I would really value your opinions on this. I brought a lovely caravan and tow car, 2 years ago, when I had some inheritance money - it was meant for my husband and I to enjoy travelling and the freedom now our children are adults. I absolutely love caravanning, however, my husband of 21 years has decided he wants a new life, and we are in the process of getting divorced. Bit of a shock to the system, and amongst all the other things I am having to think about, I don't know what to do with the caravan. I own it and the tow car outright, and would love to continue, but have concerns about towing it and setting up on my own (I am 45, but have rheumatoid arthritis, so movement is painful and limited). Its a large twin axle (26ft long). I do the water collection, and waste, easily enough, and walk my two lovely dogs, and help set up awning etc, but don't think I can do it on my own.
I am thinking of a) giving up completely and selling the outfit (as has year and half warranty on it, so probably a good time to sell), or b) going on a towing course to see if I could tow it myself or c) exchanging it for a smaller two-berth van which would be easier to manouvre, store, and tow.
I would really welcome any advice, particularly from anyone who has been in this position.
Thanks
Lois
I am thinking of a) giving up completely and selling the outfit (as has year and half warranty on it, so probably a good time to sell), or b) going on a towing course to see if I could tow it myself or c) exchanging it for a smaller two-berth van which would be easier to manouvre, store, and tow.
I would really welcome any advice, particularly from anyone who has been in this position.
Thanks
Lois