quoted 6 lines I'm still contemplating a UK invasion for the Big Chill weekend (it's on the
>
> I'm still contemplating a UK invasion for the Big Chill weekend (it's on the
> U.S. Labor Day weekend, which unfortunately also conflicts with Burning Man,
> but I guess it's 3 days without a shower no matter which way you look at it)
> and am planning logistics. Does anyone have any inside scoop on where it
> might be?
Near Norwich, apparently (2/3 hours from Heathrow rising to 4/5 hours if you're
driving on early Friday evening, 1.5/2 hours from Luton) The real info is
being kept a secret to stop gatecrashers, and after being postponed once,
I don't think anyone will spill the beans on the exact location. Hell, we
ticketholders haven't even been told ourselves yet... Which reminds me
apparently tickets are going fast. And here's the important one - Do Not Turn
Up Without A Ticket. There are none available on site, and you wont be able
to find out where the site is anyway!
quoted 2 lines Also, if anyone's been to previous Big Chills, are there any washup facilities
> Also, if anyone's been to previous Big Chills, are there any washup facilities
> available?
The last Big Chill was pretty small - 500 people instead of 5000. The
only washing facility was the little stream behind the cafe tent. (apart
from the portaloos of course (Did anyone else see the classic humour
painted on the side of one of those things at Glastonbury last year? Turdis :) )
quoted 3 lines After even a day I get pretty rank, and would prefer to not end
> After even a day I get pretty rank, and would prefer to not end
> up looking like one of those Traveller crusties <sarcasm> which all Goa-heads
> must obviously look like </sarcasm>.
Just go with it, and get rank. Thats my motto at these affairs anyway.
quoted 5 lines A rubbing alcohol "shower" just doesn't
> A rubbing alcohol "shower" just doesn't
> quite cut it. And while I'm thinking, are there any places to rent camping
> gear between London and the site? I really would prefer to not bog myself
> down with some big backpack/rack etc. (that I don't even own now) on the plane
> over to Blighty ...
Sorry can't help you there, though I'm sure such places must exist...
Cheers
Andrew C.