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Family Christmas Camp 2010 - 4th Dec

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

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Matthew

All this talk of food, what is everyone bringing as a backup plan if we end up erm not having the full festive meal.... Ill shout the super noodles.

Dowser

Quote from: matthewrblack on December 02, 2010, 10:21:42 PM
All this talk of food, what is everyone bringing as a backup plan if we end up erm not having the full festive meal.... Ill shout the super noodles.

Well, I'm gonna have 12lb of cooked turkey so worst case scenario we stir it into the Super Noodles  ;D
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Matthew


DryBag

just bought the ham, and stuff for smores.

RedLeader

I love a challenge!

Quote from: Dowser on December 02, 2010, 10:12:23 PM
Defo try and "Borrow" the thermometer... that's a great idea Chuck.  We could start a competition to see which NI-Wilder has slept a the lowest temperature.  Photographic evidence required!!!

:D

Dowser

Quote from: DryBag on December 03, 2010, 12:40:49 AM
just bought the ham, and stuff for smores.

Nice one.  I have to be honest, I had to Google Smores but now that I've seen them... bring em on  ;D
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DryBag

I have to say that, looking out the window, i'm beginning to have doubts about camping out with a 5 year old.   :-\

Dowser

Quote from: DryBag on December 03, 2010, 11:08:25 AM
I have to say that, looking out the window, i'm beginning to have doubts about camping out with a 5 year old.   :-\

I've decided against bringing my wee lad too.
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suspectmonkey

Really looking forward to this, reckon I can smell the turkey roasting from here!

Anyone know what the roads are like up Newcastle direction?  Take it the main road from Downpatrick to Newcastle is clear okay?

DryBag

We might come down for the food and then head home, but how easy is it to find the carpark in the dark?  I've done some pretty hairy night routes in the past, but not with a five year old...

I don't want to disappoint her.  :'(

LandyLiam

I'm in newcastle now and roads are great down here, there are forest roads down from the road, twice the distance and you'll need a map
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RedLeader

Any thoughts on what Donard Forest might be like?

Quote from: LandyLiam on December 03, 2010, 12:27:05 PM
I'm in newcastle now and roads are great down here, there are forest roads down from the road, twice the distance and you'll need a map

LandyLiam

I'll be there in 30 mins, if chris ever gets his ass down here :) very windy though, don' think we'll make the summit
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RedLeader

We should have sent you up with a load of stuff to bury for tomorrow :)

Quote from: LandyLiam on December 03, 2010, 12:30:45 PM
I'll be there in 30 mins, if chris ever gets his ass down here :) very windy though, don' think we'll make the summit