Salisbury c&cc absolutely boiling hot! Pretty much full but all pensioners now the kids have buggered off 
Where Have You Been In Your Van Today?
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A drive through the Trough of Bowland, on way to Gisburn Forest. I enjoyed the drive the gf not so much with travel sickness.
Tomorrow at school: “My Granda has a really cool van…!”
Bloody spoke too soon. Family with kids just pitched next to us.
They must be isolating!
Brilliant
Yes lots of room on shell island and some lovely views and weather has been spot on .That looks a nice spacious site with glorious views with weather to match.....seen many dolphins?
No dolphins this weekend must be up around the coast of Aberystwyth/ new quay
Beautiful!
@moomin-j , There is no better sight than good moon.
Definitely, I have to wait outside for at least 30mins (from the agreed departure time) before we go anywhere! At what point do you start revving the engine?Nowhere yet!!… STILL waiting for the missus!View attachment 129382
@BoroBoy - when contracting at the steelworks, I've spent many a good night in Redcar drinking & generally having fun times , where a "good moon" meant something slightly different to what my original post showed!!
My lady and I have been together for 14 years, there is a bag that goes everywhere with her and I have no idea what is in it. So far anything we’ve needed out of the blue has not been in it.
It has to be in the front of the van at all times in case there is something useful inside it!
It has to be in the front of the van at all times in case there is something useful inside it!
couple from last week, 1st was a dog walk at Ditchling Beacon and the 2nd was Zipworld at the weekend (followed by Bikepark Wales on Sat with no photos - which unfortunately ended with a trip for my lad to A&E with head trauma and fractured elbow and an overnight stay in Myrther Tydfil Prince Charles hospital). Still a few things to get sorted with the van but getting there
No pics as yet but arrived at Camping au Bord de l'Aisne in Guignicourt, just north of Reims this afternoon. A very nice site by a river and only 21 euros (thanks again to @Nigel W and the ACSI card). Now it's onwards and downwards to South of France. For anybody interested, the Eurotunnel crossing to Calais was a doddle even in this era of Brexit and Covid. We didn't get stopped by French customs etc. which is a good job as we had illegal meat and dairy products on board. The tunnel wasn't terribly busy and we turned up early and was on a train an hour before our booking.
