I must protest at these derogatory postings and thoughts regarding caravans.
I am a caravanner myself and I fully endorse the camaraderie of caravanners in general. We try to help each other; spend most of the time on holiday in Britain therefore not spending money abroad; conserve wild life and places as much as we can and lastly, sensible and decent caravanners will give way if they see a line of "ducklings" behind them.
Angry of Ruislip.
Happy Birthday Bob
Have fun.
Amused in Devon
2009 4/4 Sport Henrietta 1999 Indigo Blue +8 2009 4/4 Sport Green prev 1993 Con Green +8 prev
Hi Kerry! Are you back home from the island? Or did you trade in your Mog for a Campervan to stay there?
We're back and the Morgan came home too. The only time the temptation to trade for a camper/caravan arose was in the queue to board the ferry at Livorno. The line beside us was almost entirely comprised of German and Dutch camper vans. The midday heat on the black bitumen was around 35 degrees. The campervanners began pulling out their refrigerators, cool drinks, picnic tables, chairs and shade awnings while we could only look on with envy and sweat. Eventually we sheltered in the shade of a large Dutch van while concluding that the main benefits of campervanning are shade and a fridge to keep the beer cool. It's the first time I have seen G waver in her adamant opposition to vanning it!
Have been flat out working since getting back so no time to sort the photos taken by The Navigator. But here's one in the hinterland.
