Show us your gear (tents to motorhomes)

[uk_vette]

Our season is starting around end of May.
A tug down to Dover, using the DFDS ferry to Dunkirk, them a pull up to Bremen and surrounding areas for 2 weeks, meeting good friends there.
Then a haul down to Spain, via Luxemboug (cheap diesel remember the jerry cans etc) then France Limoges, catch up with some friends in Dordogne for a week. Then continus, Andora, and Spain. We always plan toll free via France except if there is a small part of our journey, that bypasses a city, then we will hop onto the toll road for minimum junctions.
Spain for circa 2 months.
Then the pull up back north via Millau A75 (toll free) to Calais and ferry etc.

vette.

[TIGERSIX]

LeoZwalf said:

Some real beasts in this thread. I'd like to know much more about Tigersix's monster

I say my good fellow I hope you are referring to my RV and haven't been peeking through the windows at shower time
whilst we have been touring in the Netherlands ,Its an American Dream Eagle 12m twin slide currently for sale so you can see the spec and more pics in the adverts section. Lovely thing to use and live in, pulls my Landcruiser on a tri axle trailer with ease throughout Europe at 12 mpg and and a shade under 18 metres total length.Had some good times with
it in Europe and Karting in the UK.

[rabidant]

Our classic Minnie Winnie 1989

[hornetrider]

That looks cool and the gang. Much prefer it to the more modern swoopy motorhomes.

[Lordglenmorangie]

France




Holmfirth

[Vladimir]

Less than two weeks until we leave for Spain (Plymouth- Santander ferry) then France for just over a month in our California; beyond excited!!

[ricotansky]

A couple of my gear, a Vango Micro 200 and Robens Double Dreamer.

[Squiggs]

My rather old left hooker.

[Cotty]

Garlick said:

This weekend I'm trying this compact Auto-Sleeper Symbol

Any interior pics?

[Vladimir]

Washed, polished, packed (roof bars still to go on!) ready for our month in Spain then France. We leave for Santander tomorrow.





PS - we have people looking after the house the whole time...

Edited by Vladimir on Saturday 1st June 20:29

[hornetrider]

Have a great time!

[Vladimir]

hornetrider said:

Have a great time!

Cheers!!

[Garlick]

Great week away last week, this 625 is cracking at 2.42m width (widest UK 'van built)

[andy-integrale]

Picked up a new van yesterday. So far so good.

Christening it at Cholmondley Pageant of Power this weekend so lets hope it doesn't leak as the weather forecast isn't that great!

[Garlick]

I was unsure of the design of that new one-piece front section at first. Still a little undecided...

Can't argue with the gorgeous interior mind you. Nice work.

[andy-integrale]

Garlick said:

I was unsure of the design of that new one-piece front section at first. Still a little undecided...

Can't argue with the gorgeous interior mind you. Nice work.

Me too Garlick. And the rear lower panel if I am honest it's too fussy in my opinion but as you say its brilliant inside and not too heavy either for the size of van.

As an attempt to calm down the looks a little I had the dealer request Bailey to not fit the "eyebrow" graphics either side of the centre front window and I think it looks better for it.

[hornetrider]

I was going to mention the eyebrow plucking, they do look horrendous!

[Garlick]

andy-integrale said:

Me too Garlick. And the rear lower panel if I am honest it's too fussy in my opinion but as you say its brilliant inside and not too heavy either for the size of van.

As an attempt to calm down the looks a little I had the dealer request Bailey to not fit the "eyebrow" graphics either side of the centre front window and I think it looks better for it.

Oh yes, you're right about the 'brows. I didn't notice at first but now you mention it it does improve it.

That front rooflight really brightens the interior doesn't it? Have you got the protruding circular kitchen unit/ sink too?

[andy-integrale]

Garlick said:

andy-integrale said:

Me too Garlick. And the rear lower panel if I am honest it's too fussy in my opinion but as you say its brilliant inside and not too heavy either for the size of van.

As an attempt to calm down the looks a little I had the dealer request Bailey to not fit the "eyebrow" graphics either side of the centre front window and I think it looks better for it.

Oh yes, you're right about the 'brows. I didn't notice at first but now you mention it it does improve it.

That front rooflight really brightens the interior doesn't it? Have you got the protruding circular kitchen unit/ sink too?

Roof light and the fact there are no lockers at the front give a tremendous feeling of spaciousness and its very light and airy.

Kitchen has plenty of space too.

It's this one.

[Garlick]

That's the fellow. Lovely bit of kit that, I'm very jealous!