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Saturday, February 15, 2014

good place to camp in scotland?




Grant W


hey, im looking for a place for a group of pals to camp up for a night or 2. it must be in scotland as thats where we are from. also would help if you if we could build a camp fire
i dont really want to get malled by angry seals or maybe a group of neds trying to get off with me after too much bucky.
Looking for somwhere in the hills
We are not looking for a campsite, we are looking for wild camping and it is now against the law to wild camp round Loch Ness, Due to the amount of deaths in the loch



Answer
They have good camping sites, specially reserved for americans in the middle of Loch Ness.
@ spell checker, you really are showing your ignorance, for telling me that I have the wrong spelling of the word Ness. It's the dunces cap for you and a stand in the corner for a day or two.

Are there any camping sites in England that allow alcohol consumption?




Ocean


Preferably in the north east of England ? Me and some friends want a cheap drinking holiday so we have been looking around and the campsites generally look like they are for people who are just relaxing.
We dont want to be disturbing other peoples fun so I was wondering if there was anywhere we could go



Answer
If you go onto a mixed site, with tents and caravans and some have chalets, you'll find that most of them have a bar, a restaurant, and fun things for the kids.
My bit top end fave is way up at the top of Scotland at Cape Wrath.
The campsite bar is the village pub becaause the other option is the community hall with a bar, a long mile up a steep hill away and the next one is on the road to Tongue...but....yeah, that's a nice pub. Brill... If you have a driver who isn't drinking.
That campsite bar can hold 400 and boy does it rock some nights......read the first few lines of the review
http://www.ukcampsite.co.uk/sites/reviews.asp?revid=2910 . . . ..
Happy camping.....you're safe at Sango. There's a fence round the top of the cliff.....




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Tuesday, December 10, 2013

In what ways did the Polish underground resistance helped the Jews during the holocaust?

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Q. they bombed the train tracks leading to the death camps, they hid them.... is there more?? im doing my history project. So i also need to know how they did it.


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Hello
The Polish underground resistance army was the largest underground army in WW11. I'm sending you several Polish history sites, all giving excellent information on the underground army.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/ww2peopleswar/stories/84/a5825784.shtml

http://www.humboldt.edu/~rescuers/book/Makuch/conditionsp.html

http://www.polishresistance-ak.org/10%20Article.htm

http://www.polishresistance-ak.org/Main%20Page.htm

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Polish_contribution_to_World_War_II

http://www.poland.pl/archives/ww2/article,,id,271203.htm

http://worldwar2database.com/html/poland.htm

I hope you find the information above useful to you.
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Are there any camping sites in England that allow alcohol consumption?




Ocean


Preferably in the north east of England ? Me and some friends want a cheap drinking holiday so we have been looking around and the campsites generally look like they are for people who are just relaxing.
We dont want to be disturbing other peoples fun so I was wondering if there was anywhere we could go



Answer
If you go onto a mixed site, with tents and caravans and some have chalets, you'll find that most of them have a bar, a restaurant, and fun things for the kids.
My bit top end fave is way up at the top of Scotland at Cape Wrath.
The campsite bar is the village pub becaause the other option is the community hall with a bar, a long mile up a steep hill away and the next one is on the road to Tongue...but....yeah, that's a nice pub. Brill... If you have a driver who isn't drinking.
That campsite bar can hold 400 and boy does it rock some nights......read the first few lines of the review
http://www.ukcampsite.co.uk/sites/reviews.asp?revid=2910 . . . ..
Happy camping.....you're safe at Sango. There's a fence round the top of the cliff.....




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Sunday, December 1, 2013

Are there any camping sites in England that allow alcohol consumption?

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Ocean


Preferably in the north east of England ? Me and some friends want a cheap drinking holiday so we have been looking around and the campsites generally look like they are for people who are just relaxing.
We dont want to be disturbing other peoples fun so I was wondering if there was anywhere we could go



Answer
If you go onto a mixed site, with tents and caravans and some have chalets, you'll find that most of them have a bar, a restaurant, and fun things for the kids.
My bit top end fave is way up at the top of Scotland at Cape Wrath.
The campsite bar is the village pub becaause the other option is the community hall with a bar, a long mile up a steep hill away and the next one is on the road to Tongue...but....yeah, that's a nice pub. Brill... If you have a driver who isn't drinking.
That campsite bar can hold 400 and boy does it rock some nights......read the first few lines of the review
http://www.ukcampsite.co.uk/sites/reviews.asp?revid=2910 . . . ..
Happy camping.....you're safe at Sango. There's a fence round the top of the cliff.....

Need advice about where to stay in Scotland?




Kathryn O'


We will be spending a week in Scotland, and I'd like to know various opinions about hotels or perhapes bed and breakfasts. Any suggestions? We will be there in July.


Answer
The visiting angler, whatever you need, will find a variety of good holiday accommodation throughout Scotland. Whatever your chosen location, from the Borders to Shetland, from the North Sea coast to the wild hills and lochs of the Western Isles, you will have a choice of excellent hotels, guest houses, self catering holiday cottages and numerous camping and caravan sites.
it's not my advice just suggest.




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Tuesday, November 26, 2013

Are there any camping sites in England that allow alcohol consumption?

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Ocean


Preferably in the north east of England ? Me and some friends want a cheap drinking holiday so we have been looking around and the campsites generally look like they are for people who are just relaxing.
We dont want to be disturbing other peoples fun so I was wondering if there was anywhere we could go



Answer
If you go onto a mixed site, with tents and caravans and some have chalets, you'll find that most of them have a bar, a restaurant, and fun things for the kids.
My bit top end fave is way up at the top of Scotland at Cape Wrath.
The campsite bar is the village pub becaause the other option is the community hall with a bar, a long mile up a steep hill away and the next one is on the road to Tongue...but....yeah, that's a nice pub. Brill... If you have a driver who isn't drinking.
That campsite bar can hold 400 and boy does it rock some nights......read the first few lines of the review
http://www.ukcampsite.co.uk/sites/reviews.asp?revid=2910 . . . ..
Happy camping.....you're safe at Sango. There's a fence round the top of the cliff.....

Need advice about where to stay in Scotland?




Kathryn O'


We will be spending a week in Scotland, and I'd like to know various opinions about hotels or perhapes bed and breakfasts. Any suggestions? We will be there in July.


Answer
The visiting angler, whatever you need, will find a variety of good holiday accommodation throughout Scotland. Whatever your chosen location, from the Borders to Shetland, from the North Sea coast to the wild hills and lochs of the Western Isles, you will have a choice of excellent hotels, guest houses, self catering holiday cottages and numerous camping and caravan sites.
it's not my advice just suggest.




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