Posted on 28/07/2019 20:43
So I know we book our pitch but how far can we extend our 'teritory' beyond the gravel? What of the grass surrounding our pitch, can we leave items on this during our tenure (could be up to 21 nights) or do we need to be aware of site maintanence and those folk on the adjacent pitches? What's to do, what's considered good form, good etiquette, for the needs and comfort of all concerned?
Posted on 12/11/2019 12:41
Areas which are not included in a delineated pitch, are communal. Provided for the benefit of all. As campers, we are sharing a space.
Sitting out on chairs temporarily placed is fine, but you cannot "bag" a communal area like a homesteader!
Parking a rotary washing thingy is just the same as hanging a washing line up in my opinion, and it can be a most unpleasant sight if its in a neighbours outlook. If it can be done unobtrusively to the neighbours it is ok, but that means unobtrusive to your neighbours.
Posted on 12/11/2019 13:11
Parking a rotary washing thingy is just the same as hanging a washing line up in my opinion, and it can be a most unpleasant sight if its in a neighbours outlook.
Ours is always parked firmly pegged on our pitch. If that's in the neighbours outlook, I am afraid they will just have to live with it.
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Posted on 12/11/2019 13:11 by SteveLParking a rotary washing thingy is just the same as hanging a washing line up in my opinion, and it can be a most unpleasant sight if its in a neighbours outlook.
Ours is always parked firmly pegged on our pitch. If that's in the neighbours outlook, I am afraid they will just have to live with it.
Posted on 12/11/2019 13:11 by SteveLParking a rotary washing thingy is just the same as hanging a washing line up in my opinion, and it can be a most unpleasant sight if its in a neighbours outlook.
Ours is always parked firmly pegged on our pitch. If that's in the neighbours outlook, I am afraid they will just have to live with it.
Posted on 12/11/2019 13:48 by obbernockleI was referring to communal area.
Posted on 12/11/2019 15:13 by Rocky 2 bucketsIf you can sit out on the grass(either neighbour) put up washing lines then why do some become apoplectic with rage if someone steps on it in passing?🤔
Posted on 12/11/2019 16:32 by SteveLI don't think many object to the grass finger as a right of way. It's those walking under the wind out awning that cause understandable complaints.
Posted on 12/11/2019 16:32 by SteveLI don't think many object to the grass finger as a right of way. It's those walking under the wind out awning that cause understandable complaints.
Posted on 12/11/2019 13:11 by SteveLParking a rotary washing thingy is just the same as hanging a washing line up in my opinion, and it can be a most unpleasant sight if its in a neighbours outlook.
Ours is always parked firmly pegged on our pitch. If that's in the neighbours outlook, I am afraid they will just have to live with it.
mickysf
Motorhomer from South Humberside