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JAE virgins - what do you need?

Sorry to hijack - I have edited the first post to provide a list of everything people need to bring.
 
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Anyone looking to dispose of a fridge around the time and could bring it for the weekend then be taken to tip on way home?

Or freezer of course
 
I will be bringing my usual 50m extension lead and depending on forecast a collapsible 6ft gazebo with sides, just in case it piddles down. Anyone had any luck with a freezer?
 
Chris davies said:
I will be bringing my usual 50m extension lead and depending on forecast a collapsible 6ft gazebo with sides, just in case it piddles down. Anyone had any luck with a freezer?
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We've got 3x 3m x 6m gazebos this year dude, so we should have loads of under cover space if it rains... You can save space and leave it at home, or you can bring it anyway just in case. Totally up to you dude.
 
I have loads of offcuts of wood. Any good for the fire pit? Longest is 2ft. Mainly decking offcuts and 3X2 xxx
 
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How big is the fire pit? Have loads of off cuts.
 
You get told off if its too big G chopped a tree down and brought it and we burnt it in a garden incinerator one year. I am not sure what size this years is or where its coming from
 
No problem. I will just bring the smaller bits lol. No trees.
 
I'll be bringing a patio heater and a bottle of gas if I can get it in the van :)
 
I'll be bringing a motorcycle that spits flames! :D
 
If they have banned charcoal BBQs will a fire pit be allowed?
 
No, no open fires at all unfortunately :(
 
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