Comments for A Life Out There http://alifeoutthere.com Out and about in an age of austerity Mon, 02 Jan 2012 19:57:26 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 Comment on Pop-up campsites by Dave http://alifeoutthere.com/2010/07/22/pop-up-campsites/comment-page-1/#comment-589 Dave Mon, 02 Jan 2012 19:57:26 +0000 http://campingoutthere.com/?p=295#comment-589 Hi Did you get any further with the idea of a pop up campsite? Sounds like a most interesting concept and I'd be interested in helping organise one down this way (Hampshire/Dorset) if the opportunity ever arose. Dave Hi

Did you get any further with the idea of a pop up campsite?

Sounds like a most interesting concept and I’d be interested in helping organise one down this way (Hampshire/Dorset) if the opportunity ever arose.

Dave

]]> Comment on Campsites for sale by Stefan http://alifeoutthere.com/2011/07/08/campsites-for-sale/comment-page-1/#comment-567 Stefan Sun, 16 Oct 2011 18:11:38 +0000 http://alifeoutthere.com/?p=850#comment-567 There is a brand new site for sale in Spain / Extremadura www.ruralextremadura.com & www.ruralextremadura.com/Campfotos.htm There is a brand new site for sale in Spain / Extremadura

http://www.ruralextremadura.com & http://www.ruralextremadura.com/Campfotos.htm

]]> Comment on campaign for better campsite bogs by Deborah http://alifeoutthere.com/2010/07/07/campaign-for-better-campsite-bogs/comment-page-1/#comment-563 Deborah Mon, 03 Oct 2011 13:14:03 +0000 http://campingoutthere.com/?p=241#comment-563 Hi. sorry if I'm being a bit dim....I've just stumbled across you and love the idea of the camping. I've quickly read the planning permission page, and now this one.( bogs.) The camps I like to go to all have natural loos. Either long drop, or elevated "log bogs" If you're hoping to get some farmers or land owners to allow a temporary site to earn a few more pennies, is there some reason why you dont include mentions of natural toilets ? A day or two of labour in getting the toilet place organised, or dug, and off we jolly well.! Without even thinking I could possibly come up with 2 or 3 sites...( near Suffolk coast.... one already has the loos. Later I'll read the other pages, but wanted to send this first, before I return to my "to do" list. Hi.

sorry if I’m being a bit dim….I’ve just stumbled across you and love the idea of the camping. I’ve quickly read the planning permission page, and now this one.( bogs.) The camps I like to go to all have natural loos. Either long drop, or elevated “log bogs” If you’re hoping to get some farmers or land owners to allow a temporary site to earn a few more pennies, is there some reason why you dont include mentions of natural toilets ? A day or two of labour in getting the toilet place organised, or dug, and off we jolly well.!
Without even thinking I could possibly come up with 2 or 3 sites…( near Suffolk coast…. one already has the loos.
Later I’ll read the other pages, but wanted to send this first, before I return to my “to do” list.

]]> Comment on Pop-up campsites by justin http://alifeoutthere.com/2010/07/22/pop-up-campsites/comment-page-1/#comment-555 justin Wed, 21 Sep 2011 20:36:54 +0000 http://campingoutthere.com/?p=295#comment-555 Charlie ... sounds fab, but if I was you I'd buy a bell tent or two and offer a glamping type campsite. Check out Get On My Land at Bell Tent UK. There's some up front investment but you'll make more money from you land. Best Justin Charlie … sounds fab, but if I was you I’d buy a bell tent or two and offer a glamping type campsite. Check out Get On My Land at Bell Tent UK. There’s some up front investment but you’ll make more money from you land.

Best

Justin

]]> Comment on Pop-up campsites by charlie Agar http://alifeoutthere.com/2010/07/22/pop-up-campsites/comment-page-1/#comment-554 charlie Agar Wed, 21 Sep 2011 11:38:38 +0000 http://campingoutthere.com/?p=295#comment-554 Dear I have some land in Dorset that I might be interested in turning in to a basic pop up campsite for under 48 days a year. Pertinently starting in the summer 2012. I live 1 mile away from Milton Abbey school and Milton Abbas village, with many footpath's and bridal way's. Milton Abbey is open to the public with a golf course and Abbey. Milton Abbas is a very pretty village which you can see on the internet. Milton Abbas is also only 15-20 minutes from the sea. Do you have any information you could give me or could please help? I have a job which wont allow me to run or organise this myself. Dear

I have some land in Dorset that I might be interested in turning in to a basic pop up campsite for under 48 days a year. Pertinently starting in the summer 2012. I live 1 mile away from Milton Abbey school and Milton Abbas village, with many footpath’s and bridal way’s. Milton Abbey is open to the public with a golf course and Abbey. Milton Abbas is a very pretty village which you can see on the internet. Milton Abbas is also only 15-20 minutes from the sea. Do you have any information you could give me or could please help? I have a job which wont allow me to run or organise this myself.

]]> Comment on East Prawle Camping Capital of Devon by Chris Searle http://alifeoutthere.com/2010/08/07/east-prawle-camping-capital-of-devon/comment-page-1/#comment-553 Chris Searle Sun, 18 Sep 2011 06:02:39 +0000 http://campingoutthere.com/?p=456#comment-553 Very interesting! I've just moved from Brighton to Totnes and have a Bell Tent. Just got a woodburning stove for it as well. I know East Prawle and have often considered a long weekend there. I'm currenlt in India but back in a month and will see about a bit of autumnal camping there after reading this... Very interesting! I’ve just moved from Brighton to Totnes and have a Bell Tent. Just got a woodburning stove for it as well. I know East Prawle and have often considered a long weekend there. I’m currenlt in India but back in a month and will see about a bit of autumnal camping there after reading this…

]]> Comment on The Witterings Revisted by Justin Kirby http://alifeoutthere.com/2011/08/15/the-witterings-revisted/comment-page-1/#comment-550 Justin Kirby Fri, 09 Sep 2011 21:43:36 +0000 http://alifeoutthere.com/?p=896#comment-550 Think there are dunes on other side of the river at Littlehampton, might be worth a day trip visit and who knows there maybe a campsite nearby. Witterings are great spot but parking is expensive at beach, which wouldn't be so bad if they let you go and come back because food at cafe is really poor. Think there are dunes on other side of the river at Littlehampton, might be worth a day trip visit and who knows there maybe a campsite nearby. Witterings are great spot but parking is expensive at beach, which wouldn’t be so bad if they let you go and come back because food at cafe is really poor.

]]> Comment on The Witterings Revisted by Ivan Pope http://alifeoutthere.com/2011/08/15/the-witterings-revisted/comment-page-1/#comment-549 Ivan Pope Fri, 09 Sep 2011 16:51:49 +0000 http://alifeoutthere.com/?p=896#comment-549 West Wittering beach, parking and cafe etc is privately owned, not National Trust - so it's no good asking them to sort the horrible cafe out. There is a National Trust part to it but it's the end of the headland. West Wittering beach, parking and cafe etc is privately owned, not National Trust – so it’s no good asking them to sort the horrible cafe out. There is a National Trust part to it but it’s the end of the headland.

]]> Comment on Really cool camping at Stoneywish? by Stoneywish, not so cool camping now? | A Life Out There http://alifeoutthere.com/2010/07/26/really-cool-camping-at-stoneywish/comment-page-1/#comment-538 Stoneywish, not so cool camping now? | A Life Out There Mon, 29 Aug 2011 19:16:41 +0000 http://campingoutthere.com/?p=403#comment-538 [...] I’m a big fan of Stoneywish Nature Reserve and think it could become the best camp site for kids in UK. Whether Michael the owner has the inclination to make the changes and investment required is a different matter. Right now it’s still primarily a nature reserve, which is usually empty, with a very basic campsite; and one that was only set-up two years ago after Matt from my-Kea running the local Steiner School Summer Camp there (see Really Cool Camping at Stoneywish). [...] [...] I’m a big fan of Stoneywish Nature Reserve and think it could become the best camp site for kids in UK. Whether Michael the owner has the inclination to make the changes and investment required is a different matter. Right now it’s still primarily a nature reserve, which is usually empty, with a very basic campsite; and one that was only set-up two years ago after Matt from my-Kea running the local Steiner School Summer Camp there (see Really Cool Camping at Stoneywish). [...]

]]> Comment on Only 23 days to Wowo trip by Electric Forest collage chosen for exhibition | A Life Out There http://alifeoutthere.com/2011/05/26/only-23-days-to-wowo-trip/comment-page-1/#comment-536 Electric Forest collage chosen for exhibition | A Life Out There Fri, 26 Aug 2011 10:09:53 +0000 http://alifeoutthere.com/?p=745#comment-536 [...] my photoshop collage from our camping trip to Wowo last year got me a free weekend there (see here), so wonder if the Electric Forest collage will help me get some free or cheap tickets to the [...] [...] my photoshop collage from our camping trip to Wowo last year got me a free weekend there (see here), so wonder if the Electric Forest collage will help me get some free or cheap tickets to the [...]

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