2week family holiday itinery?
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Re: 2week family holiday itinery?
My experiences of camping in the highlands lead me to stay well away between June and September. The midges just want to eat you alive! But outside those dates its got to be one of the best places in the uk to visit.
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Re: 2week family holiday itinery?
now there's a sentence I never thought I'd see.............alkers wrote:we are nervous with our new van because the cab gets really hot. (1982 Aircooled)
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Re: 2week family holiday itinery?
what do you mean by that 1664?
Something you've heard before?

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Re: 2week family holiday itinery?
You usually can't get any heat in the cab of an Aircooled for love nor money which is why air cooled drivers freeze in winter.
Once you've found what the problem is, I suggest that you patent it
Once you've found what the problem is, I suggest that you patent it

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Re: 2week family holiday itinery?
I guess I should consider my 1st van to be topclass than - fitted with all the added extras (rather than an AA call out waiting to happen
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Re: 2week family holiday itinery?
Hi Alkers
I've just got back from france, have a read of my thread in general topics. My Holiday in France
Des
I've just got back from france, have a read of my thread in general topics. My Holiday in France
Des
If you can't weld it try bostic!!
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