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Dixon Bainbridge

Hello,im staying in one of those yurt things this year,are they in the pink moon area?

scruff monkey

Dixon Bainbridge wrote: »

Hello,im staying in one of those yurt things this year,are they in the pink moon area?

it depends on who you've booked with, it should be on the e-mail with your booking, there were some yurt type things there last year (though they could well have been just very large bell tent type things).

Dixon Bainbridge

scruff monkey wrote: »

it depends on who you've booked with, it should be on the e-mail with your booking, there were some yurt type things there last year (though they could well have been just very large bell tent type things).

I booked it through a crowd called hearthworks,ive just always stayed in campervans i haven't been in boutique camping area before

MIRMIR82

Has anyone a list done up for essentials for the weekend, i've never been before and would like to start a few bits?

scruff monkey

Dixon Bainbridge wrote: »

I booked it through a crowd called hearthworks,ive just always stayed in campervans i haven't been in boutique camping area before

check your e-mail from them, i don't know that name at all.

scruff monkey

MIRMIR82 wrote: »

Has anyone a list done up for essentials for the weekend, i've never been before and would like to start a few bits?

There were a couple of good ones later on in last years thread, will see if I can dig them up after work. but basics

1 - large wet wipes
2 - micro fibre large towel
3 - sleeping bag and camping gear
4 - solid walking boots
5 - chapstick / sun protection spray / skin moisturiser
6 - rain gear
7 - hat (sun + cold version)
8 - Box of balloons
With the feather-light touch
Pack of party-poppers
That pop in the night
9 - some beer etc..
10 - tent food
11 - portable phone charger (aim for 10,000mAh or higher)
12 - bag for wet gear
13 - spare clothes in car
14 - fleece or other for evening (it gets bloody cold at night)
15 - camping chair
16 - cash (the atms get mobbed)
17 - painkillers + rennie type things
18 - torch (I take two, a small v.powerful hand held and a head lamp type)
19 - water, lots of water
20 - a lighter, even if you don't smoke, it's worth having.
21 - bog roll x 2 + toilet wipes (I am v.large male in mid 40s but they make my festival botty uber smooth and clean)
22 - your bloody ticket!!!!!

I'm going to expand this as i think of stuff.

And just to add a list of what not to bring
1- CANDLES - be cool, don't be crispy
2 - FLARES - be cool, don't be shot to death with balls of your own sh1te for being "that" tosser
3 - GUITAR - we will have a Mr. N Gallagher on site over the weekend, any attempts at wonderwall will result in you being shot to death with balls of your own sh1te
4 - SENSE OF SHAME - it's not needed for the weekend

GhostMutt30

Dixon Bainbridge wrote: »

I booked it through a crowd called hearthworks,ive just always stayed in campervans i haven't been in boutique camping area before

Think Hearthworks are in with the boutique camping near Greencrafts? Other side of the arena to Pink Moon

MIRMIR82

scruff monkey wrote: »

There were a couple of good ones later on in last years thread, will see if I can dig them up after work. but basics

1 - large wet wipes
2 - micro fibre large towel
3 - sleeping back and camping gear
4 - solid walking boots
5 - chapstick / sun protection spray / skin moisturiser
6 - rain gear
7 - hat (sun + cold version)
8 - party hats with a feather light touch
9 - some beer etc..
10 - tent food
11 - portable phone charger (aim for 10,000 m or higher
12 - bag for wet gear
13 - spare clothes in car
14 - fleece or other for evening (it gets bloody cold at night)
15 - camping chair
16 - cash (the atms get mobbed)
17 - painkillers + rennie type things

Thanks scruff!!:)

everlast75

scruff monkey wrote: »

There were a couple of good ones later on in last years thread, will see if I can dig them up after work. but basics

1 - large wet wipes
2 - micro fibre large towel
3 - sleeping back and camping gear
4 - solid walking boots
5 - chapstick / sun protection spray / skin moisturiser
6 - rain gear
7 - hat (sun + cold version)
8 - party hats with a feather light touch
9 - some beer etc..
10 - tent food
11 - portable phone charger (aim for 10,000 m or higher
12 - bag for wet gear
13 - spare clothes in car
14 - fleece or other for evening (it gets bloody cold at night)
15 - camping chair
16 - cash (the atms get mobbed)
17 - painkillers + rennie type things

Pair of gloves for holding your frosty beer can at night.

In addition to the usual essential toiletries, Dioralyte

PabloAndRoy

everlast75 wrote: »

Pair of gloves for holding your frosty beer can at night.

In addition to the usual essential toiletries, Dioralyte

if you only bring one item .. bring this one.

scruff monkey

yes, and the fizzy vit-c type stuff

Dixon Bainbridge

GhostMutt30 wrote: »

Think Hearthworks are in with the boutique camping near Greencrafts? Other side of the arena to Pink Moon

Sound,thanks

AdMMM

You may get some strange looks in the shop, but definitely bring black sacks and duct tape! If there's anything that needs to be kept dry, or anything that needs to be fixed on the spot - they're all you need!

Before you leave, try put all your clothes into a black sack. This will keep them dry while you walk to the campsite or in case your tent isn't as waterproof as you originally thought.

scruff monkey

AdMMM wrote: »

You may get some strange looks in the shop, but definitely bring black sacks and duct tape! If there's anything that needs to be kept dry, or anything that needs to be fixed on the spot - they're all you need!

ah sweet sweet duct tape

turning cries of no no no NOOOO
to mhhm mhhm mhhm mhhhhhhhm

drunkmonkey

PabloAndRoy wrote: »

if you only bring one item .. bring this one.

Imodium and Rennie are lifesavers as well.

scruff monkey

PabloAndRoy wrote: »

if you only bring one item .. bring this one.

I'd have gone for a ticket but whatevs....

PabloAndRoy

scruff monkey wrote: »

I'd have gone for a ticket but whatevs....

oh yes .. almost forgot that one.

Also.. ziploc bags .. put your spare ten packs of skins in a ziploc bag.

bodhrandude

PabloAndRoy wrote: »

oh yes .. almost forgot that one.

Also.. ziploc bags .. put your spare ten packs of skins in a ziploc bag.

And two spare lighters in strategic parts of your jacket.

Thundercats Ho

Global Green is our announcement today!
http://www.electricpicnic.ie/news/global-green-ecovillage-heart-festival

Peterd66

Seems to be a whole new set of stricter rules re campervans and caravans in comparison to other years and if enforced could lead to chaos!

"There must be a door that provides access to the living accommodation.
It should be a living accommodation vehicle with fitted sleeping facilities and either fitted cooking and/or washing facilities (A screwed in bed with a washing up bowl and/or cooking facilities would not be permitted - they must be fitted).
There must be a water storage tank or container on or in the vehicle, and/ or a permanently fixed cooking facility within the vehicle powered by gas or electricity."

"No tents or awnings may be erected in the campervan/caravan fields, for fire safety reasons."

"Please note for Campervan/Caravan passes the purchaser will be required to bring the original proof of purchase and supporting ID to site along with their pass. This is to prevent touting of Campervan/Caravan passes)."

Should be fun.

cruhoortwunk

Can you get into the standard campsites with family camping ticket?

ghostdancer

Peterd66 wrote: »

"No tents or awnings may be erected in the campervan/caravan fields, for fire safety reasons. more space to sell more campervan tickets reasons"

Fixed.

maximoose

Peterd66 wrote: »

"Please note for Campervan/Caravan passes the purchaser will be required to bring the original proof of purchase and supporting ID to site along with their pass. This is to prevent touting of Campervan/Caravan passes)."

I hope this is enforced, serious chancers selling €80 campervan passes for €300+.

Might fûck over genuine resales though.

Why we don't have the "transfer tickets" feature that ticketmaster US has I do not now.

ghostdancer

cruhoortwunk wrote: »

Can you get into the standard campsites with family camping ticket?

yep, just not the opposite way.

cruhoortwunk

everlast75 wrote: »

Pair of gloves for holding your frosty beer can at night.

In addition to the usual essential toiletries, Dioralyte

Borage/Starflower is good one to take before drinking to prevent/help the hangover too.

room_149

Hey all- any ideas who is headlining/ playing each day yet?
You folks on here have been pretty good at calling this each year so far

PabloAndRoy

Peterd66 wrote: »

Seems to be a whole new set of stricter rules re campervans and caravans in comparison to other years and if enforced could lead to chaos!

"There must be a door that provides access to the living accommodation.
It should be a living accommodation vehicle with fitted sleeping facilities and either fitted cooking and/or washing facilities (A screwed in bed with a washing up bowl and/or cooking facilities would not be permitted - they must be fitted).
There must be a water storage tank or container on or in the vehicle, and/ or a permanently fixed cooking facility within the vehicle powered by gas or electricity."

"No tents or awnings may be erected in the campervan/caravan fields, for fire safety reasons."

"Please note for Campervan/Caravan passes the purchaser will be required to bring the original proof of purchase and supporting ID to site along with their pass. This is to prevent touting of Campervan/Caravan passes)."

Should be fun.

I am pretty sure that those are pretty much the same as last year. Definitely the awning one was there last year .. not sure about the id/proof of purchase.

PabloAndRoy

ghostdancer wrote: »

Fixed.

eh ... not quite .. fire regulations are the real reason that you must have 3 metres between campers. Plenty of room for our awning which will definitely be going up.

rocks1981

Dixon Bainbridge wrote: »

GhostMutt30 wrote: »

Think Hearthworks are in with the boutique camping near Greencrafts? Other side of the arena to Pink Moon

Sound,thanks

Yeah They are opposite sides. see last years map.
https://thelastmixedtapedotcom.files.wordpress.com/2015/09/11958191_10153589719289168_8608224901847864096_o.jpg

hearthworks is boutique camping.

Seathrun66

room_149 wrote: »

Hey all- any ideas who is headlining/ playing each day yet?
You folks on here have been pretty good at calling this each year so far

Just go back to the start of the thread.