Ewelina and I wanted to make the most of the early May bank holiday. We both took 4 days off work to tag onto to the bank holiday Monday, giving us a possible total of 9 days for a road trip. We had planned a tour of Scotland but unfortunately a brake caliper issue resulted…
Many motorhome fanatics associate Peterborough with the annual National Motorhome and Campervan Show. For us in late December it represented a good place to break the journey on the way home from Norfolk to Northampton. The main tourist attraction I wanted to visit was Peterborough Cathedral. Peterborough Cathedral – Its History Originally founded in Anglo…
Due to the cold weather everything seems to be late this year but in May with a weekend free we decided to try and find some bluebells and rapeseed. Some research revealed that one of the best places to see bluebells close to London was in the Chilterns, namely the Ashridge Estate National Trust property….
I’ve been a member of the Camping and Caravanning Club for a few years now. In that time I’ve stayed at some great campsites and met some great wardens. Lately however I’ve noticed some subtle changes that leave me wondering if standards are slipping. I’m not exactly a troublesome customer, I know how Camping and…
As it was November I wanted to show Joy the nature spectacle that is the Donna Nook seals in Lincolnshire. To save some money we decided not to use campsites. After some research on the internet we found out about a great location called Moggs Eye, also known as Huttoft Beach which is close to…
A group of 9 of us left the London area on Friday evening headed for a camping weekend in Dorset staying at Durdle Door Holiday Park. Ellie, Lucy, Martina and I would stay in my motorhome whilst Jo, Elizabeth, May, Tracey and Leo had booked tent pitches. By the time we had all arrived, had…