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New to the forum, but have been caravanning for about 3 years now. We tow a 2007 Bailey Bretagne with a 2005 Nissan X-trail, we being myself, the wife and 2 boys (11 and 6).

Hi all
 
Hi Cruzer
Another Bailey man
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The good thing on here ,there is plenty to learn about all makes of caravan and what makes them tick.
So tell us where you have been and what problems if any you have had. Good experiences are also very very welcome!
 
Hi Cruzer, welcome to the Practical Caravan forum, it's a great place to swop ideas, info and tips with other caravanners. We will look forward to reading your posts
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Dustydog said:
So tell us where you have been and what problems if any you have had. Good experiences are also very very welcome!

We've stuck to the UK so far, normally a fortnight during the school holidays and a few weeks during half terms, with the odd local-ish weekend thrown in when we can. To be honest we're more than pleased with the van and have had no problems with him (he's called Bill by the kids, and the car is Doris but that's a whole story on it's own). We did fit a mover after a visit to a hilly site in Norfolk of all places (I thought East Anglia was flat) and it has to be the best accessory ever, I don't even bother trying to move the van by hand at home any more.

Have thought about going to France but the Mrs isn't keen on towing abroad, not that she tows anyway. And ther are still loads of places in the UK to visit so why bother.
 
You should try Europe really my husband finds it much easier over there not so busy and wonderful roads especially in Germany and Austria. Welcome to the site we are a very friendly bunch.
 

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