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Family Christmas Camp 2010 - 4th Dec

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

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Dowser


You can find the location of this camp here:
http://www.ni-wild.co.uk/forum/index.php?topic=1514

Please join in the food discussion here
http://www.ni-wild.co.uk/forum/index.php?topic=1530.0

Looks like the 4th December is the most popular date.

Attendees
Dowser
Suspectmonkey + Kat
RedLeader + 1
LennyJ1
MatthewRBlack
Chuck
Andy
Chris
Fourman
MikeKeating
Drybag + 1


Please make suggestions below for:

Food
Drink
Games
Decorations

Anything else festive that sounds fun!


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suspectmonkey

Oh yes, spatch cocked turkey all the way!

Saturday 4th December would be good for me :)

RedLeader

I'm in, small boy will probably come too. Not sure what date, will ask and duck :)

Who knows any good mulled wine recipes?

LennyJ1

I'm in any saturday night really.
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Dowser

#4
Saturday the 4th December looks good for me too.  My work do is Friday 10th and our NI-Wild Christmas Market outing is the 11th.  Hair of the Dog that day me thinks!!!  8)
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Matthew

You have far too much free time to make a flyer like that. Congrats though it looks class.


I, of course, am in for a Saturday in the forest.

Matthew

ChuckMcB

QuoteSaturday the 4th December looks good for me too.
Ditto.

Scribble

I would be up for this what age are the other kids as I would be bringing a 5&6 year old or is this a sneaky ploy to say last minute dearest wifey it's too cold for kids I better go on my own  :-*
Everywhere is within walking distance if you have the time.

Dowser

Quote from: andy on November 03, 2010, 09:02:53 PM
I would be up for this what age are the other kids as I would be bringing a 5&6 year old or is this a sneaky ploy to say last minute dearest wifey it's too cold for kids I better go on my own  :-*

I am planning on bringing a 4yr old and a 9yr old weather permitting.  Dry and cold they'll be there... wet and cold I might be there on my own.  You could always bring the wifey too... we're gonna need somebody to cook the turkey and all the trimmings!!!

P.S. if were gonna be splitting the food I bagsy the Chipolatas.  I don't fancy carrying a 32lb Turkey up the hill.  :D
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Scribble

If you can drive a campervan up to camp site and have a flushing loo I might have a chance of getting wife there , I have asked for a holiday so I am def on for this and I will bring the ham and fairy for top off our tree
Everywhere is within walking distance if you have the time.

Kat

Oh it sounds fabulously festive!  I'll bring some Mince Pies & cream!

LandyLiam

QuoteIf you can drive a campervan up to camp site
could always use the land rover  ::)

December looks like my busiest ever month  :'( i'll be down south weekend of 4th and in England for 2 weeks after that, but the flyer looks great  ;D
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Dowser

Quote from: andy on November 03, 2010, 09:51:38 PM
If you can drive a campervan up to camp site and have a flushing loo I might have a chance of getting wife there , I have asked for a holiday so I am def on for this and I will bring the ham and fairy for top off our tree

When I told my wife we were going to have a Christmas Camp I think this is how she visualised it:



She might be joining us for the first time so she'll get to see what really goes on  :o
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LennyJ1

I'll bring the cheese and crackers, with a tipple of Port Yummy
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chris

Quote from: Dowser on November 04, 2010, 10:16:44 AM
Quote from: andy on November 03, 2010, 09:51:38 PM
If you can drive a campervan up to camp site and have a flushing loo I might have a chance of getting wife there , I have asked for a holiday so I am def on for this and I will bring the ham and fairy for top off our tree

When I told my wife we were going to have a Christmas Camp I think this is how she visualised it:

She might be joining us for the first time so she'll get to see what really goes on  :o


Best behaviour then! I'll leave the sacrificial robes at home...