The Boss recently celebrated hitting the big 50, one of his gifts off the girls was a trip on the London Duck Tour. Having been regular visitors to London in our 10 years of living in the South, we hoped that this would show us London through fresh eyes. After alighting our train at Waterloo it's... Continue Reading →
You would think the main advantage of a unified Europe would be encouraging standard process across all countries, if you drive a vehicle, forget that idea. If you own one of those horrible 'diesel' vehicles (ie, almost every motorhome or caravan owner) then you better start doing your homework before you venture from these shores. It's... Continue Reading →
Beautiful sunny skies but still blooming chilly, it's still March though so not too bad. The security gate beeps in the distance and the Volvo rumbles onto site. I didn't think we'd be going away again so soon after the last trip but you never know. With the crunch of gravel it slows to a... Continue Reading →
Waking up on our first morning off work. Caravan time. No rush. We've got till Thursday. As a rule we try to go away every other week all year round. None of our trips are ever really planned. We may be organised for a longer trip and know where we are going a few weeks... Continue Reading →
Wales, a country we've explored in times gone by when the girls were little and our mobile home was a huge frame tent. We're back now and our choice of accommodation is our Bailey Pursuit, comfort as we get older. Staying at Tredegar House Caravan and Motorhome club site, click HERE for site review, for only... Continue Reading →
Situated in the lovely grounds of Tredegar House the Site is situated a short drive in. Well manicured and planted, a dusting of Motorhomes and caravans sit amongst the daffodils. Met by the warden, a lovely lady, who informed us of the basics of the site. Pitch found, hard standing, not too keen on the... Continue Reading →
Whilst staying at Tredegar Caravan & Motorhome Club site we had a fellow blogger and Welshman and a local recommend St Fagans National History Museum. Planning to take a drive into Cardiff we decided we give St Fagans an hour of our time on the way. How wrong we were. The admission to the museum is... Continue Reading →
He tells me if it's worth seeing it's worth some trouble getting there. The Four Falls Walk in the Brecon Beacons, Wales certainly served up a hidden gem today, although personally, I would have gladly teleported there for the experience. Not that I complained, well, no more than once every 30 seconds or so, had... Continue Reading →
After converting our end dinette into a fixed bed to try to make the caravan bed more comfortable the only thing left to get was a mattress. Custom Sized Beds came recommended so we decided to check them out. Custom made mattresses made to fit all shapes and sizes of spaces. Choosing to go with the... Continue Reading →
Arriving mid afternoon on a March Monday, there's a nip in the air but the sun is out - just. Ironically the sign leading into the entrance of the Centenary Site was being changed to reflect their new Caravan and Motorhome Club logo and signage (pictured pre-change). The driveway to reception skirts a path to... Continue Reading →
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