Club Arnage
Club Arnage => General Discussion => Topic started by: mdt on January 23, 2004, 03:45:10 am
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Seems like my motorhome was too big for the Houx, or however you spell it. So I was booked into the Maison Blanche campsite.
I recall from reading my Christmas present book on Le Mans that Maison Blanche was the site of the famous Whitehouse accident of 1066 or something.
Anyway, what's it like? Am I going to get any sleep? ;D
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Hi MDT,
You won't like it! MB is full of WANKs and w**k*r's, Lunatic race fans. The Pope and his entourage to say nothing of the Commer or the odd mad Frenchman. Houx is huge in comparison so no idea why ACO should think there would be room for your motor home. Ofcourse if you get there early you could grab Felix's spot before the Chip Wagon rolls in.
Canada Phil The Moose and a w**k*r ;D
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Hi MDT,
You won't like it! MB is full of WANKs and w**k*r's, Lunatic race fans. The Pope and his entourage to say nothing of the Commer or the odd mad Frenchman. Houx is huge in comparison so no idea why ACO should think there would be room for your motor home. Ofcourse if you get there early you could grab Felix's spot before the Chip Wagon rolls in.
Canada Phil The Moose and a w**k*r ;D
I take it that it's good? ??? ;D
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...the famous Whitehouse accident of 1066 or something...
Famous White House accident anno 1066 ? Can't find that in the history books. ;D Sorry, couldn't resist. ;)
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I am on Maison Blanche for the second time this year after moving from the Houx. The only advantage the Houx has is Electric hook up but these are often 100-300m from your pitch. Also on Houx the pitches are 5mx5m which means even my van conversion (see left) is officially too big. On MB there are no markings so you use as much space as you need. The atmosphere is more for race fans as it is only seconds up the bank to the ford chicane. As for the noise there is no where within about 5 miles of the circuit that is any easier to sleep. Houx is just as noisy and besides it is a 24 hour race what are you planning on sleeping for!
See you there
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Out of the 23 years (including this one) I've been coming, have used campsites for 16 of them. In that time, have been in Bleu three times, Houx once and MB twelve!!
Have to say I love it there. Not to say the others aren't great but when something ain't broke, don't fix it if you know what I mean. The atmos is great and you get to make some great buddies who almost always camp roughly in the same place. Some we have managed to upset a tad over the years but generally a damn fine place to be put mdt!!
It is indeed just a stone's throw away from the famous Maison Blanche stretch (as you may have guessed).
Actually, just a thought but as so many of us camp in MB, wonder if we could make a rough location map together with a list of identifying markers (such as the Commer, PM's Winnie etc....) so we can hook up easier?
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That seems to be a good idea rick. I am not sure where we will be just we need to be within 50m of a tap other wise there are going to be a few thousand buckets moving water for the pool. If a position can be saved for us then mark it on!
Rick.
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Looks like I've volunteered meself like!!! Not a prob, please send likely/rough location to me at rick@maisonblanche.co.uk and I'll get it sorted!!!
Estimated arrival date, vehicles likely and any banners, inflatable objects etc. that might aid visual recognition!
;D
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I'll start a separate thread then, so I don't highjack mdt's question!!
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...the famous Whitehouse accident of 1066 or something...
Famous White House accident anno 1066 ? Can't find that in the history books. ;D Sorry, couldn't resist. ;)
HGB, that was the White HORSE accident when William the Conqueror fell off his stead. ;)
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Ah yes, I remember, 1066 and all that... ;)
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Seems like my motorhome was too big for the Houx, or however you spell it. So I was booked into the Maison Blanche campsite.
I recall from reading my Christmas present book on Le Mans that Maison Blanche was the site of the famous Whitehouse accident of 1066 or something.
Anyway, what's it like? Am I going to get any sleep? ;D
Great site and on the whole great people, what day are you arriving as it does fill quickly as Rick states you can tape off what space you require so the earlier the better. Enjoy.
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MDT
I too am new to MB this year, so it will be interesting .
I will be near to a large white trailer. With this rather large ( now finished ) flag.
Come in for a beer or a swim in the pool.
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Nice Robbo............really nice :)
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Are there still incredibly noisy bull-frogs in the pond in MB?
The Bedford CF Challengers are in Tetre Rouge again, which if anyone is interested has a great view of the track from under the Dunlop bridge, through the Esses and down towards Tetre Rouge, now that the track has been re-aligned. Also not so noisy now that they have neutered the fun-fair........
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Out of the 23 years (including this one) I've been coming, have used campsites for 16 of them. In that time, have been in Bleu three times, Houx once and MB twelve!!
Have to say I love it there. Not to say the others aren't great but when something ain't broke, don't fix it if you know what I mean. The atmos is great and you get to make some great buddies who almost always camp roughly in the same place. Some we have managed to upset a tad over the years but generally a damn fine place to be put mdt!!
It is indeed just a stone's throw away from the famous Maison Blanche stretch (as you may have guessed).
Actually, just a thought but as so many of us camp in MB, wonder if we could make a rough location map together with a list of identifying markers (such as the Commer, PM's Winnie etc....) so we can hook up easier?
This could be added to the Who What Where that Smokie compiles each year, but I'm sure that he'll let you take over. I still have last years if you want it.
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And in case anyone wants to find me, I can easily be found by this subtle piece of self-promotion!!!
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I have to say that neither of those Deutsche-mobiles are my responsibility thankfully!!! But the green tent to the middle of shot is where my sock resides!! :-X
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Reminds me of that Paul Young song Rick, "Wherever I hang my sock, that's my home..."
H
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;D Hmmm, now there's an image that could blight your weekend H!!! ;)
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With Burns neet looming, there's just about enough time to learn one of Robbie's finest, and really impress the mother-in-law...
A Blawin Lament
Oh what a sleekit horrible beastie
Lurks in your belly efter the feastie
Just as ye sit doon among yer kin
There sterts to stir an enormous wind
The neeps and tatties and mushy peas
Stert workin like a gentle breeze
But soon the puddin wi the sauncie face
Will have ye blawin all ower the place
Nae matter whit the hell ye dae
A'body's gonnae hiv tae pay
Even if ye try tae stifle
It's like a bullet oot a rifle
Hawd yer bum tight tae the chair
Tae try and stop the leakin air
Shifty yersel fae cheek tae cheek
Prae tae God it doesnae reek
But aw yer efforts go assunder
Oot it comes like a clap o thunder
Ricochets aroon the room
Michty me a sonic boom
God almighty it fairly reeks
Hope I huvnae sh*t my breeks
Tae the bog I better scurry
Aw whit the hell it's no ma worry
A'body roon aboot me chokin
Wan or two are nearly bokin
I'll feel better for a while
Cannae help but raise a smile
Wiz him! I shout with accusin glower
Alas too late, he's just keeled ower
Ye dirty bugger they shout and stare
A dinnae feel welcome any mair
Where e'ere ye go let yer wind gan' free
Sounds like just the job fur me
Whit a fuss at rabbie's party
Ower the sake o one wee farty
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Barking Big H!!
PM
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Marvellous H!!! Very timely. Now given it was also Chinese New Year - any wee ditties for that??
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Burns Night
Three Haggis ...........£30
Crate of Whiskey .....£80
Neeps and Tatties ....£10
Scottish .................£100
Big H......................PRICELESS!!!!!!!!
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Seriously funny, that one!
BTW I have heard about these new patented fart whislte pants. A pair of undies with a butt plug/whistle tailored into the back panel. It doesn't prevent wind but upgrades the bad human grunting/phweeping sound to a lovely whistle in C sharp.
Does anyone know where such a garment can be purchased?
It's nice to be back.
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It's nice to be back.
Nice to see you back AZ. How was the snow?
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Whistle trousers ? Mhh, might be a good idea to widen the CA garmet collection. :D Nothing broken, Andy ?
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Welcome back Andy!!
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Hope your fingers are feeling nimble.......you've got some catching up to do!! :)
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Keep up the entertainment, Big H - you make me think the TV licence is a waste of money 8) 8)
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It's nice to be back.
Nice to see you back AZ. How was the snow?
Hi Gibber, JP et al,
The snow was freakin' freezin, minus 14c and that was just in the resort, but had a great time tho and pleased to say there's no broken bones, just a bit of facial wind burn. My face looks like I've been subject to a viscious assault with a beetroot.
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My face looks like I've been subject to a viscious assault with a beetroot.
Most unfortunate dear sir. Sounds like an afliction that BigH should have. :o
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My face looks like I've been subject to a viscious assault with a beetroot.
Most unfortunate dear sir. Sounds like an afliction that BigH should have. :o
Nope, wrong end for Big H!! ;D
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Nope, wrong end for Big H!! ;D
LOL ;D