Sorry Lisa. Our son is a RAF fighter Pilot and saw the funny side in his dad telling him to be careful with our caravan.
He's been caravanning for far longer than he's been a pilot Lisa 
He and girlfriend are surfers and mountain bikers and they are away caravanning as much as they can. He's just finishing rebuilding the insides of a caravan that was used as an office. Inside is carbon fibre panel and alluminium to save weight so he can carry surf gear and bikes.
His CO is a caravanner to and some of his mates weekend away with him.
He and girlfriend are surfers and mountain bikers and they are away caravanning as much as they can. He's just finishing rebuilding the insides of a caravan that was used as an office. Inside is carbon fibre panel and alluminium to save weight so he can carry surf gear and bikes.
His CO is a caravanner to and some of his mates weekend away with him.
1. Depends on the friend or relative in question. Would find it hard to say no to close family members. Rob's parents have their own motorhome which they will not lend to anyone so don't think his family would ask as a precedent has been set. Claire's brother's response to the news we were getting a caravan was "Oh good, we'll be able to borrow it!". He hasn't asked since we got it though so we're not pushing it.
2. Same as above really but would probably have to lend out our car too to tow which we actually feel more concerned about than lending out the caravan.
We have friends who frequently borrow her parents caravan. Her Dad tows it to wherever they want to holiday, comes home then goes back to collect it at the end of their stay! They've got it made.
2. Same as above really but would probably have to lend out our car too to tow which we actually feel more concerned about than lending out the caravan.
We have friends who frequently borrow her parents caravan. Her Dad tows it to wherever they want to holiday, comes home then goes back to collect it at the end of their stay! They've got it made.
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