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20/4/2016 at 10:45pm
Location: None Entered Outfit: Xplore CV X8
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I keep meaning to put ear plugs in the camping kit for road & other noise. I once camped beside a railway line in Montana near the Little Big Horn - train that came through during the night took about 30 minutes & shock the ground!
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21/4/2016 at 12:44pm
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Quote: Originally posted by TraceyD on 20/4/2016
I must be an odd one then as I quite like to hear cars passing when i'm laid all snuggly in my sleeping bag, a train chugging past is even better. Same with low level chatting, as long as it doesn't got past about 11pm.
Noise can be useful to hide some activities, but shouldn't his be in the nookie thread?
------------- Ollie
2016
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21/4/2016 at 2:44pm
Location: West Yorkshire Outfit: Karsten 350 CA FW RA :)
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My review of Chichester C&CC clearly says we won't stay there again because of the noise
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30/4/2016 at 11:15pm
Location: Glossop - Gateway to the Dark Peak Outfit: KAMPA Frinton 5 Outwell Nevada S
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Road noise is a MASSIVE issue for me (and, on one campsite I stayed at a few years ago, aeroplane noise - despite being in a very remote area is was on a flight path for planes landing at Manchester).
There was one site in Derbyshire that had VERY good reviews and, coming home from my son's away rugby match, we happened to be passing it. So we called in. It was indeed a very good site but there was the constant road rumble of a nearby A road.
We never camped there.
I am willing to endure, and inflict upon my family, some unpleasant drives in order to get to a site away from even minor roads.
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13/5/2016 at 4:53pm
Location: Tidbury Green Outfit: Swift Fairway SE 442
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Another Googler here, I always check for the proximity to roads. Mostly this works, but on one site we did have a two tonne bull bawling it's head off at 4:30 every morning. Trust me, 130db of roaring Bull a few feet (the other side of a VERY sturdy fence) is not the best way to be woken each morning.
Post last edited on 13/05/2016 16:57:22
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