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That would be really impressive if they were playing Prodigy 'Firestarter" or Ride of the Valkyries.I find this solution gets them to turn the music down
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Bleeding 'ell, hijacked by the miserable club i.e. Cc. If your still up watching your own tv what's the issue? I expect your neighbours can also hear yours as you are in a motorhome not a house, what's it coming to if folks are moaning cause they can't enjoy their own none silent pastimes?
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I would expect a bit more consideration from grown ups.Wonder if the warden would have done the same if it was a couple of 70 odd year olds enjoying music at 4 in the afternoon
It's bad enough on building sites with every numpty tuning their radio to a different station AND trying to outdo each other in volume[/QUOTE]
I had a great answer to that b*****ks, if in a multi storey, Bung the offending radio out the nearest window.
If single storey, drop something heavy on it.
Sure, there would be a bit of friction, but word soon passed around the site.
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No mention was made of volume, or broadcasting across the site, just that two teenager started playing music.I would expect a bit more consideration from grown ups.
Personal taste in music should be kept personal not broadcast across site. It's bad enough on building sites with every numpty tuning their radio to a different station AND trying to outdo each other in volume
How about cutting the EHU cable and putting a BIG sticker across the wind screen of the van"I'm so sorry to disturb you but would you mind turning the music down a bit, or maybe using headphones now that it's after ten? The kids/ grandkids are trying to get to sleep, and we don't want them to start screaming when they get really tired, it sets the dogs off howling and THAT goes on all night....."
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Maybe their tv was on very low. If the music was really so loud from two vans away they couldn't hear tv inside their van it would have effected a whole lot of other vans too, yet there did not appear to be any complaining made to the occupants of the van, or the site warden.What it comes to is, if you can't hear your tv inside your van over the noise of someone else's music, their music is too bloody loud and as has been said some consideration is needed, not to say common decency. There is nothing miserable about that surely. Whatever time of day it might be.
Hopefully, if it was excessive.Wonder if the warden would have done the same if it was a couple of 70 odd year olds enjoying music at 4 in the afternoon
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Too scared of confrontation.....some folks worry what will happen if they complain but it doesnt mean they arent bothered by it., yet there did not appear to be any complaining made to the occupants of the van, or the site warden
Maybe , but if it was that loud, would it not have effected a whole lot of folks, lots of people sticking there heads,out of their doors?Too scared of confrontation.....some folks worry what will happen if they complain but it doesnt mean they arent bothered by it.
and the site wardens very rarely patrol the sites at night, even if on duty, so probably never knew there was a problem.
.... As an aside I'm always in bed by 9:00pm so am always worth parking next to if you want a peaceful nights sleep[/QUOTE said:Really pleased that we have the pitch next to you at Carnon Downs!
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No mention was made of volume, or broadcasting across the site, just that two teenager started playing music.
The response from the warden seemed to be based on their age.
Just because people have different tastes in music doesn't make it ok to ban it.
If it's warm and windows are open you can hear everything on sites, babies crying, dogs barking, people talking and yes music and Tv.
Everyone lets there hair down once in while, celebrating, birthdays, footy etc. It's not like it's 24 7 365'days.
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Maybe their tv was on very low. If the music was really so loud from two vans away they couldn't hear tv inside their van it would have effected a whole lot of other vans too, yet there did not appear to be any complaining made to the occupants of the van, or the site warden.
Hence the use of the words maybe and did not appearYou could not possibly know either that the OP's TV was very low or that anyone complained to the occupants or the warden. What we do know is what the OP stated quite clearly. The volume of the music was at an unacceptable level. Whatever volume the OP's tv was. As least he was apparently showing some consideration for others. Which should always be the case, shouln't it?
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Well poor dog too, imagine how bad it must have been for it's ears.The best bit of this - the owner of the van playing the music loudly was out walking her mut at the time.
Maybe she forgot her iPod and still wanted to listen to her music whilst taking her yapper for a crap?
Who knows?
However, just to answer some points - other neighbours (elderly) didn't have any lights on in their motorhomes, so either in bed, out visiting or maybe they were in the empty party van. Maybe they crept in whilst owner out with the dog?
Anyway, it didn't totally spoil our visit and yes, we're up for partying into the small hours, but not at the moment with a toddler in tow and not to the detriment of others.
On bikers rally`s............. if music wasn`t coming out of your tent at 3 - 4am.... you were not enjoying yourselves...
Or perhaps you were....
To be totally honest 8am not a problem for us. We are up at 6.What is an acceptable level of noise? Some people seem to think that their TV, music etc needs to be at a level far higher than others and some have different ideas of what time to turn their noise down. If you were watching TV that was loud enough to be heard at 10pm in a van two pitches away, would you be happy if those occupants started their music at such a level at 8am?
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To be totally honest 8am not a problem for us. We are up at 6.
On a Sat night unlikely to be home watching Tv at 10pm.
Exceptional noise of course shouldn't be the norm, but we all have different ideas of what the norm is.
I wouldn't have a problem with music, tv, parties going on until Midnight on a weekend either at home or away.
We like quiet remote location too, ideally nxt to a beachInteresting perspective. I agree about exceptional noise not being the norm but wouldn't want to be kept awake by noise until midnight on weekends. I guess it depends on the type of site too; we prefer quieter sites and wild camp as much as possible - they tend not to have parties and TVs going on so late.
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On bikers rally`s............. if music wasn`t coming out of your tent at 3 - 4am.... you were not enjoying yourselves...
Or perhaps you were....
In my youth, I was a wildlife ranger in a national park in Australia. One Friday afternoon, the peace was shattered by a gang of bikers arriving on their hogs and heading to the campsite. I got on my Honda 250 and went to investigate. They turned out to be the perfect guests - went for walks in the park, were in bed and silent by 10pm and off hiking again by 8am. It was the middle aged, middle class families on the site that caused me grief that weekend with loud music, excessive campfires and chasing the wildlife.
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