UK touring with a Landy (But which one)?
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Hicap phill
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And what you save you could go to some nice B&B/hotels and not worry about the roof tent leaking.
To be honest I cant see the advantage of hiring a car or a van to sleep in and then have to find somewhere to eat/wash everyday..
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Why doesn't UK like campers staying overnight away from camp sites?
Aires are very popular across the canal in Euro land, often free but you can usually only stay a night or 2 and they like you to spend some money in the local community while you're there
Aires are very popular across the canal in Euro land, often free but you can usually only stay a night or 2 and they like you to spend some money in the local community while you're there
In the Highlands, NC 500, you have campervan and caravans parking in cemetery car parks, school car parks, entrances to fields, passing places on single track roads and a multitude of other unsuitable places.
Not to mention emptying their chemical toilets into watercourses and crapping in bushes next to the road.
Generally being arseholes !
Not to mention emptying their chemical toilets into watercourses and crapping in bushes next to the road.
Generally being arseholes !
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No need for any of that either
Lidl here in Portugal have a section of their carparks dedicated to motorhomes they even have cubicles outside with coin operated washing machines...
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Whereas some places here have gone so far as to ban them.. we don't want your money!!!
gold rover
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When did you last renew it?I still have a current UK driving licence.
