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02/1/2013 at 3:45pm
Location: Manchester
Outfit: Vango Maritsa 700; Isis 600 + canopy
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Thanks. That's a great link.
And yes, I think it definitely confirms that I would be rubbish at reversing! 
But one of my dad's favourite things about caravanning was watching other people park their vans. I have no idea why. He liked it whether they were good or bad. So I can imagine me giving a lot of people a good laugh when I arrive on site and make a right pigs ear of parking my trailer!
I'm quite stubborn, so I will definitely TRY to learn how to reverse it, but I am fairly sure I won't be good at it!
FWIW, my parents had a caravan for over thirty years, and initially my dad always towed. But about 7 years in, he lost his licence because he developed epilepsy. So then my mum towed. But she could never reverse. So when they arrived on site, or had to hitch up or whatever, they had to swap places and my dad had to take over and reverse it, and he could always do it perfectly.
I can't do that though because my hubby doesn't drive at all, so I don't think he'd be any use to me!
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