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Creepycrawlies, that made me laugh!!  Been there myself!! 

Lynne

Quote: Originally posted by PigletandTigger on 02/7/2009

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On the subject of crocs and showers, I have seen a number of references to people wearing their crocs IN the shower - I wear flip flops to avoid contact with the shower itself but they are only used for showering - surely people don't wear shoes that they have worn outside in the shower? I know they get washed but that's really nasty!

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Quote: Originally posted by bertie34 on 06/7/2009

Quote: Originally posted by creepycrawlies on 06/7/2009

Well - being of the larger lady posse<IMG align=absMiddle src="https://www.ukcampsite.co.uk/chatter/forum_images/smiley9.gif" alt=17>  I feel the need to protect all nearby eyes from the sight of me wobblying (with g-doingers swaying)( I know TMI) on my morning wander to the showers by wearing a navy tracksuit which also doubles as my-sitting-out-in-the-evening-when-its-got-chilly-outfit, along with my crocs.  To the outside eyes I am now a svelt size 0 and dont get a second glance.(I can dream)However wearing my PJs or getting tangled up whilst damp trying to put on my bra (concious of the huffing queue waiting) and probably dropping said items on the soggy muddy floor would be sure to provide amusement to fellow campers enough to put them off their bacon butties

Now if you'd like to pick yourselves up off the floor as you roll around laughing mines a tea no sugar!

g-doingers has to be in the top ten words ever pmsl!!

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We are in Cornwall in a couple of weeks and our pitch is next to the main route to the showers,i will do a free survey while we are there and let everyone know the results when we are back.

The wife won't believe me i doing it for a good cause

Andy

Quote: Originally posted by rush768 on 06/7/2009

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Yesterday I was looking for a suitable site in Lancashire and came across Ribble Valley Naturist Caravan Park. I almost booked, but the lady of the house pointed out that 'naturist' was not to do with a David Bellamy award. Silly me.

Lynne or Steve (or both) could go there, have no problems with what to wear (at all, anywhere) AND be the first to write a review.

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'Jamas and crocs for me, morning or evening.  I hate trying to get into clothes in cubicles, trousers dipping in the standing water - would it have been so hard to build these things on even the tiniest of slopes so the water naturally runs away instead of waiting to soak into the vital piece of clothing I'm guaranteed to drop in it????

I have dreadful balance which is even worse on one leg so hopping around a tiny cubicle, trying not to touch bare, damp skin to the somehow always ice-cold walls is just not an option I care to explore more than once in my life.

Much prefer to get fully dried and dressed in the comfort and privacy of the tent or caravan, even if we have to keep the blinds closed until I'm done, much to OH's impatient annoyance!

On the subject of crocs and showers, I have seen a number of references to people wearing their crocs IN the shower - I wear flip flops to avoid contact with the shower itself but they are only used for showering - surely people don't wear shoes that they have worn outside in the shower? I know they get washed but that's really nasty!

Why is that any nastier than some people walking about the campsite barefoot and then going to the shower, plastic shoes wash as clean as feet do surely.

CROCS are the finest footwear ever invented!! I wear them all day everyday, they go in the washing machine, the sea and I have walked miles in them. On the way back from the shower, shorts crocs and a fleece are perfect!