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I fear that sometimes, just as a problem is germinating, we accept that it has already become a fact and is therefore unavoidable. Recently, I have been fed press release after press release and have been approached by PR companies all telling me the

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It is amazing sometimes how things have a way of working out, even if it means going full circle. Thinking back 40 years when we embarked on our journey with two small children, in a Hovis loaf of a tent, we could only envy the dream of a motorhome.

Reading about people referring to problems finding LPG, I have just had an Eberspächer diesel night heater fitted by Prolek of Diss, Norfolk. I find it cuts the use of heating with LPG by 60% and I spend much less time driving around looking for LPG

I feel compelled to add weight and support to the letters of Ian (Mar, p14) and Dave Freeburn (Jan, p11)… not everyone likes dogs. We have stayed on sites where I have witnessed owners leave the dogs’ excrement on paths and borders, extending leads t

Our 2006 Trigano Tribute, purchased by us in 2013, has served us well throughout Ireland and Britain. However, parked up during an easterly gale recently, the top casing of the Fiamma 65 buckled, giving the appearance of being terminal. I assume the

I took this picture after my husband and I climbed up to Ojstrica viewpoint behind the Camping Bled site in Croatia. The view was breathtaking and to hear the bell tolling from the church on the island was magical. The walk around the lake after was

“We have been travelling in Europe since 1997 and have explored all the popular areas. France we love. Switzerland is perfect. Spain can be dodgy! Germany is beautiful, but we could never warm to the cuisine. Austria is similar, but the delicious cak

Think motorhomes and caravans in the UK and Swift will not be far from anyone’s thoughts. It has been producing leisure vehicles for 52 years and motorhomes for 32 of those. But back to today where the impact of the pandemic has had an unexpected ben

TECH HELP EDITOR Nick Fisker Base vehicle expert Q What’s the correct tyre pressure? I recently bought a Marquis Majestic 120 and have been researching the correct tyre pressure for it. The current tyres are 215/70R15 CP 109 R, which have a maximum p

I noticed that the plastic outside locker door handles on our motorhome (a 2006 Autocruise Starburst) were badly sun-damaged and stained. I have tried various products in an Attempt to renovate these in the past, including several makes of bodywork p

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This 2020 Chausson has a rear transverse double over a garage and a drop-down bed (also a double) over the lounge. It has swivel captain’s chairs, creating a perfect relaxation area. The well-equipped central kitchen sits opposite the washroom. Featu

Why turn any old ’van into a street food truck, or mobile coffee bar when you can vandalise a rare classic motorhome? Enthusiasts of classic motorhomes will recognise the wonderful example in the picture, the Wanderer, produced and sold by Wilsons Mo

THIS MONTH Martin looks at the rising demand, prices and the retro makeover epidemic Martin Watts... ...lives and breathes classic motorhomes. He has just bought a 1990 Talbot Harmony for a great price and thinks he may keep this one for a bit... Had

This month, Martin looks at a pair of turn-of-the-century models, spotted on outandaboutlive.co.uk • Year: 2002 • Mileage: 50k • Base vehicle: Peugeot Boxer • Berths: 2 This Bessacarr was not a model that I was that familiar with, but for a couple se

Have you heard? There’s going to be a lot of first-timers on campsites this summer. Now it really is your duty to help at least one of these with any pitching issues they may have. However, once that’s out of the way with, you can sit back, relax and

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