When is a rule not a rule?

Posted on 22/04/2022 20:37 by huskydog

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Posted on 22/04/2022 20:35 by huskydog

Is it only large organisations that have rules ? , the smaller organisations that I worked for had rules that were adhered to , other wise there’s no point in having the rule in the first place 

Posted on 22/04/2022 19:14 by huskydog

There seems to be two problems here,

1, some members not abiding by the rules

2 , the Club/wardens not enforcing its own rules 

Posted on 22/04/2022 18:41 by peedee

Campsites don''t change that much. While I say it should be easier I am not keen on the idea.

peedee

Posted on 23/04/2022 07:47 by Rocky 2 buckets

Google Earth shows my vehicle from 10 years ago at my house. I’ve had 2 more since then. In 10 yrs a heck of a lot can & does change PD. 

Posted on 22/04/2022 18:41 by peedee

Campsites don''t change that much. While I say it should be easier I am not keen on the idea.

peedee

Posted on 22/04/2022 23:01 by InaD

I agree with what you say; on some sites people are turned away if they arrive early.  Yet on other sites people turn up an hour or more early and are let on the site.

There should be consistency across all sites; it's no wonder people arrive at all times.  If they are let on one site an hour early, then obviously they'll arrive at the next site early too, because there was no problem with arriving early on the last site.

If there is a rule that people should not arrive before a certain time, then all sites should stick to that rule.  I think the fact that some sites let early arrivals on are the problem, as that encourages people to do that all the time.

Saying that, if sites like Coniston and Edinburgh have an earliest arrival time of 10am, it begs the question why other sitees can't do likewise.