Picking up the caravan. Hope we get home in one piece!
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Got home safe and sound, this evening. We are arranging storage in the next few days.
Salient lesson learned, though.
An elderly gent and his wife (I hope they aren't members, here!), picked up their son's new caravan just before us. They were rummaging in the camping shop before us. While we were doing the paperwork on our caravan, a head appeared around the door.
'Can you help us? The caravan has come adrift on the roundabout.'
I asked if anyone was hurt, as I am a First Aider, but there were no injuries, or others involved in the incident.
One of the chaps from the workshop who was going to show us the bits and bobs of our caravan, dashed out to assist, with apologies, but I said not to worry, and take his time.
The dropped van came back, fairly badly damaged, offside front - the elderly gent, an experienced tin-tent lugger, had not hitched the van up properly, by all accounts. It had travelled about 150 yards.
I would not like to be the said gentleman's son, this evening.Happiness is a palace on two wheels.
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Originally posted by Kipsy View PostBut the ideal thing about storage is that its not so obvious when the house is empty because they don't see the caravan missing as its never been thereand you get discounted insurance if you use the right storage sites
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