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Blib said:
Iirc, you don't actually own a caravan. You own a motorhome.
I've seen a photo of it on here and I think i'm right in believing that it is fitted will faux flames!
So, I accuse you of being a wannabee caravanner!
Nope. I did have a motorhome.I've seen a photo of it on here and I think i'm right in believing that it is fitted will faux flames!
So, I accuse you of being a wannabee caravanner!
I DO own a caravan now. It's on my profile.
Merc fan said:
"Oh it's the freedom!" they cry.
The freedom to park up a metal shed with substandard fixtures and fitting, no space, class or style and the freedom to st directly into a bucket and then carry it (in the same bucket) and empty it.....wherever you like. All done in the company (and in the same field, yes, a field) of other likeminded people.
There is no excuse for a caravan. None whatsoever.
Not true.The freedom to park up a metal shed with substandard fixtures and fitting, no space, class or style and the freedom to st directly into a bucket and then carry it (in the same bucket) and empty it.....wherever you like. All done in the company (and in the same field, yes, a field) of other likeminded people.
There is no excuse for a caravan. None whatsoever.
It's come in handy on several occasions when I've not been welcome in the 'marital bed'
Edited by Cara Van Man on Thursday 2nd April 19:32
Wacky Racer said:
cloggy said:
Wacky Racer said:
Balmoral Green said:
Very similar Wacky, both hand crafted in aluminium on a timber frame on a separate chassis.
And a proper roof......
tinman0 said:
Balmoral Green said:
tinman0 said:
Here we go, this is a caranvanner:
Nope, that's a fifth wheel too.I can see I'm going to have to do a post showing a tent, trailer tent, caravan, fifth wheel, camper van, motor home (A, B & C class), mobile home, park home, etc.
I'm doing my bit this year for getting a few caravans off the road, banger rally + caravan class. I have loads of teams "preparing" crabby old caravans for one last trip before they get crushed
Balmoral Green said:
That's exactly how it looked driving out of Calais last August ETA: Anyone spot me in my Galaxy V6?
Edited by Cara Van Man on Thursday 2nd April 21:13
Andy Zarse said:
Whwn I'm in the Commer I like to travel everywhere at 35mph. You soon get a nice long line of cars behind you on a bendy country road, it's amazing that they soon get the idea that 35 is the RIGHT speed for everyone. They finally signal their grateful appreciation once we get onto a dual carriageway, happily waving and gesturing out of their windows, flashing their lights in thanks, that kind of thing. I like to think they're learning a driving lesson when they're following me.
I know what you mean, brother.Many a grateful motorist has gestured his appreciation to me whilst travelling south on the A1 by offering me a coffee at the next service station. It's good to see us 'Kings of the road' are appreciated by our fellow road users.
I've even been offered two twix fingers to go with the coffee beans they have been shaking.
Edited by Cara Van Man on Thursday 2nd April 22:00
Andy Zarse said:
Cara Van Man said:
Andy Zarse said:
Whwn I'm in the Commer I like to travel everywhere at 35mph. You soon get a nice long line of cars behind you on a bendy country road, it's amazing that they soon get the idea that 35 is the RIGHT speed for everyone. They finally signal their grateful appreciation once we get onto a dual carriageway, happily waving and gesturing out of their windows, flashing their lights in thanks, that kind of thing. I like to think they're learning a driving lesson when they're following me.
I know what you mean, brother.Many a grateful motorist has gestured his appreciation to me whilst travelling south on the A1 by offering me a coffee at the next service station. It's good to see us 'Kings of the road' are appreciated by our fellow road users.
I've even been offered two twix fingers to go with the coffee beans they have been shaking.
Edited by Cara Van Man on Thursday 2nd April 22:00
I've saved many a driver from being caught by speed cameras. They always seem to show how grateful they are, which gives me a warm feeling.
Often whilst sitting on my fold-out chair in a layby having a cup of tea and a cream bun, they toot their horns and give me a 'thumbs up', mouthing their encouragement.
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