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I use mine all the time and I think they are great mind you I have a single axle van and Powertouch sofe start

Mike I take this route as being the old A361 that we used before the relief road was built

While you are staying at Croyde take a trip round to Putsborough if you want the best beach in the area I used to use the caravan park ther for over 30 years but it got too expensive for me good luck and have a good holiday also a PS if you want the best fish and chips go to Squires on the main...

Hi Paul and Ruth, I have a Rover 75 Tourer 2.0CDTi Connoisseure SE and tow a Baily Senator Indiana and have found that I do get more MPG when the cruise control is switch on so when ever possible I use it

I agree with RogerL If you cant estimate speed to the nearest 10mph you should not be driving on our roads

I started caravanning in 1967 and am near on 73 now i still enjoy my caravanning very much i have a bailey indiana new and drive a rover 75 tourer 2.0cdti connoisseur se and if you think that i am a pipe and slipper man you would be wrong

I was advised to do 100miles befor towing but the engine is at its best after 4000miles

i am retired

Thanks for the warnig but if one sticks to the rules of the road no worries

Its not all that easy I must admit but i had a powqertouch mover fitted to my Indiana which did make it a little easer

Just collected my new Indiana and I can agree what has been said about the wine rack,and the draining board and I and several others have E mailed Bailey on the posistion of the power point by the sink and front seats as a health & safety hazzard in the Indiana and others but all got the same...

It sounds like the battery is cooking either a faulty cell or the charger is not cutting outI would get the battery tested first

I have never been there but have heard that its a very good site (uncle Tom would Know)

My god is this what caravanning has come to

We are off to Broadway in the Cotswolds for Christmas and the new Year