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Quote: Originally posted by sirhcscot on 12/10/2008

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oh so sad

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By who's definition of camping ? Yours ?

Its her holiday so why shouldnt she take what she wants ?

Quote: Originally posted by msty29368 on 12/10/2008

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Quote: Originally posted by sirhcscot on 12/10/2008

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oh so sad

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By who's definition of camping ? Yours ?

Its her holiday so why shouldnt she take what she wants ?

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I just can't imagine this in a tent, unless it's a huge one and empty of kit. I find it hard enough to fit all of us plus the kit into the living space of even the TT and still have room to do anything else like walk around. The thought of actually doing some sort of leaping around....argh! I like the DVD player on when it's a miserable night outside because then the kids stay still and DON'T fidget round the tent and step on things.

As for any potentially annoying noise....can't imagine it would be any worse than any other sort of electronic entertainment gizmo in the next tent. As long as it goes of at curfew time I don't care.

On the odd time we play on our sons Wii he loves it and its the sort of fun thing your kids will remembeer in years to come so go for it and don't worry what other people may or may not think...............

regards

tony

Quote: Originally posted by daved on 14/10/2008

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Its a free world, take what you want with you. I seem to spend more time chilling and reading.

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lol Dave..take what you want inc a PVC groundsheet and an eco one too :)

ooo dear im not stalking you by the way :)

We take our wii, I don't see a problem with it.

each to their own is what i say!

its not always possible to get outside and enjoy the outdoors, flying kites playing football rounders etc especially when your camping at the end of oct! the weather just doesnt allow it!

so other means of entertainment are needed, we go the first week in nov, we'll be taking the wii, ds, laptop, board games, books with us, kids need entertaining, sad maybe but everyone has their own way of doing things, its part of what makes life interesting

as long as the noise is stopped at a reasonable time what does it matter