Where Have You Been In Your Van Today?
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I’ve been going to Southwest Cornwall regularly for the past 30 years but today’s trip was a new one for me. Parked up at Porthgwarra and a stunning walk across to Lands End and back. Shame there’s no overnight camping as it has all you need there but plenty of local campsites. 
Fantastic images. The van gives a great perspective on the scale. Love all the pics that members from “Down Under” share with us in “Blighty”
Jealous much? Lots!!!
Leaving Leeds a day early and headed for home, Fife. The boot is full to the top of the rear bench seat, and with the middle row removed, we are pretty cramped in the back.
You're looking at my son's piano (must be taken everywhere on holiday) and six additional bags of 'stuff'!!
You're looking at my son's piano (must be taken everywhere on holiday) and six additional bags of 'stuff'!!
An alternative to the 'kitchen sink' I suppose!!!
Don't suggest that to my daughter otherwise I'll be wishing I'd ordered a LWB
We have a LWB. Kind of cursed myself when I first tried to park it in a carpark but now love the extra 40cm in the boot.
Working our way up towards the north coast of Scotland and deciding whether to have a few days over on Orkney.
Lunch at Staxigoe Harbour.
Lunch at Staxigoe Harbour.
Orkney has some nice archeology, a few World War features, Italian chapel and a few barriers, and the obligatory snap next to the sign pointing towards the hamlet called t**t! But other than that I found it a little dull. The old street is Stromness is picturesque but I personally wouldn't make a special trip to visit. We went there for a week scuba diving the wrecks in the flow, and had a day doing tourist stuff when the weather meant we could not dive, but I'm not sure I'd return.
I suppose it depends on whether you intend visiting the north coast again soon?
Do visit the caves at Durness. The drive along the north coast is nice (I say drive, I have traveled that road three times, but only by bicycle).
Perhaps there are things to do on Orkney which I missed and others will tell us about?
Edit: apologies to the mods, if this post is flagged for rude language. The hamlet really is called T w a t.
That’s a great walk ,is the little caffe still open
How long have you been looking at Kerry’s ring
Is that an upgraded version of @Dellmassive ‘s disco tent?
