Meh - I'm still uncertain.

 

It's a long way to go if the numbers are tiny, and combine that with a lot of uncertainty at work (about many things, including the future of my department - oh the irony) means I'm a definite maybe.

I... dunno. Probably!

I'll book it then - but be it on your head..

Well, there's probably enough room to pitch a tent, anyway.

Be it on my knob.

There'd be no shortage of tent poles there...

 

IGMC.

I reckon still on, maybe could transform it into a more traditional historic York meat if that's more popular amongst the throng.

My only problem with York is that it has a late night hat shop :((

We will either avoid it or shackle you to a nearby lampost with a bow and arrow in your hand and retire to a safe distance.

Awesome!

I'm still bitter the shop didn't have even just one Fez for sale.

Aye, seconded by me: if the time commitment and the complexities of the Malham Meat are making it difficult, then let's consider a good old-fashioned York one.

I can put up a couple of tents in the backyard of Manthorp Mansions for the die-hards.

I suspect that the hat shop was only open for Christmas consumers last time. The only late night shopping I reckon you'll do there in summer will be with the help of a brick.

I want to go camping! :(


Someone make a poll to see who is actually definite/probably/maybe/etc for a camping one or a regular one and stuff.

Scotch bricks work?

Universal fitting, I believe.

Excellent, I shall pack a couple next time just in case.

I'd recommend half bricks, they're easier to carry and pack easier.

Good call - and they leave more room for beers and prosecco too.

If Malham is on and I can go I will go. If it's in York, well, I'll still go, subject to the unforeseeable as ever. But I'd rather go camping.