Recent content by David_374564800

Hello Nigel, I would recommend a couple of French type chicanes on the straight bits of campground roads. David

Hi John, We have made three trips to Italy over the years and the route we found to be one we enjoyed most(from a cost/scenery and traffic viewpoint) was from Calais to Lille, Luxembourg, Karlsruhe, Baden Baden,Basel, Lucerne, Lugano, Milan, Genoa, Pisa. This was about 1000m I think but you can...

Hi Peter, The best NP's are mainly California, Utah, Nevada, Arizona region. We lived US 9 years travelling in our M/H and spent a lot of our time in these states. If you are renting M/H or car from San Francisco try this route: SF-Yosemite NP (191m), Yosemite-Death Valley NP (319m), Death...

Hi JanB -thanks. Any possibility you could ask your friends for the address of storage facility Bourg St. Maurice? David

Lutz- Yes it will and that's a good suggestion. David

Lutz - I should have mentioned that I am likely to be in Bavarian Alps this coming winter and will be leaving my Hobby there unoccupied for some time. It will have several feet of snow on the roof probably for many weeks. I believe Hobby design their roofs with this possibility in mind and I am...

Am I correct in assuming that the impact of prolonged snow lying on a caravan roof has no adverse effect ? David

Apparently it is not now possible to use a French Insurance co unless the caravan is registered in France and that means living there. David

Can anyone suggest an insurance company who will provide cover whilst the caravan is stored in France? Thanks David

Try Camp.park Oberammergau Regards David

"I drove to Italy last year through France, Belgium, Luxembourg, Germany, Austria and Italy. Cruise control set at 65 all the way there (an actual 60mph) and this attracted no attention from police." Ian, must have been hair-raising going through the Austrian Alps.