Putting up Flags Degrading our Club Sites

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  • Banff
    Banff Forum Participant Posts: 108
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    edited August 2017 #32

    Like the dog picture mines a malamute love the artic breeds mine spends a lot of time with me in the alps in the winter skiing with me well sought off causing havoc on the pistes to be more honest 

  • Banff
    Banff Forum Participant Posts: 108
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    edited August 2017 #33

    Can't get one for my 458 

  • Tinwheeler
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    edited August 2017 #34

    Oh, good. Someone's moderated the shouting.

  • Metheven
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    edited August 2017 #35

    I use to be against flying flags, but bought an 'EU' one in Germany this year and now shove it on the front of the van at every opportunity laughing

  • Cornersteady
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    edited August 2017 #36

    what was the Sunday departures thread about?

    Back on topic, can't say I care about flags on site. I have my pitch and family that's all I need

  • EasyT
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    edited August 2017 #37

    well, for the record I'm not keen on flags etc. 

  • ATDel
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    edited August 2017 #38

    It doesn't matter the cost of the second car, rules are rules, if your £200000 car is that important put your other car in the carpark😀, as for flags...... what's the problem

  • huskydog
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    edited August 2017 #39

    Farrari or Ferrari ,it's still a Fiat to meundecided

  • dmiller555
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    edited August 2017 #40

    I'm tending to agree with the opening post as the need to wave flags and cover one's van in fairy lights is beyond my comprehension, however I do accept that when one reaches a certain age there is the tendency to regress into a second childhood and appreciate such adornments. laughing

     

  • Banff
    Banff Forum Participant Posts: 108
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    edited August 2017 #41

    Club states second car £2 a night in its terms and conditions check it out on the website here but that's another story 

  • Rocky 2 buckets
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    edited August 2017 #42

    'Fiat Testarossa', it loses its impact HDlaughing

  • huskydog
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    edited August 2017 #43

    Sounds about right wink

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  • MichaelT
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    edited August 2017 #45

    Personally to get over this problem we found that parking the Aston Martin in the garage of the Concorde Liner MH saved all that hassle and worrying.tongue-out

  • huskydog
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    edited August 2017 #46

    I'm having an A frame made for my Rolls-Royce Convertible winkcool

  • MichaelT
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    edited August 2017 #47

    Problem is you wont be able to go to Spain then, perhaps have a tow bar fitted then you can put your MH on a trailer and drag it behind you.

  • Whittakerr
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    edited August 2017 #48

    If going to Spain I get the car air freighted over. Much less hassle. 

  • JVB66
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    edited August 2017 #49

    I think i will "flag " that for future ref,will save time

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  • huskydog
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    edited August 2017 #51

    I will have to cancel the Chauffer's holiday and he will have to drive it cool

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  • huskydog
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    edited August 2017 #53

    I now need a new chauffeur, as he has just told me he has won the Halifax savers prize draw surprised

    (other banks are available)

  • compass362
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    edited August 2017 #54

    Yes I've served too  , what's the problem......😜 & what's on earth as that got to do with members flying flags .

    Some do some don't , its everyone's choice 🙈🙉🙊end of .

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  • flatcoat
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    edited August 2017 #56

    I too don't like flags and in that apparent minority who would prefer it if the club disallowed them. if I wanted that I would go to caravan rally's and holiday camps. We are not unsociable but our holidays are for us two to spend (hopefully) quiet time together away from work, family and friends and not have others idea of holiday jollity and what suits them imposed upon us. 

  • PhilHeller
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    edited August 2017 #57

    Don't particularly like flags myself, but is it any wonder that the club can't attract younger families when people want them banned because it is a jollity that want to get away from😳

  • bandgirl
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    edited August 2017 #58

    If people want to have flags, fairy lights, solar lights, bird feeders, I don't care.  They don't bother me....

  • KjellNN
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    edited August 2017 #59

    Fairy lights are fine, they brighten the place up.   Flags are a bit different as they can be noisy in the wind.  Appearance does not bother me, just noise at night.

    If it became a problem I would point it out to the owner and request they take it down overnight.

  • EasyT
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    edited August 2017 #60

    I don't mind fairy lights or Christmas lights. Hate those lights that frantically flash however. Folk that have those outside their van always seem to have blinds down early. Our front blinds are usually open until near 10pm even in winter and so it is likes of us that get the 'benefit'. Not keen on flags for similar reasons. I find them flapping in the corner of my vision an irritation

  • fatbelly
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    edited August 2017 #61

    I quite like flags and windsock thingys. Anyone know where I can get them?

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