No worries Yvonne.
A couple of things I found to be tricky to overcome.
Post:- As we stayed in our original area, we could use a post collection service from our sorting office. They sorted and kept post addressed to us but not the new owner of our house, so we could then pick it up in person from the sorting office. This was a handy (free) service that we kept for a year until we had sorted an alternative postal address.
Taxing the car:- By far the easiest way is to do it on-line, which is why we did the post thingy. The local post office declined to tax our car once because the insurance had a differing address to the log book. I argued the point that, the car is insured by registration number and that the driver may quite legitimately not be the keeper or owner if it was a lease car or company car. I still had to go 30 miles to the DVLA office where they taxed the car without any fuss, and when I explained the fiasco, they couldn't understand the post office's stance.
There's loads of tips and advice available on all aspects of year round caravanning, available on the forum written by myself and fellow full timers who have had to find the solution sometimes, the hard way.
Make the jobs fun rather than a chore, so that you don't loose heart. One other tip, dress like tourist's at the weekend to blend in with those townies, who go back to the rodent race. That way you don't stand out in the crowd.
Atb Steve L.
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