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Craig Browning wrote::( Anyone willing to pay my way there and back

I'd really love to be there but Craig just don't travel all that well now days. Hope all goes well.

Thanks Craig. It would have been awesome to have you there. Another time.

all the hotels are very much out of my budget I'm afraid.

Can anybody put me up for the night? I'll pay a small fee if needed!

Blapsing_Beard wrote:all the hotels are very much out of my budget I'm afraid.

Can anybody put me up for the night? I'll pay a small fee if needed!

I know of a couple of haunted rooms in the hall! Maybe you could sleep in one of those and get yourself sponsored to "last the night" for charity!

Does that last sentence sound strangely rude?

If i bring a sleeping bag, can I?

Sounds fantastic but unfortunately I can't manage.

Have a great evening.

Giggles
www.MrGiggles.co.uk

I'll have to sell my ticket if I can't find a place to stay

any recomendations? Is there an etap nearby?

If you ever want a comedy cabaret, then give me a shout, id be more than happy to do it for you!

Mark

Would love to go, but couldn't afford the plain ticket let alone for the night. I hope all goes well though for everyone.

I know of a couple of haunted rooms in the hall! Maybe you could sleep in one of those and get yourself sponsored to "last the night" for charity!

Does that last sentence sound strangely rude?

Not until you said something about it.

I'm also having problems finding a hotel in my price range, but I notice Middleton hall is 'set in 40 acres of woodland'.
Would I be allowed to bring a tent?

Just reread this thread and noticed a campsite mentioned.

Reverend Tristan wrote:Yes buy them all so my mind stops wondering how I could pull off getting there and back?

You're not the only one wondering

Mandrake wrote:Choosing a location is always awkward but I think the idea was to find a suitable place which was reasonably central

Hmm.... 3/4 hour drive / 4 hour train journey - £60 train fair + accommodation. Doesn't seem so central to me

pcwells wrote:I'd love to, but it's a long drive from Brighton and a late night.

Indeed. I am in the same predicament! Brighton's too far away to be honest. I think I shall have to miss out .

Jean Eugene Roberts wrote:Just reread this thread and noticed a campsite mentioned.

in the most un gay way possible.......fancy camping together?

Splends - at last something not in a distant and unnecessary part of Britain. I'll just check diaries to see if I can manage it (I hope so). However, though, I heartily cheer 'dressing for dinner' and the atmos of refined sinisterness it promotes, for me it'll probably have to peak at jeans, trainers and my least widely-offensive T-shirt. I'm pretty sure that I don't even own an actual pair of shoes.

You can be mentally dressed in attire of that time - it counts !

Blapsing_Beard wrote: in the most un gay way possible.......fancy camping together?

In the most un gay way possible, I'd love to help you erect a tent.

(that's a yes I don't mind camping with you, p.m me if your up for it)