Recent content by Judie Surridge

Wrapped round a tree and completely useless. We cut it off with a stanley knife!

No problem now, the awning blew down in last weeks gales.......

First prototype. Handle too short but ideal claw width

Loved all the responses. Like to clear up a couple of points. Bad back? The peg puller is so easy that there is no strain at all whilst using it. Its claw fingers are wider than a claw hammer and will wrap round any peg of any size. It is especially effective when pegs are in hard ground...

OK, so my knees creak, bending down and getting up is not the gentle yoga I'm used to, but for some unfathomable reason I was persuaded to uproot the awning pegs when we were preparing to travel.. The reason was soon apparent! With a flourish my partner presented me with an amazing sturdy peg...

It's not too heavy and will fold neatly. The varnish will be done soon.

Here is pic of table 2, now in place.

I think long johns and a santa hat would befit the occasion

Pics to come when the varnish is dry! This also works on the other side as a computer desk with space for printer and paper underneath

Get this! So simple. We have made a freestanding table which rests on the seat near the sink unit.Under it there is storage space for my cumbersome and all important handbag, and a shelf above gives an extended worktop and a useful cubbyhole to hide all the bits and pieces which accrue at a...

Hi. My name is Judie and I am a recent caravan enthusiast at the age of 85, after spending 16 years touring the UK in a 60' narrowboat. There are a lot of similarities, mainly the comradeship both communities share. My partner and I bought a 25 year old Bailey ranger on a whim and a 5 minute...