Why do bus owners camp in a circle?

Also, it's very handy camping in a circle as you will always find your way back to your own van when emotionally tired, through the tried and tested method of everyone else shouting "NOT THAT ONE" as you make your way round.

 

There's always a van in front when a tow is needed. Doent worl all that well when everyones broken down. Stops people peeing in corners. Well it does for me

 

Keeps the rif raf out,

 

Stops anyone escaping.

 

It's because we can't park in a straight line. Ask them over on EB about our parking.

 

But people with left hookers will always be the odd ones out. And twin slider owners will be able to be unsociable if they choose to

 

Though I still managed to squeeze my technical tent in the shelter of them. Or was it a wind tunnel?

 

I always thought it was a bit camp
To park in a circle.............

 

Thought I would help by providing some evidence as to why circles are better. Unfortunately didn't have enough vehicles handy so use your imagination.
The circle is much more pleasing on the eye and comforting than the line up.

 

Maybe it's the same reason old cities were built with walls around them.

Cartoon credit: Pascal Meslet

 

Thats cool thanks for posting it Sven

 

Excuse me young man. I'd like to point you in this direction. Spot the buses that freak out those with OCD Can you guess which bus is RHD??

 

Us twin sliders don't have that problem, we can choose which side to use. Plus we're the only ones with "Number of doors:5" on the V5C

 

Looks like a rainbow

 

IIRC, you got to Autumn camp a little late and the circle had already closed up leaving you on the outside...

 

That's more like the defensive square that the British Army used to use in battles

 

Some guy called Sharpe was in charge of parking!

 

I reckoned my van would act as a wind break. Unfortunately it didnt work and lots of breaking wind occured!