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* A small camping kettle may come in handy (larger kettles require care). We have food and drink vendors on site. | * A small camping kettle may come in handy (larger kettles require care). We have food and drink vendors on site. | ||
* A camping stove shouldn't be needed, but will be permitted as long as it's off the ground. | * A camping stove shouldn't be needed, but will be permitted as long as it's off the ground. | ||
* A network switch may reduce the amount of network cabling required but please inform NOC you have a switch. Wireless access points are not allowed. | * A network switch may reduce the amount of network cabling required but please inform [[Team:NOC|NOC]] you have a switch. Wireless access points are not allowed. | ||
* A mini fridge may be useful for storing milk | * A mini fridge may be useful for storing milk | ||
== Things to avoid if possible == | == Things to avoid if possible == | ||
* Glass bottles: broken glass is a pain to clean up. | * Glass bottles: broken glass is a pain to clean up. | ||
Revision as of 18:56, 10 July 2016
This is an incomplete list and only a suggestion!
Vital stuff
- Tent (or space in someone else's)
- Bedding - a sleeping bag and a pillow, plus extra blankets in case it is cold
- Clean clothes
- A towel (we have showers!)
- Shower gel, shampoo, soap, toothbrush, etc.
- Torch. The site will be well lit but there will be darker bits (e.g. inside your tent)
- Food and/or money for food
- Walking boots or wellies (the site is a field, good shoes are a must)
- Water proofs. This is the UK: we do wet.
- Rucksack (or similar) for carrying valuables about with you (tents are NOT secure & we cannot guarantee things will be safe anywhere on site)
- Medicines, hayfever tablets (you will be surrounded by hay bales all day), sun cream
Useful things to bring
- A 20-30m power lead and a long ethernet cable to connect your tent. If you have a 16A connector this will help connect others in the area.
- Computer, both for personal use and many of our workshops will use them
- Charging gear (for phones, laptops etc.)
- Europe to UK plug adaptors (if you have non-UK equipment)
- Making gear (for any/all of your hobbies)
- Mug, useful for food & drink (when not got from vendors)
- Tape, gaffer, LX, what ever, always useful for fixing things wot break (like tents)
Advice for villages/large groups
- A small camping kettle may come in handy (larger kettles require care). We have food and drink vendors on site.
- A camping stove shouldn't be needed, but will be permitted as long as it's off the ground.
- A network switch may reduce the amount of network cabling required but please inform NOC you have a switch. Wireless access points are not allowed.
- A mini fridge may be useful for storing milk
Things to avoid if possible
- Glass bottles: broken glass is a pain to clean up.