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Off to Pately Bridge for the weekend in July. Furthest have taken the caravan to date. A few weeks ago went to Woodhouse Farm (second vist, first went in tent last year and caravan this year - nice site, better the second time - amazing how your "neighbours" make or break a trip - any way I digress...)
On way to Woodhouse, took a wrong turn and made the cardinal sin of relying on SatNav! Very "entertaining" last leg of journey. I am quite philisophical about it and think its part of the learning experience. But other half is a nightmare and should blind fold her to stop her ooin and arghhing.
So my point is, travelling from north to south to get there, how have people found the roads to the site to be? Are there any to avoid if you can and should I be buying that blind fold for the other half or not?
Should add I am not a nervous caravan driver, nor over confident, but the other half is a bag of nerves with it sometimes.
Cheers.
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Topic: South Tyneside to Pateley Bridge
