The band wasn't too bad realy, it was the rest of it. When I arrived the music was at a reasonable level and familiar, easy going stuff, but from the evening on, it was bad. I actualy came home having lost my voice because I had to shout to be heard, and it was very tiring trying to listen to conversations.
Most of the caterers didn't turn up, and somebody hastily put together a burger stand. You couldn't get a cup of tea or coffee unless you made it yourself back at your camp.
Considering what was advertised, it came nowhere near.
No archery, and you had to bring your own air rifle for the rifle range...where did it say that!??????
I expected some problems, but it was thing after thing.
Even the loos were in a terrible state, and were all out of action by Sunday late morning, as they had no one to clean or empty them.
All I can say to them is, try harder next time, or it's a wrap for me.... and answer your dammed emails !
I'll give them a second chance, but one single note of rave, and I'll pack up and go, never to return!!!!!!
That all said, it was a pleasure to meet you Ben , and anyone else I spoke to, including the chap from the bushcraft journal, the lovely couple from wild camping International, and Danny and John, my camp neighbours. Sorry to Janet for twice messing up her attempts to make a cooking video..but it did look delicious, i realy didnt know you were filming!!!
It was still nice to get out of my little valley for a few days.