I don't know if this has been asked before, but do you have a name for your caravan? We call our current van 'Abigail' (shes an Abbey Vogue). Our previous van was 'Boris' (he was a Burstner and was bought when we lived in Germany).
What do you call yours?
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Hi MikeandGill
We have an Adria Adiva on order, the first name that came to mind is Godiva!! But I don't think we'll be doing the naturist sites!!Any suggestions are welcome.
Helen
We have an Adria Adiva on order, the first name that came to mind is Godiva!! But I don't think we'll be doing the naturist sites!!Any suggestions are welcome.
Helen
Our compass is called Molesworth for reasons far too complicated to write here, but if you're a regular traveller on the A14 near Cambridge you'll see the sign for the village it's named after. In June we will wave goodbye to Molesworth and take delivery of a swift who will be....Molesworth II.
We have friends who have a Hymer called Herman.
I thought there might be some more "named" vans out there, but it's not something I've ever felt brave enough to ask the people on the nextdoor pitch.
We have friends who have a Hymer called Herman.
I thought there might be some more "named" vans out there, but it's not something I've ever felt brave enough to ask the people on the nextdoor pitch.
Anthony you and your wife are spoilsports of the first order. We could do with something that will give this forum a much needed moral boost and I think your suggestion as naturists fits the bill 100%, especially if you should add a photo or two.
Colin -I've got the photos right here ready to send, but you know the deal - nobody's allowed to look at them!!And my hair isn't that long!
Helen
Helen
Helen should you wish to post the photos I will give you my solemn promise that neither I or any other person using this forum will have a look at them.......hehehe
Hey, my threads got hi-jacked. Wheres a mod when you want one, are they like buses now and come in threes??. Take a look in the Daily Mail theres an artical about nudists today. and as for naughty photo's.......where do I look???????
Sorry MikeandGill
Firstly for the highjack, and secondly for the photos, or lack of them! It's for the best, really!
Helen
Firstly for the highjack, and secondly for the photos, or lack of them! It's for the best, really!
Helen
No doubt Tina it is after the Welsh leak which you so much like in a bowl of cawl.I believe mines called "Leaky" !!!!
Tina x
There is no need to explain why the caravan is wobbly - we are all people of the world. What is that well known saying "If the caravan is rocking don't come knocking"
In south Wales the ty bach at the end of the garden is the little tin house - translated ty bach refers to little house or outside w.c.
Hints of Dick Emery I thinkColin
ooh, you are awful, but I like you .... ;-) lmao .....
Janey
Our previous caravan 24feet overall lenght was called Bertha. So we call our present 27 footer BIG BERTHA. I know not very imaginative!
HAMER
HAMER
I call mine CRAP TAPS. (abbey GTS Vouge) Briliant caravan, CRAP TAPS. Van not allowed to go out in cold weather.
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Hey Mike I thought you were going to Italy - the offer still holds good for me to carry the bags and as said I will doff my hat to both you and your good lady.
You could always try to shorten it. Something like the VAN for instance.I call mine.....
The caravan !
Original, don't you think?
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See the answer to your sugestion the first time you made it. much as i would love the personell attention.Hey Mike I thought you were going to Italy - the offer still holds good for me to carry the bags and as said I will doff my hat to both you and your good lady.
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Mike I like your turn of phrase - if nothing else you have excellent command of the English vocabulary. However as I have previously stated I am a live coward and will becoma turncoat if there is a betted offer on the other side of the fence. Serious now I hope you and your wife/family thoroughly enjoy your holiday. My only advice is don't get drunk.
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