Hi to one and all,
The reason we call ourselves the Desert Ramblers is we had two wonderful long trips to Morocco. As old timers we have now been to nearly every country in Europe, all very lovely and well worth our time spent in each one. Morocco however stands at the top for us. Thanks to the C&CC for our first visit, they gave us a perfect introduction to that wonderful country and amazingly warm and welcoming people. We feel more safe there than many countries in Europe. If you love driving and adventure why not give it a try.
After owning many vans since 1987 we are now getting the hang of this truly wonderful pastime but are still more than happy to learn something new.
After all these years and our camping started as Scout/Guide in 1960 ( O dear that gives our age away) does anyone agree maybe our vans are now too complex. I say that because our very first van an old second hand poptop Bedford, had the basic camping essentials and we had as much enjoyment with her as our very latest van that has more luxuries than we have in doors. Perhaps that's not quite true but I'm sure you know where I'm coming from. I will not even go down the road of the cost of many new vans
that we are told by the dealers and so called experts are the greatest thing since sliced bread. Many of these so called experts have never spent a weekend in one and know it all.
I must say we are enjoying reading some of the many contributions and would say to all who are contemplating taking up motorhoming just go and do it.
The reason we call ourselves the Desert Ramblers is we had two wonderful long trips to Morocco. As old timers we have now been to nearly every country in Europe, all very lovely and well worth our time spent in each one. Morocco however stands at the top for us. Thanks to the C&CC for our first visit, they gave us a perfect introduction to that wonderful country and amazingly warm and welcoming people. We feel more safe there than many countries in Europe. If you love driving and adventure why not give it a try.
After owning many vans since 1987 we are now getting the hang of this truly wonderful pastime but are still more than happy to learn something new.
After all these years and our camping started as Scout/Guide in 1960 ( O dear that gives our age away) does anyone agree maybe our vans are now too complex. I say that because our very first van an old second hand poptop Bedford, had the basic camping essentials and we had as much enjoyment with her as our very latest van that has more luxuries than we have in doors. Perhaps that's not quite true but I'm sure you know where I'm coming from. I will not even go down the road of the cost of many new vans
that we are told by the dealers and so called experts are the greatest thing since sliced bread. Many of these so called experts have never spent a weekend in one and know it all.
I must say we are enjoying reading some of the many contributions and would say to all who are contemplating taking up motorhoming just go and do it.
