Time For a Touring Caravan
With the current financial climate as well everyone telling us that we need to reduce our carbon footprint, many of us have opted to try and spend more holiday time in our home countries instead of travelling abroad. Pulling out the maps and looking at areas you've never been to before is a great way to spend some of those long winter nights.
For some though the thought of holiday camp type places can fill us with dread and fear, something left over in our childhood memories I guess. The other option would be to buy yourself a caravan and a suitable car to tow it and choose our own holiday destination. As a young man cruising around in my first car I must admit to having a general dislike for caravans and caravanners, especially when caught behind one on a single track road. That was in my youth though were everything had to be fast and sitting behind the wheel of my Ford Capri with a caravan in front it could feel the world was coming to a stand still.
Today however my youth years are long gone and slowing things down a little is the number one
priority. I'm in no hurry to get were I'm going, I know I'll end up there and as many people have said it's not the destination that's important its how you get there.This statement is very true when thinking of buying a touring caravan. If you're the type of person that has to get everything when you want it in the fastest possible time then caravanning may be a shock to your system. Fast food and on-demand TV maybe something that fills your normal daily routine but when pulling a touring caravan everything slows down.
The journey is half the fun of your holiday, and getting to your caravan site safe in one piece is your number one priority. Regardless if your about to embark on a long journey across international boundaries or a local one crossing nothing more than a county boarder you should try and make the setting up, hitching up and packing up just as much fun as the journey there and your time on holiday.
Touring caravans are a great way to see your own country without the added expense of hotels. They can also be a great way to explore other countries without hassle of train, flight or bus timetables. Just don't get hung up on doing things fast.
Karl talks about caravans all the time and always like to show of his knowledge on the caravan motor mover. He owns a Truma caravan mover but talks about more than just one caravan mover at his blog.
By Karl Clark
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