In other words: dont forget to pack some extra coils!

They always say that, Im inclined to turn up in search of a party regardless. The town is about the same size as kelso and that had several massive queues/partys on the go for a couple of hours, i reckon its going to be the best part of 4 hours to get in. Thats a fairly good piss up for breakfast time to kick the meeting off.

Kelso prebooked was 1,750 total attended 2,600
Salbris prebooked 5,250

different league

It will be a long queue and will be good fun if everyone keeps their patience and humour together. Top tip don't get lippy with a Gendarme they are not like your average PC plod.

I think I will push Charlie along in the que rather than fry the engine
Also if we are not on a road we can break out the beers.

There is definately a risk of getting moved on, which is fine. I expect that this might happen. I'm not planning on getting lippy with anyone....especially scary looking people with guns!!

If we get moved on we'll just have to think of a plan there and then.

Also, good point about everyone all turning up at the same time. If lots of cars meet at Lidl then maybe we could go in a couple of small groups or something.

There's at least one site in Salbris

http://www.campingdesologne.fr/

When can we start queing? 3/4/5am?

That campsite is fully booked tried to book some pitches last month i think most others in the area are full too, we have booked a couple of nights in a formula 1 just south of orlean also saves time packing tents up on the tuesday morning before we head to the queue.

[quote="samfieldhouse"]There's at least one site in Salbris

http://www.campingdesologne.fr/


No chance, tried to book here and various other establishments nearby, in January, fully booked.

Likewise... but 1 night Amiens...1 night Orleans..

I'm aiming for the organised camp at Amiens on saturday, with fluid plans after then. As said before, at what point do people reckon queuing be allowed to start, given the gates open at 10?