jonandshell
Free Member
We have just arrived back from a 1800 mile round trip to the Alps.
We travelled there in a motorhome without camper tyres and we suffered no blowouts.
We kept our heating on as we slept and woke in the morning without CO poisoning.
We have a fire extinguisher and still haven't used it!
We slept in a motorway service station for a few hours and were not robbed.
We used toll roads on the way down and paid class 2 fees for our 3850 kg van.
We 'forgot' to fit our beam deflectors so I dipped the headlights low using the adjuster on the dashboard. Nobody flashed us, we weren't stopped by the police and we haven't destroyed our plastic headlamp lenses.
We haven't got speed stickers on the rear and weren't arrested.
We might have forgotten to switch off the gas and didn't explode into a huge fireball.
We stopped at the aire on Calais beach, left the van whilst we checked in the dogs at pet passport control and didn't find any Africans anywhere underneath.
Are we just lucky, or is motorhoming not as dangerous as you lot make out?
We travelled there in a motorhome without camper tyres and we suffered no blowouts.
We kept our heating on as we slept and woke in the morning without CO poisoning.
We have a fire extinguisher and still haven't used it!
We slept in a motorway service station for a few hours and were not robbed.
We used toll roads on the way down and paid class 2 fees for our 3850 kg van.
We 'forgot' to fit our beam deflectors so I dipped the headlights low using the adjuster on the dashboard. Nobody flashed us, we weren't stopped by the police and we haven't destroyed our plastic headlamp lenses.
We haven't got speed stickers on the rear and weren't arrested.
We might have forgotten to switch off the gas and didn't explode into a huge fireball.
We stopped at the aire on Calais beach, left the van whilst we checked in the dogs at pet passport control and didn't find any Africans anywhere underneath.
Are we just lucky, or is motorhoming not as dangerous as you lot make out?