The War and Peace Revival 2013 - formerly known as "Beltring"

[Ganmain Tony]

I'll be there this year...sounds like an awesome experience.

Thanks Richard for organising a ticket for myself and a mate of mine.

Looking forward to meeting MLU lads and putting faces to names, perhaps enjoying the odd beer with one or two

Is the ground at War and Peace comfortable??

[Hanno Spoelstra]

Originally Posted by Ganmain Tony

I'll be there this year...sounds like an awesome experience.

Thanks Richard for organising a ticket for myself and a mate of mine.
Looking forward to meeting MLU lads and putting faces to names, perhaps enjoying the odd beer with one or two

That's great news Tony!

Looks like we have to organise some sort of impromptu MLU "meet & greet"........

May I suggest Friday evening? Is anyone setting up a proper camp. Or do we gather round Richard's Bedford QL? All suggestions are welcome.

Hanno

[Richard Farrant]

Originally Posted by Ganmain Tony

Thanks Richard for organising a ticket for myself and a mate of mine.


Is the ground at War and Peace comfortable??

hi Tony,
I will email you soon with update on everything.

As for your last question, don't know, did not lie down to test it when I was there in May.

cheers Richard

[Ganmain Tony]

Good on you Richard - appreciate the local knowledge - invaluable.

A gathering around the Bedford sounds like an excellent suggestion to me Hanno.

[jack neville]

Is the ground at War and Peace comfortable??


I slept on the ground at the Beltring War and Peace in 2003 Tony. It was hard. However if you soak the inside of your stomach with several litres of HGSS, (Hard Ground Softening Solution) you will sleep like a baby. Luckily they had a tent dispensing said solution on site. There must have been hundreds of people sleeping on the ground that night. They were all dosing liberally on the stuff.

[Richard Farrant]

Originally Posted by jack neville

Is the ground at War and Peace comfortable??


I slept on the ground at the Beltring War and Peace in 2003 Tony. It was hard. However if you soak the inside of your stomach with several litres of HGSS, (Hard Ground Softening Solution) you will sleep like a baby. Luckily they had a tent dispensing said solution on site. There must have been hundreds of people sleeping on the ground that night. They were all dosing liberally on the stuff.

It was very soft ground last year, more like a water bed