
Camping on a dried-up river bed, we discovered when it rained during the night and half of our equipment and clothes were already most of the way to the Irish Sea why you shouldn't camp on a dried-up riverbed. Tell us about crappy holidays.
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( , Fri 15 Aug 2014, 10:32)
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there are some things he doesn't understand. One is that you have to arrange accommodation well before time if you are travelling around Christmas time. Preferably 3 months ahead.
By a miracle one year when I was about 14 we managed to get a roof over our heads in a stray caravan in a coastal caravan park while a cyclone did its thing a few hundred kilometres away. It rained buckets and blew like crazy. The caravan rocked back and forth in wind gusts of 50 mph. The next day we went home.
The next year I slept on the ground beside a beach, Mum tried to sleep in the car. We went home the next day.
Decades passed and I joined them for a few days in a rather nice locality in southern Queensland. We only had the place he'd rented for three days, left it too late again. I saw the year 2000 come in from a motel in the middle of bloody nowhere.
( , Wed 20 Aug 2014, 2:30, 8 replies)

and you don't book anywhere, at the very least you'll get a warm stable, and there's a chance of middle-eastern royalty showing up and inexplicably handing you loads of expensive shit.
( , Wed 20 Aug 2014, 11:32, closed)
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