BBC 2 caravaner of the year LOL
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I posted a heads up in the Tents, Caravans & Motorhomes sub forum because I thought it the best place to post.
Link:
http://www.pistonheads.com/gassing/topic.asp?h=0&a...
Anyway, as I said in the above link:
More innuendos than a Frankie Howerd film!
Link:
http://www.pistonheads.com/gassing/topic.asp?h=0&a...
Anyway, as I said in the above link:
More innuendos than a Frankie Howerd film!
I've only speed watched, but it was a ridiculous program. And what someone who relies on his motormover was doing there I do not know.
Not that impressed with the build of the damaged caravan either. Considering it's a long van it's going to be susceptible to that type of grounding. You'd hope it would not just fall apart!
Not that impressed with the build of the damaged caravan either. Considering it's a long van it's going to be susceptible to that type of grounding. You'd hope it would not just fall apart!
surveyor said:
I've only speed watched, but it was a ridiculous program. And what someone who relies on his motormover was doing there I do not know.
Not that impressed with the build of the damaged caravan either. Considering it's a long van it's going to be susceptible to that type of grounding. You'd hope it would not just fall apart!
Especially as it was used to store his £1000 of Wedgewood china.Not that impressed with the build of the damaged caravan either. Considering it's a long van it's going to be susceptible to that type of grounding. You'd hope it would not just fall apart!
I suspect that these "finalists" have been selected for their entertainment value, but I'm actually rather enjoying this. My first viewing, and then only because of its appearance on Gogglebox.
One thing struck me - each time they complete a challenge, there's none of the typical modern game show points awarding "....and the winner is...... long,long,long unnecessary pause....". This is a proper documentary done in am adult style, no mouthbreathers watching.
I love the guy and his mum who turned up in case they could take over if someone couldn't go on. Also it was interesting that most of them couldn't read a map. I went camping as a kid and navigated my dad all over the UK from the age of 8.
PS has anybody ever seen interior fabric in a caravan/motorhome which wasn't some sort of remnant from a factory which closed in 1970?
One thing struck me - each time they complete a challenge, there's none of the typical modern game show points awarding "....and the winner is...... long,long,long unnecessary pause....". This is a proper documentary done in am adult style, no mouthbreathers watching.
I love the guy and his mum who turned up in case they could take over if someone couldn't go on. Also it was interesting that most of them couldn't read a map. I went camping as a kid and navigated my dad all over the UK from the age of 8.
PS has anybody ever seen interior fabric in a caravan/motorhome which wasn't some sort of remnant from a factory which closed in 1970?
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