Eating at Cadwell - An idea for you

domski · 25-Apr-2005, 23:09

Here's an idea of the price of food at Cadwell...

A (childs) portion of chips, sausage & beans was £4.00

A Snickers was 50p

Cup of tea 75p

Bacon Roll (with 2 small pieces of bacon) was £1.75

I'd definately reccomend you get as much as poss from the supermarket before you arrive.

Louth is a lovely town and lots of take-aways at the far end of town (3 chippies in a row) and a Kwik Save.

Make sure you have lots of water too, unless I sip water almost constantly throughout the day I get dehydrated.

phoenix n max · 25-Apr-2005, 23:12

I usually take ingredients for a curry and a spag bol or a BBQ (if the weathers nice). Easy to cook all in one pot in the caravan.
Plus a hoooooge monster breakfast to start the day off nicely.
Come sunday morning i'll probably just about be able to keep a cracker down

NBs996 · 25-Apr-2005, 23:18

I was planning on taking an empty water container... is there a drinking water supply?

domski · 25-Apr-2005, 23:20

I'm not sure actually. There must be an outisde tap somewhere. Maybe by the shower hut?

There wasn't a sign in the loos saying the water was unfit for drinking.

phoenix n max · 25-Apr-2005, 23:21

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Originally posted by NBs996
I was planning on taking an empty water container... is there a drinking water supply?

Yes

TP · 25-Apr-2005, 23:22

I'm taking about 6 bottles of water - 1.5L jobbies. Plenty of room in the can, may as well take it.

jobr · 25-Apr-2005, 23:33

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Originally posted by TP
I'm taking about 6 bottles of water - 1.5L jobbies. Plenty of room in the can, may as well take it.

Don't be doing a Paula mid race though.

TP · 25-Apr-2005, 23:34

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Originally posted by TP
I'm taking about 6 bottles of water - 1.5L jobbies. Plenty of room in the can, may as well take it.

Don't be doing a Paula mid race though.

I'm going to run a hose down my leathers

NBs996 · 25-Apr-2005, 23:36

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Originally posted by TP

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Originally posted by jobr

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Originally posted by TP
I'm taking about 6 bottles of water - 1.5L jobbies. Plenty of room in the can, may as well take it.

Don't be doing a Paula mid race though.

I'm going to run a hose down my leathers

You'll need a 2 litre catch bottle strapped to the frame for that, or are your boots water-tight?

domski · 25-Apr-2005, 23:38

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Originally posted by TP
I'm going to run a hose down my leathers

I can't help that, I was born that way

[Edited on 25-4-2005 by domskidue]

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25-Apr-2005, 23:12	#2
phoenix n max Registered Forum User Ducati Meccanica Posts: 2,213 Join Date: Dec 2004 I usually take ingredients for a curry and a spag bol or a BBQ (if the weathers nice). Easy to cook all in one pot in the caravan. Plus a hoooooge monster breakfast to start the day off nicely. Come sunday morning i'll probably just about be able to keep a cracker down Reply

25-Apr-2005, 23:18	#3
NBs996 Registered Forum User Ducati in my Blood Posts: 4,728 Join Date: Sep 2003 Location: The deep south Mood: I love my 996 xxx I was planning on taking an empty water container... is there a drinking water supply? Reply

25-Apr-2005, 23:20	#4
domski DSC Club Member WSB Hero Posts: 9,994 Join Date: Jan 2005 Location: Devon I'm not sure actually. There must be an outisde tap somewhere. Maybe by the shower hut? There wasn't a sign in the loos saying the water was unfit for drinking. Reply

25-Apr-2005, 23:22	#6
TP Registered Forum User MotoGP God Posts: 15,644 Join Date: Apr 2004 Location: Swansea Mood: 749 racebike MGP I'm taking about 6 bottles of water - 1.5L jobbies. Plenty of room in the can, may as well take it. Reply