What’s number one on you MH bucket list this year?

[M-J]

Oooh choices, choices

I think a nice 5 litre one with an ergonomic handle.

 

[Dorwyn]

We've got a 2-colour squishy bucket, but it's a bit small. And it does list on some sloping aires.

 

[BOWHOUSE52]

Hi Jim spelling at school was not my best subject should have said Greece

 

[BOWHOUSE52]

Hi Clarky who do you use for your travel insurance to stay out that long
Cheers Big John ( Bowhouse52)

 

[TheDogMan]

Top of my list is to pass my medical so I get my C1 again and drive my 7 tonner for another 3 years

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[Minnie]

Thank goodness I live next to the Black Swan at Oldstead, Yorkshire prices......

The black swan is fabulous.
stayed at a caravan abs camping club site a few miles away and got a taxi there. Top notch!!

 

[Welsh girl]

Alhambra palace, Granada Spain. We will be booking our tickets soon hopefully for March time.

That was the best place I've visited, but miserable in the rain though. Can't see all its wonders.

 

[Welsh girl]

Fancy walking up Snowden. Eldest daughter and wife will hopefully be coming along too in their lovely T5.

You can't drive that up Snowdon. Lol.

 

[Welsh girl]

Hi Clarky who do you use for your travel insurance to stay out that long
Cheers Big John ( Bowhouse52)

I'll answer that one, we used Nationwide free insurance and extended it to 180 days cost us £200 for the extension.

 

[Jenben]

We are thinking of doing a chateaux and gateaux tour in the Loire valley, we often pass through there and cycle past them but have never visited any of them, the gateaux is just an added atttraction

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[funflair]

We need a motorhome first

Martin

 

[Jugar99]

Pick up a hydra lift trailer to carry our scooter and outboard without exceeding our rear axle weight limit. Then to Puglia, Greece and Croatia to explore some islands and bays on our inflatable, newly named “Atobe”.

 

[Mr Colpot]

Monet's Garden once Mrs Colpot is mobile enough.

 

[Poodlepower]

Mine is just to get a place on the New Year Meet at Shrewsbury if it happens again this year

 

[scotzsue]

know I have posted before but a quick glance at the title tonight and my first thought was a folding one with a lid.

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[KeefieWeefie]

Did you find a spot to stay anywhere near the Dali museum in Figueres?

 

[PeteH]

Racing Le Mans in October ?

Classic Le Mans?. July, I think. Allegedly Some Party!

 

[Carol]

Ours to include places we have not visited before in the UK in our trips.
Lucky my first bucket list completed.

 

[Augusta08]

Classic Le Mans?. July, I think. Allegedly Some Party!

I'm doing the Classic Sports Car Club race 16-18 October. ?️

 

[CathR]

Mine is very modest compared to all you seasoned Motorhomers. It's to get my campervan over to the Continent. Not the best of timing given Brexit etc but I think I'm ready to try driving on the right. Maybe the Netherlands or France. Nothing too strenuous, just to dip my toes in the water, so to speak.

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[PeteH]

Mine is very modest compared to all you seasoned Motorhomers. It's to get my campervan over to the Continent. Not the best of timing given Brexit etc but I think I'm ready to try driving on the right. Maybe the Netherlands or France. Nothing too strenuous, just to dip my toes in the water, so to speak.

The BBC`s Travel Guy, Was saying this morning that he had been advised that Nothing will actually change regarding Travel this side of the end of 2020?.

 

[Grianan]

Mine is very modest compared to all you seasoned Motorhomers. It's to get my campervan over to the Continent. Not the best of timing given Brexit etc but I think I'm ready to try driving on the right. Maybe the Netherlands or France. Nothing too strenuous, just to dip my toes in the water, so to speak.

Agree with PeteH ... this is the year to get over and clock up some experience before you need to take Brexit changes into consideration.

We’re pretty seasoned travellers in Europe but last year was our first year in our camper.
We went twice - a fortnight in Germany/Holland in the height of summer and then another fortnight in the south of France mid-October. we enjoyed it do much were following a similar pattern this year.

 

[MANGOFORTH]

Mine is to finish building my truck and take it on its maiden voyage somewhere in the UK. I'm thinking Scotland ???????

 

[irnbru]

To live another year

 

[JaG]

Having retired from caravanning after 45 years the first thing on our bucket list is FREE NIGHTS by way of Britstops, etc. and spending the normal night's fee on a nice pub meal. Not to mention...'far enough for today. Let's just stop at his Aire for the night in France. Bliss!

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[bellabee]

Did you find a spot to stay anywhere near the Dali museum in Figueres?

Yes, here https://www.searchforsites.co.uk/marker.php?id=30232 . It's just a car park, but quiet and safe, within about 20 mins walk of the museum. Also cheap fuel at the service station.

 

[KeefieWeefie]

Yes, here https://www.searchforsites.co.uk/marker.php?id=30232 . It's just a car park, but quiet and safe, within about 20 mins walk of the museum. Also cheap fuel at the service station.

Many thanks! Can't wait!

 

[bellabee]

Many thanks! Can't wait!

You'll love it

 

[suavecarve]

Monet's Garden once Mrs Colpot is mobile enough.

May i suggest parking there overnight and getting up in the morning with pre paid tickets, head straight to the lily pond and get to the house 20 minutes before it opens and is influxed with Japanese tourists with an amazing ray of cameras. It gets annoying after that !

 

[EmnM]

We are going over the Channel next week so I phoned my insurance company. They said I needed a green card after 31st Jan. That was arranged but then I got worried. I went on the dvla sight and was told I need an international driving permit in France but not Spain. Thank goodness I checked before travel. Likely not to be checked but for £5.50 was worth it for peace of mind.

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