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Bill - I'm not sure of the value of keeping dragging up old posts (especially from 2007)Louise, please do not misunderstand, but as I did not go to the National this year, and in view of your 2007 posting below, what in your view made this rally better than last years?
I suppose it was a combination of lots of different things such as I know more people this year, there were lots of new website members to meet, I got more involved in things this year, the weather was better, I had a bigger tent so the camping was more comfortable etc etc. Yes, the clowns were there again. And I still don't like them . However I think we all accept that they are a permanent fixture now so they tended to be the topic of quite a few jokes over the weekend. And the sheepdog display was quite amusing as the sheep escaped.
Yes, that was definately an improvement on last year. Thanks for roping it off LouThe large web campsite!
Eric - 1971 Traveller
Louise, the value is in what we can learn from the past. fespite still not having showers, and still having the same entertainment, you appear to feel that the National was better.
I have previously suggested ways to improve such things as the National, but for whatever reason they have not been adopted, However things, in your view, have improved. As this fact alone is of benefit to the club as a whole, then these improvements could be built on further,
PS In your earlier postings you also compained about the apparent non acceptance by the committee of the website users As a committee member I always stressed the importance of the website, perhaps notice is now being taken.
I have previously suggested ways to improve such things as the National, but for whatever reason they have not been adopted, However things, in your view, have improved. As this fact alone is of benefit to the club as a whole, then these improvements could be built on further,
PS In your earlier postings you also compained about the apparent non acceptance by the committee of the website users As a committee member I always stressed the importance of the website, perhaps notice is now being taken.
Bill Hewlett
Oxon & Berks Branch Chairman - MOT-UK Organiser (see http://www.blurb.com/books/1518384 and http://www.blurb.com/books/2422813)
Oxon & Berks Website: http://www.bucksinfo.net/mogbox/
Oxon & Berks Branch Chairman - MOT-UK Organiser (see http://www.blurb.com/books/1518384 and http://www.blurb.com/books/2422813)
Oxon & Berks Website: http://www.bucksinfo.net/mogbox/
I'm not sure how the club can build further on the weather, the type of people attending or my tent size though Bill. All of these are outside of their control. They will hopefully be aware of this thread though and appreciate how valuable the website is at bringing people together.I have previously suggested ways to improve such things as the National, but for whatever reason they have not been adopted, However things, in your view, have improved. As this fact alone is of benefit to the club as a whole, then these improvements could be built on further,
Dan - You wouldn't be saying that if you got sour cream between your toesDid you miss Cams dips? That was proper laughter territory.....
Eric - 1971 Traveller
No worries Lou, more important things to do now. Time will tellregaliaqueen wrote:Oh dear - I feel some awful kind of contest coming on
Bill Hewlett
Oxon & Berks Branch Chairman - MOT-UK Organiser (see http://www.blurb.com/books/1518384 and http://www.blurb.com/books/2422813)
Oxon & Berks Website: http://www.bucksinfo.net/mogbox/
Oxon & Berks Branch Chairman - MOT-UK Organiser (see http://www.blurb.com/books/1518384 and http://www.blurb.com/books/2422813)
Oxon & Berks Website: http://www.bucksinfo.net/mogbox/
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Back to my criticism point. Don't get me wrong, I enjoyed the event as I have done for many years. It is just that without an HQ tent the site seemed to lack a focal point where one could find information and contact people. I just seemed to take a lot of time looking for people when nobody knew where they were.
Purely a personal feeling and before anyone asks, I do know what it is like to organise a national rally, I was on the Blenheim 50 anniversary team
Purely a personal feeling and before anyone asks, I do know what it is like to organise a national rally, I was on the Blenheim 50 anniversary team
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