anfieldman
New member
Les,
Will it have the ''quiet'' & ''not so quiet'' camping areas this year?? :-\
Will it have the ''quiet'' & ''not so quiet'' camping areas this year?? :-\
Hidden Earth 2009
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moorebooks
Active member
great news except if you don't want to camp !!
Peter Burgess
New member
If it's in Somerset then I have somewhere civilised to sleep. And not only during the graveyard slots.
Les W
Active member
anfieldman said:
I am waiting for confirmation but it looks possible that there may be two separate areas for camping, one near the school (quiet area) and one the other side of the playing fields (less quiet/party area).
If this is not possible then the camping area is still large enough to0 achieve some degree of separation so in answer to the above post, yes, I think so.
busty_caver
Member
Excellent news. Noiw waiting for booking details on the web site. Looking forward to it!
Han
Han
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chloe_loves_caves
Guest
Is the website the 2008 one? 'cause that's all I can find..
How much does it cost.. what's it actually all about?!
How much does it cost.. what's it actually all about?!
Peter Burgess
New member
err... spiders?
Glenn
Member
chloe_loves_caves said:Is the website the 2008 one? 'cause that's all I can find..
How much does it cost.. what's it actually all about?!
Now that the venue has been confirmed I would think that the web site will be updated in the coming days.
"what's it actually all about?"
Hidden Earth - the National Caving Conference is the highlight of the caving year. There will be lectures on all aspects of caving (both national and international) which will be both informative and entertaining. There will be food and beer together with the conference dinner on the Saturday night (with an after dinner speaker - which is always good) followed by legendary The Stomp. And whatever you do, don't miss the opening and closing ceremonies, which just keep getting better and better each year. It's somewhere to meet friends and make new friends, there's a trade hall where you can buy shiny new gear, in short, it's a fantastic weekend full of caving without actually going caving. All this is provided by a team of volunteers who put in a huge amount of effort, not just on the weekend, but throughout the year to make sure that we, the punters, have a bloody good time. So come along to Hidden Earth, you will not be disappointed.
Cheers,
Glenn
cap n chris
Well-known member
If you're a Mendip caver there's really no excuse for failing to attend Hidden Earth this year.
Les W
Active member
Glenn said:chloe_loves_caves said:Is the website the 2008 one? 'cause that's all I can find..
How much does it cost.. what's it actually all about?!
Now that the venue has been confirmed I would think that the web site will be updated in the coming days.
"what's it actually all about?"
Hidden Earth - the National Caving Conference is the highlight of the caving year. There will be lectures on all aspects of caving (both national and international) which will be both informative and entertaining. There will be food and beer together with the conference dinner on the Saturday night (with an after dinner speaker - which is always good) followed by legendary The Stomp. And whatever you do, don't miss the opening and closing ceremonies, which just keep getting better and better each year. It's somewhere to meet friends and make new friends, there's a trade hall where you can buy shiny new gear, in short, it's a fantastic weekend full of caving without actually going caving. All this is provided by a team of volunteers who put in a huge amount of effort, not just on the weekend, but throughout the year to make sure that we, the punters, have a bloody good time. So come along to Hidden Earth, you will not be disappointed.
Cheers,
Glenn
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