noisy campers

Yup agree with SteveL on this moving on is the best way to deal with this type of situation because it can get kind of messy sometimes if you try and quite them down.

What was the right thing on every other day too: consider others before yourself.

Mike Harding

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I work on this principle

"if someone else can hear my radio, it's too loud". No matter what time of the day it is.

R

When my mates and I go camping we tend not to play radios, cd's etc but we DO generally pull out a guitar most nights and belt out a few songs around the campfire. I guess the radio would be more pleasant to listen to than us idiots but for some reaosn the guitar never gets any comments. I tend to be fairly concious of others around me as well. On the flip side there are times of the year and certain places that are prone to idiots being loud and behaiving recklessly - if you visit these places at these times then perhaps you don't have that much cause for complaint? Just a thought.
Cheers
Scoey.

Nothing like a little Pavarotti at 6am or earlier. Nessun Dorma would be particularly effective I think :))))))

I don't blame him. Even coppers are very wary these days, with good reason.

Regards

Don't feel bad - I've got a few places like that.

Likewise with long weekends / Easter etc. unless I'm going at _least_ 5 hours from Melbourne I don’t bother - even then you can get bleep s from the country towns.

I've said it before on this forum and I'll say it again: around 90% of the trail bike riders I have come across in the bush have been very inconsiderate of other people in all sorts of ways - there just seems to be something about noisy trail bikes which attracts noisy, rude people and a number of you, no doubt, read this forum - so please quieten down people and respect others a bit more and if you really want to behave like bleep s then do it somewhere you're at least 10km from other people. And while I’m at it, fit exhaust systems which don’t force everybody in a 3km radius to listen to your bike.

Mike Harding
(Who has held a motorcycle licence longer than many trail bike riders have been alive).

mike_harding@fastmail.fm