Blaze III - Scotland, 9-12th may - Page 7

cms · 26th-March-2008, 04:33 PM

i agree with lemoncake - i dont see why it should be a problem but i guess we cant complain if theyre giving us more dancing!!!!

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Originally Posted by pmjd

Oh well a bit of a balancing act then, more dancing

but no cake

Well there's a new line, come back to my caravan for some cake

and with your cake itl work!!!!! - well ill be coming back anyway!!

and im sharing a caravan with lemoncake!!!!so im sorted!!!

C x

**pmjd** · 26th-March-2008, 04:36 PM

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Originally Posted by LemonCake

Did they give a reason for this? Were there any complaints after the last 2 about cake crumbs in the carpet? I could understand if I was bringing second-rate hot-dogs in that they might feel their market was being poached but I didn't see any LemonCake (TM) - or any sort of cake- stands run by them!

Hmph!

I don't seem to remember there being much food on sale in the venue, will there still be stuff available till 4am?

dep · 26th-March-2008, 04:55 PM

we'll need to use some Health & Safety argument.
Something about topping up our sugar levels for the exercise we are doing.

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come back to my caravan for some cake

not that kind of exercise

Little Monkey · 26th-March-2008, 06:21 PM

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Originally Posted by Franck

I can now confirm that we have successfully extended the dancing time to 4.00am (instead of 2.00am) which means

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Originally Posted by Jennifer

that we will need more cake (yes LM that means you - carrot cake, no icing, no nuts please - copious thank you cuddles to be given in return)

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Originally Posted by Franck

Funnily enough, Amir asked for the same thing as he is keen to do Mario's classes (and wants to book a private lesson with him too)

Excellent news for me, then!

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Unfortunately, whilst the later finish is great news, Haven also insisted that we could not bring any food (or drink) in the Dance halls over the week-end, so the cake eating will have to be reserved for caravans or picnics...

What?? How dare they!! They're probably just jealous because they didn't get any....

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Originally Posted by pmjd

Well there's a new line, come back to my caravan for some cake

Ooooh, you hussy, you!

Don't forget you're sharing with me - two cake bakers in one caravan!! I can predict that we're going to be quite popular over the weekend... Hey Franck, now you just have to make sure to put Lemon Cake, myself (and pmjd) , Tiggerbabe and yourself close together and in short walking distance to the venue, so the punters won't have to walk too far between the dance venues, the cakes and the party caravans.

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Originally Posted by LemonCake

Did they give a reason for this? Were there any complaints after the last 2 about cake crumbs in the carpet? I could understand if I was bringing second-rate hot-dogs in that they might feel their market was being poached but I didn't see any LemonCake (TM) - or any sort of cake- stands run by them!

Hmph!

**Isis** · 26th-March-2008, 06:38 PM

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Originally Posted by pmjd

Well there's a new line, come back to my caravan for some cake

Just out of interest, what was your old line?

Nessiemonster · 27th-March-2008, 09:30 AM

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Originally Posted by Franck

Unfortunately, whilst the later finish is great news, Haven also insisted that we could not bring any food (or drink) in the Dance halls over the week-end, so the cake eating will have to be reserved for caravans or picnics...

That's a real shame - I was hoping for birthday cake on Saturday...

**pmjd** · 27th-March-2008, 10:17 AM

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Originally Posted by Nessiemonster

That's a real shame - I was hoping for birthday cake on Saturday...

Sure you'll get a birthday cake, just won't be able to eat it inside

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Originally Posted by Isis

Just out of interest, what was your old line?

I wouldn't worry, not really my thing, though I am tempted to try out the new one

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Originally Posted by Little Monkey

Ooooh, you hussy, you!

Don't forget you're sharing with me - two cake bakers in one caravan!! I can predict that we're going to be quite popular over the weekend... Hey Franck, now you just have to make sure to put Lemon Cake, myself (and pmjd) , Tiggerbabe and yourself close together and in short walking distance to the venue, so the punters won't have to walk too far between the dance venues, the cakes and the party caravans.

hussy indeed

It may well end up like the smokers, all the cake eaters huddled outside in the cold to get their fix of cake

**Lynn** · 27th-March-2008, 10:27 AM

No cake allowed?

Seriously though, one thing I love is sitting out from dancing for a while, or watching a workshop, having something to eat. I presume the 'not bringing food in' applies to even what Haven sell so guess that's not going to be an option at all. Pity, but can't be helped.

So pmjd, can I come round to your caravan for some... cake?

Thanks Franck for sorting out the later dancing time.

**Yliander** · 27th-March-2008, 11:37 AM

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Originally Posted by Little Monkey

Hey Franck, now you just have to make sure to put Lemon Cake, myself (and pmjd) , Tiggerbabe and yourself close together and in short walking distance to the venue, so the punters won't have to walk too far between the dance venues, the cakes and the party caravans.

**Tiggerbabe** · 27th-March-2008, 11:47 AM

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Originally Posted by Lynn

I presume the 'not bringing food in' applies to even what Haven sell

The restriction only applies to food and drink not purchased on park

**Gadget** · 27th-March-2008, 11:58 AM

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Originally Posted by Tiggerbabe

The restriction only applies to food and drink not purchased on park

... so if you purchace the ingredients on the park, use the caravan's cooking facilities, then you should be able to bring that in with you??

Do you need to produce recipts?

dep · 27th-March-2008, 12:15 PM

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Originally Posted by Gadget

... so if you purchase the ingredients on the park, use the caravan's cooking facilities, then you should be able to bring that in with you??

nice one.

We should have an oven in our caravan if needed for the Big Bake.

But I can't cook, so loading up & timing the baking is my limit.

Magic Hans · 27th-March-2008, 08:56 PM

All booked up now .... and raring to go!!!

See you all there!

**Isis** · 28th-March-2008, 05:48 PM

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Originally Posted by pmjd

I wouldn't worry, not really my thing, though I am tempted to try out the new one

I wasn't worrying, I was just being nosey as usual.

**drathzel** · 28th-March-2008, 07:36 PM

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Originally Posted by Franck

I know some of you are 'all night dancing' junkies, but with such teachers as Mario Robau Jr, Amir Giles, Paul Farrell, Dale St Rose, Christina Devine, etc. I'm pretty sure many of you will want to do at least a few classes!

**Lynn** · 29th-March-2008, 11:57 AM

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Originally Posted by Tiggerbabe

The restriction only applies to food and drink not purchased on park

Cool, so I can buy sandwiches, goodies etc in the on site shop and snack if there is a workshop I want to just sit and watch etc?

Wobbly Dave · 4th-April-2008, 11:28 AM

Just to let you all know that I now have confirmation that my Contract will be finishing on the 2nd May down here in Brum - so I plan to take some time off and maybe a quick tour of Scotland culminating in Ayre should be on the cards.

Really looking fwd to it. Great news about the 4am finish - sad about the lack of cake in the hall.

I can do a very nice tart tatin if you like?

purpleheather · 4th-April-2008, 08:23 PM

Just for the record - I was planning on bringing cake too.... any special cake-requests anyone?

So which is going to be the designated "cake caravan"?

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27th-March-2008, 10:27 AM	#128 (permalink)
Lynn Senior Member Join Date: Nov 2003 Location: Belfast Posts: 7,435 Rep Power: 5 Reputation Total: 2415	Re: Blaze III - Scotland, 9-12th may No cake allowed? Seriously though, one thing I love is sitting out from dancing for a while, or watching a workshop, having something to eat. I presume the 'not bringing food in' applies to even what Haven sell so guess that's not going to be an option at all. Pity, but can't be helped. So pmjd, can I come round to your caravan for some... cake? Thanks Franck for sorting out the later dancing time.

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Magic Hans Registered User Join Date: May 2004 Location: Nottingham - for now! Posts: 608 Rep Power: 3 Reputation Total: 246	Re: Blaze III - Scotland, 9-12th may All booked up now .... and raring to go!!! See you all there!

4th-April-2008, 11:28 AM	#137 (permalink)
Wobbly Dave Registered User Join Date: May 2007 Location: Brum - occasionally Posts: 149 Rep Power: 1 Reputation Total: 53	Re: Blaze III - Scotland, 9-12th may Just to let you all know that I now have confirmation that my Contract will be finishing on the 2nd May down here in Brum - so I plan to take some time off and maybe a quick tour of Scotland culminating in Ayre should be on the cards. Really looking fwd to it. Great news about the 4am finish - sad about the lack of cake in the hall. I can do a very nice tart tatin if you like?

4th-April-2008, 08:23 PM	#138 (permalink)
purpleheather Registered User Join Date: Dec 2006 Location: Growing on Scottish hillsides. Posts: 256 Rep Power: 1 Reputation Total: 123	Re: Blaze III - Scotland, 9-12th may Just for the record - I was planning on bringing cake too.... any special cake-requests anyone? So which is going to be the designated "cake caravan"?

5th-April-2008, 11:43 AM	#139 (permalink)
dep Registered User Join Date: Jan 2008 Location: Scottish Borders Posts: 783 Rep Power: 1 Reputation Total: 42