Nedge68
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Picking up our first Mo Ho!
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Good luck with the operationAway for a week at a CL near Totnes before I go to hospital for a operation on Tuesday 23rd,
Now this I love- making memories!Meant to post this at the time, but just over a week ago we stayed on the Camping & Caravanning Club’s pop up site in Margate. It was near enough to my 89 year old Dad’s care home that I could walk over there and accompany him back in the wheelchair taxi.
He and my mother were lifelong caravanners and motorhomers (switching between the two for ever, as they always saw the advantages of the one they didn’t have!). We first went caravanning in the 60s, 4 of us and dog in a tiny 10 foot caravan with gas lighting and no loo or shower! Dad’s last trip, aged 85, was to take his motorhome to the south of France to revisit old family haunts. After that Dad became wheelchair-bound, and he had to sell his motorhome and move into somewhere with nursing staff and 24 hour care.
So it was nice to be able to take Dad to a campsite again, and cook lunch for him outside. Rog slow roasted a salmon, which we had with asparagus, new potatoes and hollandaise.
Dad loved it, and is asking when we can do it again!
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Check EVERTHING. Then check again, don't take or believe anything the sales person says as gospel. Only drive of when you are 110% satisfied. If possible take a friend who can be critical, as you will be to excited and just want to get away. Good luck and happy travels.Picking up our first Mo Ho!
That is wonderful. Great that the care home provides a wheelchair access taxi service. I hope I can find a care home like that and maybe I can persuade them to do a van conversion and take me away for weekends.Meant to post this at the time, but just over a week ago we stayed on the Camping & Caravanning Club’s pop up site in Margate. It was near enough to my 89 year old Dad’s care home that I could walk over there and accompany him back in the wheelchair taxi.
He and my mother were lifelong caravanners and motorhomers (switching between the two for ever, as they always saw the advantages of the one they didn’t have!). We first went caravanning in the 60s, 4 of us and dog in a tiny 10 foot caravan with gas lighting and no loo or shower! Dad’s last trip, aged 85, was to take his motorhome to the south of France to revisit old family haunts. After that Dad became wheelchair-bound, and he had to sell his motorhome and move into somewhere with nursing staff and 24 hour care.
So it was nice to be able to take Dad to a campsite again, and cook lunch for him outside. Rog slow roasted a salmon, which we had with asparagus, new potatoes and hollandaise.
Dad loved it, and is asking when we can do it again!
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How's it going Nedge68? Have you filled the fuel tank yet? Or emptied the toilet cassette?Picking up our first Mo Ho!
That is wonderful. Great that the care home provides a wheelchair access taxi service. I hope I can find a care home like that and maybe I can persuade them to do a van conversion and take me away for weekends.
Just got our van back so going to a rally near Margate for the weekend (hopefully - looks like we need to book).
That’s the oneIs that the one on Hartsdown Academy playing fields? If so, that's where we took my father for lunch.
Will you be there Saturday?Change of mind park and ride Canterbury
Yep. Just going for the weekend.Will you be there Saturday?
She was asking me! We often meet up at Canterbury P&R.If you’re asking me scousebird . We will be a Shuttleworth Friday and Saturday night.