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04/10/2013 at 10:58pm
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Well, what debate, but our choice is a M/home, with a toilet for whenever we need it, and it`s heated at night , we also have a fiamma awning, that can be put away wet,and a cadac to cook in the awning, or outside if we wish,but we have a full kitchen in the van to cook on also,as for parking in restricted places, it is not a problem, as we tow a car  and in the boot there are our mobility scooters, so really we don`t have any problems, we just seem to manage what ever we do in our van.
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Think this year is to follow old meet friends for 2014.
If you cant do someone a good turn,don`t do them a bad one,its nice to be nice you know,and little things mean much more later in life.
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05/10/2013 at 2:22pm
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Well I am considering buying a caravan, in a year or so and so far having looked at many, have decided on a used 2 year old or so, Adria SportLine PX (aka Altea Tay 432PX).
But after reading some of these posts, I am starting to wonder if owning a caravan is more trouble than it's worth?
For now though I will be sticking with the Tent, which cost me just £699 new back in 2008, and serves us well for our only holiday each year, fortnights camping in the South of France during July, and I have to say damp has never been an issue.
From what I can tell nearly all caravans have built in obsolescence, and using more plastic in them is just a way of slightly extending the life, why oh why don't they just build the things properly in the first place.
From what I have read the only caravans that are built to last are Eriba and AirStream, so it is possible.
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05/10/2013 at 4:09pm
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Quote: Originally posted by pete1946 on 04/10/2013
Well, what debate, but our choice is a M/home, with a toilet for whenever we need it, and it`s heated at night, we also have a fiamma awning, that can be put away wet,and a cadac to cook in the awning, or outside if we wish,but we have a full kitchen in the van to cook on also,as for parking in restricted places, it is not a problem, as we tow a car and in the boot there are our mobility scooters, so really we don`t have any problems, we just seem to manage what ever we do in our van.
Ah, well ... with that sort of set-up I can well understand your stance.
What's the ginormous box on the back of yout MH?
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05/10/2013 at 5:26pm
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Quote: Originally posted by Kelper on 05/10/2013
Quote: Originally posted by pete1946 on 04/10/2013Well, what debate, but our choice is a M/home, with a toilet for whenever we need it, and it`s heated at night, we also have a fiamma awning, that can be put away wet,and a cadac to cook in the awning, or outside if we wish,but we have a full kitchen in the van to cook on also,as for parking in restricted places, it is not a problem, as we tow a car and in the boot there are our mobility scooters, so really we don`t have any problems, we just seem to manage what ever we do in our van.
Ah, well ... with that sort of set-up I can well understand your stance.
What's the ginormous box on the back of yout MH?
That was on our old van, it`s a fiamma back box,all sorts went in it, our new one has a rear entry under seat storage, so the back box went whit the van when we sold it.
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Think this year is to follow old meet friends for 2014.
If you cant do someone a good turn,don`t do them a bad one,its nice to be nice you know,and little things mean much more later in life.
Pete.
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