Hello

[willriding]

Hi
Just bought our first caravan after two decades of canvas, getting old and creaky, felt about time. Hope to hit festivals and low key key music events with a little more regularity now as the kids are grown up and having somewhere dry and secure to stash my guitar is quite nice.
I ll probably be after practical advice, I have a few jobs to do before our first trip out, so far so straightforward but there's a couple of things we're planning to do autumn onwards
so I may need to pick brains.
Cheers

 

[Anseo]

Welcome,

And pick away with all your questions, there is a wealth of knowledge on here (just don't ask me )

 

[Martin24]

Whatto and welcome to the forum. Just because some are strange it doesn't mean they don't know the answer :cheer: . Enjoy the forum and all the advice on offer

 

[Kiveton]

This is a good place to come to for advice - have a good browse and you'll see.
Enjoy your caravan.

 

[willriding]

Cheers, I'm sure I will once we're up and running.

 

[Lynnybobs]

Welcome to the forum and the world of caravans ! I had also been a 'tenter' for many years and find the caravan really rather luxurious in comparison

 

[willriding]

I'm Still feeling a little guilty and will miss the earthy intimacy of canvas. But not the bad backs, the drying out and the marathon set up and decamp...

 

[LizziePope]

Hi and welcome to the forum – and to caravanning!

 

[Parksy]

Hi Wilf, welcome to the forum and congratulations on becoming a tin tenter :cheer:
If there's anything at all you want to know - just ask

 

[willriding]

Cheers
Got the feeling Ill be asking quite a bit though we fortunately managed to find a manual on eBay for our twenty plus year old van..
nothing like the voice of experience though.

 

[Raywood]

Welcome to the forum. Ask if you need help as it is very rare for everybody on here to be stumped.

 

[willriding]

I will, thank you

 

[Beachball]

Hi welcome to the forum

 

[willriding]

already had some sound advice.... cheers!