Recent content by linda_5066048

I agree about the washing of the water container with soap was wrong. The small child to carry large water containers I think that was the lighter side of the program. In past experiences my children used to fight for the biggest and heaviest item to carry so let them do it.

only about an hour of your holiday having to take all the locks off its a shame we have to guard of caravans so much. Not a daft holiday concept after all as other people want a piece of the action also.

Well Martyn are you on drugs You are having a laugh we can manage to wash and dry with out needing to buy a drainer and if you saved your money on silly accessories you might be glad of a caravan mover when you are old and have no friends left. Also if you have been buying caravan magazines for...

If people think oaps need to resit there test which I think they should instead of just filling in a form saying they can still see and have quick reactions times then if the question for this reasoning is that they cause a lot of accidents then why are they always offered cheap car insurance.

we always take our lab with us but when booking our holiday we enquire if they are any local kennels. we phone up and see if they will have our dog just the odd day and it never fails so the dog go in for a few hours on just the days when we are going somewhere that wont allow us to take her...

Well mr Brian from St Albans Mrs Stephonson could always buy a caravan that is mayby just a couple of yrs old and get a used car to tow it plus if she reads the back of practical caravan she will find new caravans that can still be towed by her car second hand 4x4 are not that expensive now but...

I was outraged by Mrs Joan Stevenson letter re 4 x 4. She really needs to do research into the use of 4x4's before she lets off steam. Yes we do have a 4x4, but it is a small one{Freelander}. We bought is not for the weight issue but for the towing power. Her points she put across of reasons...