Please don't hate me!

[rich p]

Staying at the Cottage Inn?

Yes but don't go in through the front door though.

 

[Campfire]

I'm jealous.

 

[ufkacbln]

won't it be a wee bit heavy for the bike to pull

Wimp!!!!!

 

[asterix]

I love caravans. If I had my way (and a more adventurous girlfriend) I'd sell the house and most of my posessions, give up my job and buy one to live in.

Try living in one when it's -7C. I gave mine away as soon as I could move into a building. Albeit one with a concrete floor and just a kerosene heater - lugshury.

 

[fossyant]

That's a nice van.

 

[cyberknight]

won't it be a wee bit heavy for the bike to pull

At last electric bikes may have a use

 

[Night Train]

won't it be a wee bit heavy for the bike to pull

Not if it was the QT Van.

 

[Smokin Joe]

I think that during the period May - September a police Armed Response vehicle should be chosen at random to stop a caravan once every month. The driver would be removed fro his car, made to kneel by the side of the road in full view of other motorists and shot through the back of the neck, the body left in place for 24 hours. It would not interfere with anyone's God given right to tow a monstrosity the size of Windsor Castle up and down windy single track roads in an underpowered car as much as they want and the chances of being that month's victim would be small, but by God it would make the bastards think twice about it first as well as providing some enjoyable sport for those who have been stuck behind it for miles. It would also be much more publicly acceptable than bull fighting or the Jeremy Kyle Show, perhaps even being televised live on a mainstream channel.

 

[fossyant]

Hold on, aren't we all cyclists? Bugger the car drivers then, these might take over as 'most hated'. All buy one.

 

[Hover Fly]

That made me think of a song my mother taught me:

I'm Popeye the sailor-man,
I bought a caravan,
There's a hole in the middle,
For Popeye to piddle,
I'm Popeye the sailor-man.

 

[Piemaster]

I love caravans. If I had my way (and a more adventurous girlfriend) I'd sell the house and most of my posessions, give up my job and buy one to live in.

Rythm Thief earlier today:

 

[threebikesmcginty]

At last, a lone voice of reason...

Only one a month though, need to bring the odds down a bit, say 6 or 7 a day

 

[Panter]

No need to apologise, just get out there and enjoy it.

Chris

(Fellow caravan owner)

This

 

[gb155]

Respect to you Crax for saying it.

Fancy a long weekend down my way?

You 2 can be camp together then ? No? :-)

 

[Rhythm Thief]

Try living in one when it's -7C. I gave mine away as soon as I could move into a building. Albeit one with a concrete floor and just a kerosene heater - lugshury.

I did a couple of winters on a narrowboat. But I must admit, rather than a caravan I'd probably go for a converted Bedford horsebox or something, with a woodburning stove and an overcab bed.