Overheard at a site reception

I agree about the fuss and if insisted upon it wouldn't bother me, but can I ask how it is enforced WN?

Yes the ice cream will be WALLS, as advertised at the entrance.

Oh! I am sorry. I'm on my way.

Thanks for the information JK....as I suspected it was the Warden's statement saying what will be allowed on site....rather than what EG is encouraging staff to sell in the shop. As DK says two different things.

Obviously the same way that rules are "enforced" on club sites, that is by relying on members being responsible citizens and agreeing to act on the CLs request. The same with recycling. 

Owners generally advertise their needs on the website.

Of course if one doesn't wish to do what they ask then they can't do a great deal unless they see you using the wrong liquid.

Each of us has a responsibility to try to obey whatever rules are laid down, wherever we stay, be it CLs, Sites, Hotels etc.

Hee hee - agree.  We were staying at the NYM site a couple of months ago when Ros asked me if I would like to nip over to Reception and get a couple of ice creams.  "I didn't know they sold them", said I. "Oh yes - there's a sign near the door" was the reply.

As I walked over, the only sign I could see was the CAMC logo and I smiled to myself thinking that's where she got the idea from.

As it turned out - she was right - they did - but it wasn't advertised (as far as I could make out).

As an aside, we are currently on a CMC site and I went along for a couple of ice creams and was surprised that I was able to pay for them by card. I suspect members will be more willing to buy the likes of toilet chemicals, be they green or otherwise, if they can pay by card as well as many other items? Site receptions could become little goldmines!!!

David

The Cayton village site shop is as Hillhead run by the club for members,and cards are the prefered payment method ,the site shop at Bearstead is run by the site managers and cards are accepted there,

I think it would depend on what the the turnover of site shops and how much the site managers are willing spend to stock them  whether the cost of having card payments is worth it