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Electric Picnic stuff

  • 11-08-2009 7:57pm
    #1
    ShoulderChip
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    If anyone sees any bargains that would be good for electric picnic let me know please

    I need a tent and maybe stuff like a chair or things I mightn't otherwise think of.


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  • #2
    AlphaRob
    Closed Accounts Posts: 16 ✭AlphaRob


    ShoulderChip wrote: »
    If anyone sees any bargains that would be good for electric picnic let me know please

    I need a tent and maybe stuff like a chair or things I mightn't otherwise think of.

    Things like your camping chairs & tents can be bought down there, I would get the tent before hand just incase.I think the going price is about 20 Quid for a chair, there a must i think.

    also bring a set of portable speakers for your MP3 if its you and your mates your always going to want to listen to some music even if your just having a beer back at the tent.

    Clothes:
    • Waterproof jacket (eg cagoule or a mac)
    • A warm jumper - the days may be hot but the nights do get cold
    • Loads of socks
    • Old t-shirts / tops
    • Two pairs of trousers that you don’t mind getting dirty.
    • Underwear – the amount depends on just how hygienic (or ‘un’) you are.

    Toiletries:
    • Baby Wipes. You can never have too many!
    • Deodorant/body spray.
    • Your mini chemist: Asprin and a disinfectant like Germolene or Witchazel as well as plasters.
    • Toothbrush, toothpaste and mouthwash as well as mints.

    Miscellaneous:
    • Food. Tins will only weigh your bag down so don’t pack too many. Some crisps, cereal bars, high energy, high sugar foods.
    • Money. Take enough to last you the weekend – cash machines tend to have massive queues and often run out.
    • Ear plugs. A god-send when you’ve had enough but 50,000 people haven’t!
    • Torch with spare batteries.
    • Condoms if you're feeling lucky.
    • Sunglasses.
    • Tickets!!

    What not to bring:
    • Attitude.
    • Favourite shoes/trousers/anything really.
    • Anything that you’d really miss if you lost/broke it.
    • Anything you can’t carry with you all the time.


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