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This post really is prompted by another regarding buying a static., and the suggestion as an alternative being a seasonal pitch. I have just found out I am going to be granny again ( number 4) and I had been considering selling my tourer, it's on pre-loved at the moment, but when I recieved the surprising news of a new addition to the family, I have decided to reconsider my options, as my daughter and son -in law and there growing brood may well have to rethink their holiday plans in the fututre, and there need of the caravan will be greater than mine.... and there lies the question.....can anyone reccommend a seasonal pitch within a 50 - 100 mile radius of Merseyside. preferably one that will store it over winter as well. Where do I even begin to look 1 ? 
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Topic: Where do I look ?
