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Pickpocket wrote: »They don't own the surrounding land so of course they're restricted for space. That's all agricultural land around there and I assume they have lease agreements with individual farmers. Perhaps they can't hire more land, or there's some other simple reason for not adding another field. They can't just pull land out of fresh air. I know you all spend one weekend a year in Stradbally but farming life does actually continue in your absence.
Ha ha thanks for your insight! forgive me I'm only x2 weeks old, still allot to learn
I don't see what farming has to do with this?
+ aren't you farmers always crying about money how does €40 per plot sound!! You could easily sell another 100 camper vans 4K for the weekend, little or no impact to the field.
My point is there are huge wasted areas at the EP that they clearly already control, from the field before the wrist band exchange, another large field to the right and left of the wristband, small car park near bus stop etc etc.0 -
Ha ha thanks for your insight! forgive me I'm only x2 weeks old, still allot to learn
I don't see what farming has to do with this?
+ aren't you farmers always crying about money how does €40 per plot sound!! You could easily sell another 100 camper vans 4K for the weekend, little or no impact to the field.
My point is there are huge wasted areas at the EP that they clearly already control, from the field before the wrist band exchange, another large field to the right and left of the wristband, small car park near bus stop etc etc.
I'm not a farmer. I've never stepped foot on a farm.0 -
Thanks for the responses re: campervan tickets. Was just talking with my better half here and she says "I'm not going, end of story" .. so now I have 2 weekend tickets and no campervan ticket. As it stands I'm in a tent with some campervanner mates. Its a long time since i did a tent, but at least I have a lift in with all me gear, so an air mattress is on the cards.
The car park would work for me, but am not sure if they will let me park the van in there... Has anyone on here ever done that?
"two weeks before at face value" will definitely work for me
and the darling missus will reluctantly tag along in case she misses 2016's John Grant (she's in love since 2014.. or was it 2013?).., who is 2016's John Grant? Father John Misty isn't booked.
I remember last year that some extra campervan tickets went on sale about this time of year. I have a look on ticketmustard every few days.0 -
PabloAndRoy wrote: »Thanks for the responses re: campervan tickets. Was just talking with my better half here and she says "I'm not going, end of story" .. so now I have 2 weekend tickets and no campervan ticket. As it stands I'm in a tent with some campervanner mates. Its a long time since i did a tent, but at least I have a lift in with all me gear, so an air mattress is on the cards.
The car park would work for me, but am not sure if they will let me park the van in there... Has anyone on here ever done that?
"two weeks before at face value" will definitely work for me and the darling missus will reluctantly tag along in case she misses 2016's John Grant (she's in love since 2014.. or was it 2013?).., who is 2016's John Grant? Father John Misty isn't booked.
I remember last year that some extra campervan tickets went on sale about this time of year. I have a look on ticketmustard every few days.
You should be OK in the car park, my mate parked his camper at the car park in Townlands Carnival and it was no problem with him staying there, quite a lot of people were doing that there, I can imagine its much the same at EP just a bit of a walk I suppose. He done that at Body & Soul in 2014 too, he thought the campervan ticket price for Townlands was ridiculous at 50 Euro with no electric hook up and it worked out better for him, the car park was in decent nick after all the rain whilst the campervan site was a mucky quagmire. 80 Euro is a bit steep for an non electric hook up campervan site ticket.If you want to get into it, you got to get out of it. (Hawkwind 1982)
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