"Mike Williams" wrote in message Actually, you're quite right, Bill. Both kids and dogs can be a nuisance at times. I suppose it's a matter of personal experience. Personally I have never had any trouble with kids misbehaving on sites, whereas I have had lots of trouble with unruly dogs. I would personally opt for a...

"Harry Rogers" wrote in message ... Andrew I tow with a Porsche Cayenne Turbo. So no problems there. I'm just interested in anyone's experiences with the Vanmaster. Thanks for your comments . Harry

Gilly Have just returned from France today and read this post.To some up the replies; an article in todays Daily Express tells the story of an English couple being gassed as they slept in an Aire near Lyon. They new nothing until they came too and found all their possessions gone and they were in amongst other caravans. To those who say they haven't had any problems staying on Aires, then...

Simon Hawthorne wrote in message ... On 1 Jul 2003 10:52:06 -0700, (Morven Ogg) wrote: What? It is a free land (still, just about) - I can invite anyone into my house I choose - and turn away who I choose - a pub landlord can refuse a drink to anyone he chooses - without a reason - if a ...

"frank" wrote: Sorry to be ignorant, but which one is a T25? I only ask because the older vans - wasnt it called a 21 window or something - are stunners There have been four variants of the VW Transporter family and a fifth is just about to be released. The original Type 2 (the Beetle was the Type 1) was the delightful split screen van, various models of which were...

I had a **** drive to work today and you are a liar if you say that your's was any different. Hmmm. I had a day off today. But there again I can do that when I feel like it. Hah - you couldn't tell me what car my wife drove. It's a new Shogun. I have a new Amazon. Together - over 70k in cars. I'll bet you have a K reg Discovery. It's no wonder you can have a

On Thu, 3 Jul 2003 14:17:45 +0100, kqr wrote: In article , Joe says... Which web page did you download this from ? I didn't.

On Thu, 3 Jul 2003 12:24:14 +0100, "Roy" wrote: "Joe" wrote in message ... one can always tell the under educated by their lack of vocabulary Quote ' "Joe" wrote in message

In article , (Dave Smith) wrote: Apparantly, a car battery is designed to release a large amount of power in short bursts whereas a leisure battery is designed to release a relatively small amount of power over a long period of time - this makes them 2 different types of batteries.

In article , (Paul Saunders) wrote: It would be nice if people would have a little courtesy to say 'thanks' when they ask for help on a particular subject. I've replied to 3 posts in the last couple of weeks and only 1 had the courtesy to reply and say thanks. Is it too much to ask or am I being a bit ...

In article , Paul Saunders wrote: Yes, I've noticed that alot of posts are from one-timers, and like you say, it is a delight when people say thanks. (and agree with your comments - like this post)! Yet despite the advice, you still post upside down and leave all the previous irrelevance trailing in...

I'm sure caravan thieves reading your comments will appreciate your useful guide to removing the Guardian clamp !!!!!!!!!! "David Thornber" wrote in message ... In article , Doc writes It's the HD2 model of their Original (red) range, I think. It's a U-shape and...

Paul Saunders deftly scribbled: It would be nice if people would have a little courtesy to say 'thanks' when they ask for help on a particular subject. I've replied to 3 posts in the last couple of weeks and only 1 had the courtesy to reply and say thanks. Is it too much to ask or am I being a bit over sensitive? I reckon you're over-sensitive ...

Looked on the NR site this evening, it's very nice but I'd like to compare it with other manufacturers. Trouble is, I can't remember the names of any :-( Please will someone suggest some? TIA Mary

"Paul Saunders" wrote in message ... It would be nice if people would have a little courtesy to say 'thanks' when they ask for help on a particular subject. I've replied to 3 posts in the last couple of weeks and only 1 had the courtesy to reply and say thanks. Is it too much to ask or am I being a bit over...

"Paul Saunders" wrote in message ... It would be nice if people would have a little courtesy to say 'thanks' when they ask for help on a particular subject. I've replied to 3 posts in the last couple of weeks and only 1 had the courtesy to reply and say thanks. Is it too much to ask or am I being a bit over...

"Eric Clarke" wrote in message ... Take a days supply of grub with you plus you will not be able to get fuel. Also, many shops do not open on Mondays. Sorry, but Sunday is a real bummer. Not for the French though. At least the vast majority of the population get a proper day off with the family. Perhaps Sunday still feels...

"Ian McFarlane" wrote in message ... "Philip Davies" wrote in message ... With the advent of even more crafty ways of checking ones speed(see do you SPEED) I am seriously thinking of having installed cruise crontrol on my ...

Phil, If you can get it fitted to your car then do it, it is great. It takes a lot of the strain out of driving, either with or without a caravan on board. I have it on my Range Rover and would not now buy a car without it. It takes away the concentration needed to watch your speed and leaves you free to watch what the other idiots on the road are doing. As for the cruise dropping out, mine is...

Depends upon the area. If you are in a heavy tourist area then even the hypermarkets are open. For instance the big one in Frejus opens on a Sunday during the season and the intermediate one in Brevins-les-pins. I would expect that some around Nice are open, but are less likely to be so as you go inland.