Bongo Fury

Big Bear's brother best get the kettle on, then.

Don't think it'll be particular warm in May this year, so I'm bringing my wood stove

His house was used by SOE during WW2. They could fly in and out using the air strip which is close to our campsite. They used the bay to practice landings using small craft off and on the beach..

We have been allocated some extra places by the site, so the waiting list has now been cleared. If anyone else wants to come, then contact me and once the waiting list is up to 4, I will book some more slots.

By the way the pub will not be re-opening this year due to structural problems.

Due to a late cancellation we now have a grass pitch with electric hook-up available for Friday and Saturday nights only. Cost: £17 per night. Email me if interested [email protected]

I think that pitch has got our name on it

As part of the Jacobs Join in i will be bringing
A selection of cooked meats
pitta breads and wraps.
please add what you are bringing if you wish.
To prevent duplication.
Happy days[ will bring cider too]

THE LIST
A selection of cooked meats, pitta breads and wraps and possibly ciderrrr
2 tubs of spicy chicken wings, a selection of cheeses, and a cheesecake
savoury crackers and dips

We will be bringing 2 tubs of spicy chicken wings, a selection of cheeses, and a cheesecake.

Feel a list/menu coming on.
how do we do it?

Add a post with what you will be bringing and I'll update the list I've added to Baz's original post.

I'll bring savoury crackers and dips.

I've started a separate discussion about the Jacobs Join.

http://igmaynard.co.uk/bongo/forum/view ... 37&t=72017

I will be bringing tools and wire to the welsh Bash if anyone wants a go we could make some earrings.
May also be able to do some simple repairs if you bring broken stuff.
Small charge depending on what's used.

Email me for late availability on this event. I have had a cancellation. [email protected]

Thanks to Ian & Marianne for organising this again, it's a lovely site in a central spot as a base for some sightseeing - Harlech, Criccieth (and Cadwalader's world-famous ice-cream), Portmadog, Portmeirion, Tre'r Ceiri iron-age hillfort, Castell y Bere and Blaenau Ffestiniog (for the Ffestiniog Railway and Llechwedd Slate Caverns) all within range. A lot of the local spots are covered in THIS tour report if you need some inspiration


Trawsdir Touring Caravans & Camping Park, Llanaber, Gwynedd


Muzette on the prowl for donuts


Some delicately grilled pork belly


Erm...

But the Jacob's Join seemed to be a big success, partly helped by a welcome break in the weather...

All looks great Muz. Hoping I can get there next time. Caz