote from: Tim on December 15, 2010, 09:57:46 PM
Saturday I hope, although my passport went through the washing machine so I'm not entirely sure whether or not the nasty ryanair people will let me on the plane, in which case I have to go to the embassy and pay £150 for an emergency passport and try and book a flight for Tuesday, so fingers crossed.

Tim

Quote from: suspectmonkey on December 16, 2010, 10:16:38 AMIts alright, sure Ryanair are renowned for their customer service and generosity, I'm sure they will be very helpful especially considering its Christmas ::) ;)

Yes... I'm bricking it. As long as I can make it onto the flight I'll be grand, would be easier to sort out any difficulties once I make it to Dublin.

Quote from: RedLeader on December 16, 2010, 10:19:33 AM
When it comes to dealing with Ryanair it's best to assume that they'll charge you for something extra. Always. They're pretty scummy.

Ye if they don't let me on the flight I don't think I'll be able to get a refund and I'll still have to book another flight. This is all assuming that they don't perform some sort of blanket cancellation on all flights because of the snow under their "exceptional circumstances" excuse (Snow in winter?? By jove, I did not see that one coming), in which case they get everyones money and their customers get screwed over.