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We've got one too, its great and so quick to sort out epecially if its windy. We have had a couple of the elbows break but they are very easy to replace. (Always good to keep one spare)

This is one of the best things we've bought for cooking when we have electric hook up and certainly saves on using the gas: http://www.amazon.co.uk/Andrew-James-Multi-Cooker-WARRANTY/dp/B004MZ7IPE/ref=pd_sxp_grid_pt_0_1" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false; Basically it's a multi ...

Thank you for asking, we think we might have solved it but the next few weeks will tell. The leisure battery was still charging from the main battery even when the engine was switched off. We've had a new relay and the electrics now come off the leisure battery (before they came off the main battery...

Thank you both, yes your suggestions had been checked. It looks as if the leisure battery was still trying to charge from the main battery when the engine was switched off and both batteries were trying to remain level. We've had a new relay fitted and just having the wiring checked to make sure tha...

We seem to always have this problem over winter when we leave Dudley for a few weeks. However, since having a new radio fitted this year we have had a catalogue of failed starts. Numerous RAC call outs. We've had a new battery fitted, new alternator and now a new starter motor. We've had Dudley chec...

Hi, there are a few of us going about 14 so not as many as normal. (Detailed in the members only section which I realise you can't get into). It will certainly be different this year. If you do decide to go we'll all be in Area 4 do come over and say hi.
Alex

fairwynds wrote:Thanks Maddy - will start to look through those.
As the weather has most definately turned, and I dont yet have Propex/Eber, methinks hook up would be good. And maybe hard standing!

lol Lincoln Park is nice, there is a swimming pool there too and a pub down the road

Hi, I guess it depends on what cost you are prepared to pay over night and whether or not you require hook up but here are a few to keep you going :ok http://www.lincolnfarmpark.co.uk/" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false; (electric) http://www.cotswoldscamping.co.uk/" onclic...

Thank you for the replies.

That's a good point in reference to the ferry and booking, we were going to book in November but may hold off now

Fortunately we have plenty of time to brush up on our French......... Particularly in relation to taking Jess to the vétérinaire

We are looking at travelling to St Malo during the summer holidays next year and camp for 10 days in Brittany. Has anyone managed to get discounts during this time? Also any tips particularly as we will be travelling with a dog :D We are really excited about our first venture to France :ok Many than...

The Khyam Sleeper although expensive has been a great buy for us, it's really easy to put up and Hubby can now do this on his own which gives me a chance to sort the camper out and therefore cuts down the time for getting set up. It gives us plenty of room and extra sleeping space. One thing to ment...

jocko wrote:went with here in the end, thanks for the help.

http://www.uphillboatservices.co.uk/index.html" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

let us know how you get on

No go with Waarren Farm. My friend who is coming with us, has a small van which they do not allow. :( So still need to fine somewhere. That's a pity it's a nice site. You could try: http://www.breanfarm.co.uk/channel-view.html" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false; Or: http://www....

Warren Farm, a great place nice size pitches we stay there often.

http://www.warren-farm.co.uk/index.html" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

Alex

Its not quite wild camping but you could try here, nothing special but right by the castle

http://www.cardiff.gov.uk/content.asp?n ... 65&id=1582" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

Hope that helps
Alex