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Well Done go for it and if you ever come over to East anglia and see a Red mondeo and older Lunar Club man pop over and say Hello.

Enjoy you self ,Jenny my better half has been through 2 traumatic Divorces but is enjoying life to the max now.

Dave

have you thought about a seasonal pitch

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Have a great time. And if you find your van still a bit big look at the Eribas We have the Triton (the smallest with a loo)  and I think I could manage it on my own,

Either way - if you enjoy it then stick with it :)  Cheers!

Good for you lois ! don't let the b******s grind you down!

All the best and i really hope you have a great time vanning, you'll meet some crackin people........ Guaranteed!

Bryan

Not had timeto read through all the posts but have you considered selling it and buying a small motorhome as you would not have the problem of towing and parking would not be a problem.

Jean

Hi Lois

Just a thought but you can manage without an awning!  We had 5 days this year with our 3 kids and didn't bother putting the awning up, obviously we had to make some changes but we managed it.  This year we are off to Scotland for 2 weeks and won't bother with the awning as the kids will be staying with my mum and dad in their hired static caravan.  Ours is a 6 berth so we'll leave our bed made up and use the other end for seating and eating.  When we were not using the awning i did think that some kind of tent or gazebo might be a good idea for storing stuff outside which you might like to think about if you do have stuff that you prefer to leave outside.  You can get pop up tents that will be a lot easier to put up yourself than an awning...

Good luck and don't give up...