That was not a good night's sleep and exemplifies why I don't stay on campsites on weekends during peak season.
Imagine the volume at which one yells when two feet away from a pneumatic drill and then apply that to a dozen people in a huge tent between 11pm and 3.15am. Add in to the mix much squealing and screaming, then a bit more squealing and squealing and it was not a fun night.
The good news is that my Neo-Air is every bit as inflated now as it was when I crawled into my sleeping bag last night. Hopefully that's a good indication that I have a good one.
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Ditto. I always pray for evening rain when I stay at an organised camp site. Even when there are acres of space loud people come and pitch next to me. Earplugs can only cope with so much. I've even moved my tent to the other side of a camp site before.
ReplyDeleteTry 'Black Sheep' - It's a wonderful sleeping aid...
ReplyDeleteSounds like a good party. You should have gatecrashed it.
ReplyDeleteRobin: there were many prayers for rain (more to drown out the noise than in any hope that it would shut them up). The rain came about ten minutes after they finally calmed down.
ReplyDeleteAlan: Black Sheep was involved. I assume that a higher dose is required for it to act as an effective sleeping aid.
Geoff: Good party to the people involved, perhaps, but it didn't sound like my cup of tea...
Oooh!
ReplyDeleteThat is SO grumpy!
:-)
Oh my! I am becoming a grumpy old woman aren't I?
ReplyDeleteNeed to get out more (but perhaps not to campsites on weekends in peak season).