is this the norm

[Parksy]

Highlander wrote:

'it is so, Peter, got loads of places that take your breath away.

i am lucky that i am in these parts, some of you guys travel hundreds of miles to holiday here, i have it on my doorstep.'

Watch out Peter, he might want his awning put up :0)

There are some nice places to visit not far from Wolvo.

The Severn Valley, the Vale of Evesham, the Welsh borders and the Derbyshire Peak District are all within the distance that you could tow on a Friday night after work for a weekend break so that it was still light when you arrived.

 

[peter_374532587]

Thanks parksey i was also thinking brigeonorth and staffordshire but not sure of sites there so was thinking of joining caravan club

 

[johnwolves]

hi peter fellow wulfrunian , worth a try pillaton farm penkridge we only tried this year only 30 mins away depends which side of town but as others said once in field could be anywhere great site ,cheap and can dangle a maggot if that inclined cheers john p.s theres normally a group of about 5 units with us and like to eat @ 6 so pull finger out putting awnings up theres a good chap lol cheers john up the wolves

 

[peter_374532587]

HI john no probs with awnings got a lot of practice o) i do like to dangle my maggot lol penkrige is not to far for me have to have alook i am from the bilston side (some one has to live there)

 

[johnwolves]

HI john no probs with awnings got a lot of practice o) i do like to dangle my maggot lol penkrige is not to far for me have to have alook i am from the bilston side (some one has to live there)

Hi pete they have website worth a look john

 

[peter_374532587]

Hi pete they have website worth a look john

Thanks mate do you know website ?

 

[Parksy]

Hi Peter

I've been trying to contact you by email but my email is getting bounced back.

Are your log in details correct or have you got problems with your email?

 

[vauxhall2]

not the norm,i have helped many with there awning and they in turn have helped me,the last time was at blackpool but for the man in the next van our awning would have been on the roof for sure.one young guy at york managed to erect his awning with the full frame showing at the front of the awning(first trip).i took it down and put it back up also provided the pegs and guide ropes he did not have.i have found caravanners the most friendly folk ever.must add he came back with new pegs and ropes and a bottle of wine,and we made new friends.

 

[colin-yorkshire1]

no peter it is not the norm

 

[colin-yorkshire1]

sorry premature submit damn mouse will have to get a new one glad it is not in the van :O)

as I was saying your experience is not typical peter most caravanners will still help if it is obvious that the newbie "I use the term loosly to describe anyone in dificulties" is having trouble setting up.

Yes there are those who just watch the fiasco from behind the curtains in the national pastime of people watching but thats another subject.

 

[peter_374533210]

glad to here it is just a one of tning that happend to me then all being well going to burnam on sea next year

 

[peter_374533210]

Hi Peter

I've been trying to contact you by email but my email is getting bounced back.

Are your log in details correct or have you got problems with your email?

sorry parksy e mail playing up at min got to get someone to have a look at it as i am no good with pc only just learned to switch it on good at putting up awnings 0)

 

[Parksy]

Peter, check that your email address that you provided is valid and working please

 

[peter_374533210]

Peter, check that your email address that you provided is valid and working please

It is valid try to get it sorted

 

[LMH]

I BET they needed their awnings putting up, as after that monsoon, the ground must have been really boggy. I bet they didn't want wet, muddy dogs in a van, far better to put them in the awning.

You must have done an impressive job putting up your awning, otherwise, I doubt they'd have asked you to put theirs up for them.

Lisa

 

[MobileMatty1]

HI john no probs with awnings got a lot of practice o) i do like to dangle my maggot lol penkrige is not to far for me have to have alook i am from the bilston side (some one has to live there)

We've often gone from Bilston side to Stanmore Hall in Bridgo. Loverly site )

 

[landypete]

I BET they needed their awnings putting up, as after that monsoon, the ground must have been really boggy. I bet they didn't want wet, muddy dogs in a van, far better to put them in the awning.

You must have done an impressive job putting up your awning, otherwise, I doubt they'd have asked you to put theirs up for them.

Lisa

HI lisa i dont think thay wanted there dog to get muddy as it was a scottie terier (white) 0)

 

[landypete]

Peter, check that your email address that you provided is valid and working please

Hi parksy just set up a new email acc and have re registared with pc so if u can try it any probs let me know please thanks peter

 

[Pat_374304630]

Hi Peter,

Greetings from Northampton ( not a million miles away ).

Definately not the norm. Sounds like you have aquired a fan club judging by the requests for you to erect their awnings.

 

[Pat_374304630]

Oh and it sounds like the Susan Boyle story. Battled against all odds and now, well, famous awning putter upper.

 

[landypete]

I bet simon cowell puts susans awnings up

 

[johnwolves]

Hi pete they have website worth a look john

hi pete sorry for delay b####y work www.pillatonpools.co.uk/camping