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    I think the caravan would be more comfortable.

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    Tim you've probably decided by now, but another option might be what they call a "fifth wheel" here.
    Then at least you could park it and use the pick-up truck. Like this:

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    Quote Originally Posted by Florida Redhead View Post
    Tim you've probably decided by now, but another option might be what they call a "fifth wheel" here.
    Then at least you could park it and use the pick-up truck. Like this:
    Hi FR -Nice to see you back - Enjoying the summer up north? - I haven't quite made up my mind - still scouring the ads every nights - I di bounce around the ideas of campervane and also fifth wheelers - theyare hugs =e and really home from home - I just feel err how should I put this for older retired types!

    A caravan would be good but small baby stepsand the first one upwould be a camper trailer me thinks - they are popular here downunder. Perhaps i just don't want to get too comfortable!
    PS Icouldn't seethepiccie.

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    umm tough choice but having had a motorhome, then a caravan back in blighty and being much to lazy to set a trailer tent up all the time ,for me it would have to be another motorhome.No brainer!
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    Quote Originally Posted by Tim View Post
    Hi FR -Nice to see you back - Enjoying the summer up north? - Tim
    Thanks!
    I'm spending the summer here in the deep South.....hot, humid Florida.
    Thank God for air conditioning!
    However, I went to England and Ireland for a month April/May, and had super weather. I took a rain jacket, sweater, gloves, and didn't need them!
    The blossoms and spring flowers were out in force.
    I stayed with family in Surrey,Yorkshire, Birmingham and Tipperary.
    Did lots of horse-riding in Ireland.....restored my soul.
    Almost bought a motor-home from a cousin there....thinking of retirement.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Cal View Post
    umm tough choice but having had a motorhome, then a caravan back in blighty and being much to lazy to set a trailer tent up all the time ,for me it would have to be another motorhome.No brainer!
    Cal x
    Just like the missus - if it ain't got a toilet she's not interested. LOL Motorhomes == too big and clunky - I had a Toyota Hiace for travelling around australia - the only problem was that whenever you has to go anywhere everything had to go with you.

    Quote Originally Posted by Florida Redhead View Post
    Thanks!
    I'm spending the summer here in the deep South.....hot, humid Florida.
    Thank God for air conditioning!
    However, I went to England and Ireland for a month April/May, and had super weather. I took a rain jacket, sweater, gloves, and didn't need them!
    The blossoms and spring flowers were out in force.
    I stayed with family in Surrey,Yorkshire, Birmingham and Tipperary.
    Did lots of horse-riding in Ireland.....restored my soul.
    Almost bought a motor-home from a cousin there....thinking of retirement.
    I think you did the right thing.. Engleand / Scotland alwasy have the best weather in May.

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    Sounds like you had a wonderful time FR.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Cal View Post
    umm tough choice but having had a motorhome, then a caravan back in blighty and being much to lazy to set a trailer tent up all the time ,for me it would have to be another motorhome.No brainer!
    Cal x

    Yep, a no brainer mate.

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    Quote Originally Posted by thearmchairdetective View Post
    Yep, a no brainer mate.
    Yes - if you need the comforts of convenience - but isn't that exactly why you go camping - for the change? Wellies'n all in Scotland.

 

 

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