Although a newbie to this forum the wife and I have been caravanning for several years, first with a Freedom Jetstream which we loved, had all the kit, full oven fridge cassette loo then had an Abbey Stafford for about 8 years. We sold that and went Motorcycling touring for a few years. And now after a career change My work schedule allows us to get away every month for at least 4 days so we came back to caravanning with an Abbey Iona ( trying to replicate the freedom) but have now changed to a Bailey Pageant Bordeaux which we are itching to start going away in.
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Welcome to the forum 'devonboy' . We went looking for a second car for me and ended up with our caravan instead , no regrets and still loving it , enjoy .
Wecome , Devonboy, I am a fairly newby myself, great threads, beware the Woosie's at times. They are great though. Nice to know about cl's / cs around your area.
Hutch.
Hutch.
Hi Devonboy, big welcome to the forum.
couple of things in common here, I had a abbey stafford for about 4 years before my current van
And I'm a Devon boy as well
Not many of us on here i'm afraid, which area are you from i'm in the TQ postcode area.
PS...dont worry about us Woosie's....Hutch is jealous he's not a member YET :lol:
couple of things in common here, I had a abbey stafford for about 4 years before my current van
And I'm a Devon boy as well
Not many of us on here i'm afraid, which area are you from i'm in the TQ postcode area.
PS...dont worry about us Woosie's....Hutch is jealous he's not a member YET :lol:
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Only bought the Pageant after calling into Highbridge on the way home from Brecon.Craigyoung said:
Welcome to the forum Devon boy.
At last Gagakev will feel at home. No longer the only Devonian on here :cheer:
We had a Pageant Vendee for three years. Lovely upmarket caravan.
At last Gagakev will feel at home. No longer the only Devonian on here :cheer:
We had a Pageant Vendee for three years. Lovely upmarket caravan.
EH52ARH said:Woosies, Bah Humbug.
This is your second anti-Woosie posting. What is your problem with the Woosies??
EH52ARH said:
Yes, very experienced, but often learnt the hard way. :S You too could be a Woosie if you publicly admit to something stupid that you have done, preferably caravan related but not necessarily. :woohoo:
You then need to be nominated, seconded and then knighted by his royal Woosieness. (To keep things together make your declaration of stupidity on the Woosie thread.)
WC, that you for letting me know , how declare my self as being, a prize plonker to your highly esteemed round table, but I am sure my slight descrepencies are not worthy of your consideration, blocking french paeages, ( twice) pitching up at the wrong cl sites at Dover, getting to Dover to find I have the wrong wallet, back to MK, and back to Dover. I shall stay a mere cretin, until ready to tell my full incompetence on the Woosie sites.
Yours humbly
Hutch.
Yours humbly
Hutch.
EH52ARH said:
Getting there Hutch.
Do you or SWMBO empty the Thetford after number ones and twos :silly:
Have you ever driven off before hitching up
hmy:The more stupid and unbelievable the better.
The annual Woosifests are legendary with parties from all over the country attending.
I suspect you may enjoy it :evil: :cheer: B)
Craigyoung said:EH52ARH said:Your not baiting me that easily.
But who keeps biting ..........
Hutch not man enough yet to admit his WORST mistake????? :lol: :lol:
Not Yet, , Don't think loosing my glasses down the cludgy counts, , but it makes your sense of smell more acute. :blink:
Must be a really bad one and by not telling us surely he's more Woosie than the most dedicated of us Woosies. Obviously in a league above us
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