
but i really wanted the reasons why folks hadn't/didn't/won't
then we can maybe address these issues

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Yes, really good laugh. Some events are better than others in terms of the camping side. For example, Kielder is good if you have a tent, as is Ryedale as you camp right there. Other ones like sweet lamb/hafren is hard standing and very exposed, as is beacons and cambrian but there is camping away from the paddock at local sites which is where a lot of the guys go if they don't have a van to sleep in or similar. In terms of terrain, the sprint at sweet lamb is the easiest terrain (mainly fire roads), next is kielder (also easy terrain). Ryedale, Hafren and Cambrian are a bit tougher but still not like enduro terrain.jaz1259 wrote:I think im definately going to give it a go next time round think it would be a good weekend. Is it a good laugh camping on evening is everyone friendly
Camping at the Pikes Peak event was a bit grim but we parked up at the top of the track where a lot of people were parking, threw up the gazebo, gathered some firewood and got on with it.jaz1259 wrote:I think im definately going to give it a go next time round think it would be a good weekend. Is it a good laugh camping on evening is everyone friendly
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