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I too have a sloped block paving drive, i never use the hand brake as the brakes can stick on if you don't use the caravan for a while, i just tend to place a couple of wooden chocks under the wheels to stop it rolling back and then then level the caravan up on the corner steadies. The general consensus of opinion says that the wheels should be turned periodically to avoid flat spots on the tyres but to be honest i've not bothered and mine have been fine. Hope you enjoy your new holiday home.
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Topic: Storing Caravan
