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hblewett

We are Edward and Frances, motorhoming in Sally. We had Sally I, an Autotrail, for five years and have now had Sally II, an Autosleeper for 18 months, so we consider ourselves reasonably experienced motorhomers by now. We spend several months each year travelling in Europe, and (5-day!) weekends in England walking with a group of like-minded...

We are Edward and Frances, motorhoming in Sally. We had Sally I, an Autotrail, for five years and have now had Sally II, an Autosleeper for 18 months, so we consider ourselves reasonably experienced motorhomers by now. We spend several months each year travelling in Europe, and (5-day!) weekends in England walking with a group of like-minded folk through central southern England. About 1/3 of our life is spent in the motorhome. We only use campsites occasionally, preferring to stop and go in accordance with a general plan which is there to be changed according to whim and what happens on the day.

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Britain in the frost

Friday, 05 April 2013

hblewett

General

2013

February

The smallest motorhome trip we have ever done! We sallied forth and went all of 7 miles to Christchurch/Bournemouth for a rally with the C&CC Motorhome section. Incredibly the stewards remembered us from 4 years ago - the one and only time we have been with this group before. Lovely people these motorhomers . Our stay gave us the opportunity to check out all the workings on Sally, which were working, and for Frances to revisit some of the places she used to go to as a child while staying on holidays in Bournemouth.

March

To Corfe Castle for an MAS meet. Staying on a proper campsite - an unusual event for us, but very welcome in the unseasonaly cold weather we are having. Here's a photo to prove it!

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Sallying forth

Tuesday, 12 February 2013

hblewett

General

We are Edward and Frances, motorhoming in our Autotrail named Sally. We have had her for five years now, so we consider ourselves reasonably experienced motorhomers by now. We spend several months each year travelling in Europe, and weekends in England walking with a group of like-minded folk through central southern England. We only use campsites occasionally, preferring to stop and go in accordance with a general plan which is there to be changed according to whim and what happens on the day