Club AGM 2022

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  • Unknown
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  • Cornersteady
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    edited November 2022 #123

    Good to know but I'm not at all sure how that answers my question about EHU take up on CCC sites?

  • Wherenext
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    edited November 2022 #124

    We were on an independent site this autumn that provided 2 waste masters for use by motorhomers  as they didn't have a MSP.

    Simple solution that was thoughtful so unlikely to be seen on a CAMC site anytime soon. Pity really.

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  • Tinwheeler
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    edited November 2022 #126

    C&CC used to do that at Dingwall before they built a drive over point.

  • cyberyacht
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    edited November 2022 #127

    C&CC at Oxford provide a wastemaster for Motorhomers. At least a bit of thinking outside the box.

  • Cornersteady
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    edited November 2022 #128

    wouldn't a bit of thinking outside the box be to build a proper MHSP though?

  • JVB66
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    edited November 2022 #129

    A wastmaster would not fit under the waste outlet on some motor caravans surprised 

  • mickysf
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    edited November 2022 #130

    Not all are unsuitable for motorhomes. Been on CLs where non electric grass pitches are available, some really good for motorhomers willing to choose this option. 

  • DavidKlyne
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    edited November 2022 #131

    Probably not possible because the C&CC don't own the site and likely have it on a relatively short lease which tends to discourage any investment? It's the same on a lot of CMC sites, unless there is a decent length of lease both Clubs are cautious of investing even relatively small amounts of money beyond what is essential to keep the site ticking over. MHSP or not the Oxford site is very convenient for a visit to Oxford with buses from the P&R just across the road.

  • young thomas
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    edited November 2022 #132

    We usually walk into Oxford from the C&CC site....or bike along with everyone else.🚴

  • clarinetman
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    edited November 2022 #133

    Why not buy one if you intend using sites that don’t have suitable waste disposal point, mind you the last time I was at Rowntree York cmc the motorhome r next to us used a waste master but could be bothered to empty it at the service point or the motorhome emptying point he just tipped it onto the grass at the back of his pitch.

  • Takethedogalong
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    edited November 2022 #134

    We use a two area CL that tries its best for customers. One area is a good bit further from black waste disposal point, so there is trolley for sticking your loo pot on, makes wheeling it easier than carrying.

    We carry an Aldi folding bucket. It hangs off bumper, open tap and grey waste is collected. Easy to empty at nearest grey waste point on a daily basis. Given we like remote, cheap sites, we go prepared for all circumstances, all sorts of provision.🤭

  • peedee
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    edited November 2022 #135

    Another fan of the collapsable bucket. I have two, cost £3.50 each, bought in one of those cheap homeware stores. Inspite of the low cost they have been in use for well over 5 years and still good for the job although a bit grubby. I can dispose of 20 litres at a time carrying one in each hand.

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  • Hja
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    edited November 2022 #136

    maybe used to being on a CL where it is quite usual to put grey water into the hedge.

  • JVB66
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    edited November 2022 #137

    But only after asking the owner surely?

  • JVB66
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    edited November 2022 #138

    But they would have asked first if they had any sort of manners yell

  • cyberyacht
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    edited November 2022 #139

    Must be getting old. Usually walk in along the river and bus back. Whilst I generally try to always find a new site, Oxford & Salisbury C&CC sites are ones that we have returned to