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17/5/2013 at 1:30pm
Location: Herefordshire Outfit: Raclet Flores Conway Countryman
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I know it's possible to survive without all this stuff, but I think the reason we get a tt or fc is we wanted more space, and comfort. So if you don't take storage you end up tripping over bags, toys, and you can't find the toothbrushes etc! I suppose it comes from being a Mum, and constantly tidying up after the kids (5 & 2)! Love 'em. It does get quicker, with practise. We're planning a trip to Brittany too. Never taken the tt on a ferry, only camped in a ridge tent in France on a terrible municipal site! Can recommend Le Guilvinec, Yelloh Village Camping la Plage, but we stayed there about 6 years ago in a static, and returned the following year. They used to have touring pitches. Would be interested to hear where you end up, and how you get on GMC. Love the New Forest as well!!
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17/5/2013 at 7:21pm
Location: Blackburn Outfit: VWT6 campervan
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We have loads of stuff, it probably takes us a good 2 hours to get it all up, set up and sorted out...and we do that whether a weekend or our longer holidays...we like to be comfortable and we have stuff to make it so. The critical path isn't far wrongfor us...we both know what we are doing and when...both of us put up the main cabin, then I go inside and put everything together in there, whilst hubby gets everything ready to put the awning up...I help build the frame and get it attached and then he does all the pegging out and setting up in the awning (table, chairs, wardrobe etc), then it's just curtains up and done...and whilst all that's doing I generally have a pre - made lasagne that is warming in the oven, so its ready with a nice glass of wine when we've finished. It's taken us a good few trips to become so regimental about it, but it's the only thing that stops the arguments...well, that and a bottle of beer of course! Try France...we've been every year for the past 5 years and love it...but we generally do the Vendee area.
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