An industrial estate in Nottingham for some more conversion work. Not as glamorous as some of the places others have been over Easter, but equally exciting.
Where Have You Been In Your Van Today?
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Shropshire almost as lovely as East Yorkshire must revisit
Shell island north wales with vw t6 friends from Northampton
I have a silver van with orange pop top canvas and wanted the orange funky leisure canopy. It was out of stock last year too. I bought the anthracite which has orange guy ropes and tbh I’m glad I did. It’s subtle and works nicely with the orange accents.
Where are you in these pics, looks lovely?
The best Indian takeaway in the area is just around the corner, Maryport Tandoori. I might have passed you earlier today, I was driving a white Scania R540.
Scotland on the
Todays pitch number 61 top trumps the other 2, I think:
Let’s see what tomorrow’s campsite pitch brings, as we’ve got 19 miles to drive further east.
We’ve planned 10 different stopovers over the 11 days of travelling.
Fantastic roads with even more fantastic scenery round every (single track
) corner!!Well worth the planning & the long journey time to & from home.
Hold on a minute, am I missing something here, is there really nc500 top trump cards?Scotland on the
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Todays pitch number 61 top trumps the other 2, I think:
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Let’s see what tomorrow’s campsite pitch brings, as we’ve got 19 miles to drive further east.
We’ve planned 10 different stopovers over the 11 days of travelling.
Fantastic roads with even more fantastic scenery round every (single track
Well worth the planning & the long journey time to & from home.
Sango sands?Scotland on the
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Todays pitch number 61 top trumps the other 2, I think:
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Let’s see what tomorrow’s campsite pitch brings, as we’ve got 19 miles to drive further east.
We’ve planned 10 different stopovers over the 11 days of travelling.
Fantastic roads with even more fantastic scenery round every (single track
Well worth the planning & the long journey time to & from home.
If I’m right then you need to have a walk down the road to Balnakiel beach. It is the most stunning beach on the NC500.
If you walk all the way to the end of Balnakiel beach then there is a footpath that goes into the field and turns right and takes you back through some absolutely massive sand dunes and then back onto the beach in the middle. Then call at cocoa mountain on the way back for a cake and hot choccy.
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Bang on correct - Sango Sands it is!
A couple of photos from Balnakeil Bay beach this afternoon with the youngster…
Stunning it surely is.
Fabulous. Have a great time. We did it last year and absolutely loved it.
Btw, we stayed on pitch 63, that’s how I recognised it.
That is a long journey - a memory making trip for the youngster thoughScotland on the
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Todays pitch number 61 top trumps the other 2, I think:
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Let’s see what tomorrow’s campsite pitch brings, as we’ve got 19 miles to drive further east.
We’ve planned 10 different stopovers over the 11 days of travelling.
Fantastic roads with even more fantastic scenery round every (single track
Well worth the planning & the long journey time to & from home.
Some of these pitches look very familiar!!!
