Don't take a filthy lorry to Smiths Lawn...

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According to BDWP you will be turned away if you do... They are going to disinfect every lorry on entrance, so allow a few minutes extra. Think I might give mine a wash tomorrow as not sure what qualifies as "very dirty"!

On slightly different note is anyone going to be around at about 1345 - 1400 in the lorry park on Monday? There's a strong possibility I'm going to be by myself and I'm going to have to hurry back from xc on William and fling tack on Liberty to go xc so W will need walking?! If so please could you pm me? Thanks.
 
does green mildew on a white lorry count as dirty ??
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A clean lorry could be riddled with bacteria. A dirty one could be absolutely sterile. Ignorant people running things as usual!

During the 2001 outbreak, I went on a cycle training camp in Spain and I was made to take my bike wheels out of their bags to be prayed with pesticide on the way out at East Midlands Airport. I pointed out that the bike tyres were brand new and unused, whereas I had stomped through mud in a farm in the footwear that I had on. The man shrugged and insisted on spraying the tyres, but was not interested in my dirty, potentialy infected shoes.
 
lmao at the moss..
can see their point and think its reasonable but can just imagine telling that to someone= 'your lorry is too dirty. you can't come in'!
 
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