Posted on 19/12/2015 20:43
If I failed to arrive on my intended day, I assume that my name would go into the little (but expanding) “black book” as a “no show”, but I wonder what would happen to my booking. At what stage should a warden consider my vacant pitch becomes available for someone else’s use?
Posted on 19/12/2015 21:17
But of course that would not apply to the responsible people who post on here would it ,as the site would have had a call,the wardens and ex wardens we know,say that there are very few "No,Shows"people will phone to say they cannot come,even after real disasters,including partner deaths ,even on the day!! and its not unusual for the site to be contacted,after serious accidents by the police or hospital to advise
Posted on 20/12/2015 10:53
Admiral I think that is often due to pitches being held back because of weather conditions. If the conditions are suitable they can be released at the last minute. Or as in your case when you phoned.
Not so sure Steve as we only try to book Hardstandings.
rogher
Motorhomer