Recent content by Dunfishin

Try Ireland. Cls and CSs in England are being destroyed by too much publicity, too many articles, web threads, generators, and general bad behaviour in my view. IMHO of course.

Thanks Colin. I've also got a long pole, but I've only ever stuck in the ground. And even then, only on special days. But I like your idea - maybe I'll try it with plastic cable ties. Do you only display your pole in Wales? I'm really keen to display my new Devon flag on mine. On your final...

If you are lager lout driving a white delivery van (NOTE DELIVERY VAN - NOT A CARAVAN!!!)then I suppose you might fly that during some football competition, but it would be quite unsuitable for a touring caravan. Does anyone have any SENSIBLE questions?

White, which is nice because it really goes with other other colours. We have a collection of table flags which we display on the rear window shelf, but what really I want to know is how to fix a small flagpole to the van so I can display my new Devon courtesy flag. Also are there any laws...

Who can display them, what's the best way to do it, and are there any legal restrictions?

Pedestrians on cycle paths are a real nuisance and I for one am pleased that at last the police are being pro-active in this area.

I think you should consider things very carefully before you hand out dog turds to perfect strangers, especially with all this avaian flu about.

Are they considering additional black boxes to be fitted in caravans?

What happens when they do maintenance work on satellites? Presumably they have to switch off the GPS. How would you know where you are?

I find your attitude so depressing. Oh, so you have discussed it all before! Must be, oh, so boring for you. What about all the newbies like myself who want to learn more about caravanning and feel as though we are welcome in this forum? The spirit of caravanning is openness and inclusiveness.

Jimmie, to go back to this foul smell in your caravan, had you intended to go fishing by any chance? If so, you must be very careful with rods, lines and bait. You must never let bait come into contact with interior fabrics. If that is the problem, you may have to purchase a specialist odour...