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Spoke to loads of people at the Bath & West show at Shepton Mallet last weekend, and didn't find anyone who was going to Pickering.
We, like many traders have declined moving from York to Pickering as the showground and location can cause problems, but are undecided whether we go personally or not.
But we've decided not to stay at the showground and have booked a pitch at Vale of Pickering Site - we will visit the show as day visitors - probably on Sunday before travelling home.
We shall be there for the duration from Thursday PM. Diff lock checked! Flippers packed and TV programmes to hand if its tipping it. But at the moment its sunny.
Hey why be pessimistic?
Enjoy life today, there may not be a tomorrow! (Merry Lynch moto)
Location: Morley Leeds, When in this lousy country, sat in my electric leather reclining chair.
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WE have been to York for the last 3years as we only live at Leeds but we are giving it a miss this year because I know what the roads around Pickering are like ( The nearest duel carriage way is approx 10miles away the A64 york to Scarborough road)I will probally be proved wrong but I think getting in & out at popular times without bad weather will be chaos. I don't know why Warners didn't pick somewhere nearer to York with a better road network their are plenty of places to choose from. As i said before I shall probally be proved wrong.
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Lucy 2 is our motorhome, Lucy 1 was a 45ft Narrowboat sold for Lucy 2. Lucy was a German Shepherd female the love of my life ( after the wife of course)
Hi Richard, Outdoorbits sell Elecsols and you can get the, delivered to, to save you lugging them around the show
Eddie
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Another superb part of this Great Shire, Pickering and the surrounding North Yorkshire Moors are a must,
with Whitby just up the road having passed Heartbeat country...
miles and miles of National parks,
what a waste if you missed all the delights on offer...
3* Mich restaurant The Star at Harome.. not to be missed.
Yorkshire its full of gems come and visit you won`t be disappointed
I entirely agree with the comments by gdleeds. North Yorkshire is a beautiful area with lots to see and do.
We are going to Pickering staying at Upper Carr campsite which is in walking distance of the showground. After the weekend we are travelling to Scarborough to enjoy the Yorkshire Coast and sea air.
I understand that the campsite is fully booked so there must be quite a few more who think that the journey is worthwhile.
Chris
Yorkshire born now living in another beautiful area - Derbyshire.
We have gone every year for the past five years as it is a chance to see our daughter and grand daughters who live in Ripon.
Disappointed that we will not be going this year, but will not go to Pickering showground.
York had a mud problem, but Pickering is much worse.
Gerry
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