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Bazn

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We sold our folding camper a couple of years ago now with the plans to get set up for touring in 2020, but obviously plans have changed somewhat. Having more time to spend with the family has made us realise how much we have missed getting away and I want to start planning for when life returns to normal and we can afford to resurrect our plans to get a caravan.

In the mean time, the kids are loving life in the tent in the back garden!!
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Why not share your outfit pictures to remind us all of what we have to look forward to or your temporary set-ups for coping with lockdown!!

Cheers,
Barry
 
Raywood

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With the caravan locked in storage we have no option but to sit it out until we can back to it.
 
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WayneS

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Ours in in outdoor storage too - not seen for months! Pic taken last yr in Gloucestershire
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Buckman

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Beachball said:
What make is your windbreak it looks great..
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Although not a fan of Kampa products this is one thta we do not regret buying as it is so much easaier to erect than our traditional type windbreak. We have the Gale pump to inflate the awning. It was bought from Attwools in Gloucester and they deliver.
Below is a picture of our traditional Jormax windbreak which we still use in the winter months.
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Gabsgrandad

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Seems a long time ago, and best spring we've had for years, --- typical why wasn't it wet and miserable as normal?!! -- and still don't know whether us 'geriatrics 'll get our shackles off! (Ever)
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Gabsgrandad said:
Seems a long time ago, and best spring we've had for years, --- typical why wasn't it wet and miserable as normal?!! -- and still don't know whether us 'geriatrics 'll get our shackles off! (Ever)
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Well at least the warm dry sunny weather has allowed me to get about 12 months of jobs done in 2 months. But it would have been nice to have had the option to go off in the van, or see kids and grandkids more. But I won’t be rushing to a a Socially Distanced pub lunch when they eventually open. Sitting in Perspex screens doesn’t really do it for me.
 
Buckman

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Tuningdrew said:
You just can’t beat a properly put up Isabella. The great thing is they are so easy to put up.
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We had a Kampa Air Ace awning and it was a real PITA for us to erect so sold it and bought the Magnum. It was very heavy plus quality issues.
 
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Gralay

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Even missing this for some strange reason
this was at a CL site near Mablethorpe last September after 3 days of very heavy rain, we went back earlier this year and now put in new drainage. IMG_20190929_183530.jpgIMG_20190929_183552.jpg
 
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We had always fancy Pitch 1 at this site near the Facilities but overnight it had rain causing unfavourable conditions and I then slipped and fell on the steps.
 
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I would love to go there but i would take a ferry to Brittany Ferries and for the first time go with the Caravan Club
 
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South East Spain March 2020 just before the plague. Another fan of Jormax windbreaks - there are 7 years old and 4 weeks before photo survived gale force winds untouched.
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