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23/2/2014 at 10:47pm
Location: Derbyshire Outfit: ElddisAvante462 Honda CRV SE2.2 i-Dtec
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Nothing wrong in burning waste on private land, as long as its not in a smoke free zone, and is safe to do so. Not everyone has access to the local council tip, ours would be a 40mile round journey, so anything that needs burning gets done in the paddock up on my Dads farm. We never use petrol or any other material to light the fire other than organic stuff that wont damage the underlying soil or make any chemical based smoke, most of the stuff we burn is old garden rubbish that will not compost down easily, such as woody hedgerow clippings.
There are good and bad drivers of ALL types of cars, not just 4x4s, maybe the look was more out of curiousity, and not ment to cause any offence. How do you know that the driver was not disabled? Maybe that he would have liked to have helped you, but was physically unable to, maybe he was only able to handle his own caravan because it had a motormover fitted, all the last statements are true for my OH and l, and l would be horrified if someone thought bad of us because we were unable to give them a hand pushing their caravan, especially as we drive a 4x4.
My advice would be to get a motormover fitted to your own caravan, then you would not need to rely on someone else to give you a hand on and off your pitch, they really are the best thing since sliced bread for any caravanner, and without one we would have been forced to give up our hobby several years ago.
Julia
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24/2/2014 at 1:10pm
Location: Ayrshire Outfit: Auto-Sleeper MHs
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a. Our council takes recycling seriously - the plastic trays would go into the blue bin (lifted every fortnight) and the organic waste is put into the brown bins together with the bags of food waste, or tied up in bundles at the verge. Weekly uplift for that bin, even through the winter. We shred a lot too. The only thing we put into the black bin is dog and cat waste, everything else is recycled. If the guy needed to add fuel, the wood was too wet. I was at a site at Aviemore, and people were putting their plastic bottles into their chiminea. They got the warmth as it melted, we got the stench of the burning plastic and had to go inside to escape it. I visited the isle of Rum once, a while back, and dealing with the rubbish there is a problem - they incinerate a lot of it, but have to run away once the fire's started, as the aerosols go off with a very big bang.
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