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23/3/2008 at 2:20pm
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Hi
The only advantage of getting old and been pentioned off,is that we get the opertunity to go camping more often than when we had to work, and we are able to choose to go when the weather is better,and we can take advantage of clubs and sites that offer discounts for antique campers
We try every year now to have six holidays of 14 nights or more every year,last year we only had three, and as many shorter trips of between 4 and 6 days,finances permitting.in between.
We do miss the caravans and the small moterhome we have had in the past,to get away in the winter, but would find it would stretch our budget so we would not get anymore time away.
I still enjoy sitting outside the tent on a friday evening, and watching how quick the young familys get their camp set up today,it now takes val and I six hour to complete these days but we still get the andorra up and pegged down in around 1/2 an hour on a good day
Rex
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23/3/2008 at 3:16pm
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Quote: Originally posted by frizbomb on 23/3/2008
Hi Rex! For us, its 3-4 times a year, usually long weekends as the rest of the time is taken up with working (unfortunately.... but have to fund my buying of camping stuff somehow!) We both only get 20 odd days paid leave, so that has to cover our camping adventures as well as other hols. Our set up times are about 1.5hrs for the lot, 30mins to get the tent up and then an hour for all the other bits. Its a team effort, OH has his jobs and I have mine! I totally agree with you Rex, there is nothing better than sitting out in the Friday evening sunshine with a glass of something cold and watching other families driving on, getting set up...the smell of someones BBQ, the gentle burble of chatter and laughter...ahhhh....can't wait for the weather to get better!
Hi Fritzbomb,
Enjoy the work as well as your camping,as they will come a day you may miss it
But that day is not yet for you so just enjoy life, it sounds as though you know how,
All the best.
Rex.
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23/3/2008 at 8:19pm
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We got away 6 times last year, 2 week long trips and 4 long weekends. We have just got a caravan which I'm hoping will mean that we can go earlier and later in the year and also go for more 1/2 night trips.
We find that it takes a long time to pack and unpack the car as all our stuff lives in the loft and we don't have a drive in front of the house so it means carrying everything down the path. This means that we don't tend to go for shorter trips. Although we have small tents and could go minimal we never seem to, so hopefully having pretty much everything in the caravan ready to go will mean we will get away for more weekends.
We won't be giving up on our tent though. Nothing beats waking up in a tent on a summer's day, or cooking outside with a beautiful view to entertain you.
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