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️ Some exciting news!! ️
We are going to be on television this weekend!
We were contacted a few weeks ago by BBC Scotland’s Landward programme (a bit like a Scottish version of Countryfile if you’re not familiar with it) as they’d seen the YouTube video by Cameron McNeish of 2 new Moray Coast Aires, one of which is our Glenbuchty Stopover Motorhome Aire, Fraserburgh. They wanted to make a positive article about a new aire, the growth of such places in communities, village car parks, etc. and the reasons for the need for more Motorhome Aires in the UK, rather than the negative ‘dirty camper’ or new parking restrictions type stories often in the press.
Sadly Fraserburgh’s normal sunshine did not appear, and it was a wet and windy day, so we couldn’t spend much time outside in the stopover, but I did get to be interviewed by the lovely Dougie Vipond, in a sparkling campervan. I think I managed to get over some of the keys points as to why Aire style provisions are needed in the UK, and why campsites aren’t a one-stop solution, plus how CAMpRA is driving this forward. I know I’ll be cringing whilst watching this, but fingers crossed it will come over okay, please don’t judge if not
Thankfully Greg didn’t point out to me that Dougie is the drummer from Deacon Blue, or I think I would have been even more nervous and star struck. The crew were lovely and we had lots of laughs filming which helped reduce my nerves.
If you fancy watching it will be shown as follows:
Thursday 23rd – 2030 BBC Scotland
Friday 24th – 2030 BBC One Scotland
Sunday 26th – 0915 BBC Two (broadcast across the whole of the UK)
Monday 27th – 1930 BBC Scotland
It will also be available on iPlayer.
Hope you enjoy our 15 minutes of fame and if you’re heading up to Fraserburgh please do come and stop with us.
Cecilia & Greg
www.facebook.com/glenbuchtystopover
www.glenbuchtystopover.co.uk
We are going to be on television this weekend!
We were contacted a few weeks ago by BBC Scotland’s Landward programme (a bit like a Scottish version of Countryfile if you’re not familiar with it) as they’d seen the YouTube video by Cameron McNeish of 2 new Moray Coast Aires, one of which is our Glenbuchty Stopover Motorhome Aire, Fraserburgh. They wanted to make a positive article about a new aire, the growth of such places in communities, village car parks, etc. and the reasons for the need for more Motorhome Aires in the UK, rather than the negative ‘dirty camper’ or new parking restrictions type stories often in the press.
Sadly Fraserburgh’s normal sunshine did not appear, and it was a wet and windy day, so we couldn’t spend much time outside in the stopover, but I did get to be interviewed by the lovely Dougie Vipond, in a sparkling campervan. I think I managed to get over some of the keys points as to why Aire style provisions are needed in the UK, and why campsites aren’t a one-stop solution, plus how CAMpRA is driving this forward. I know I’ll be cringing whilst watching this, but fingers crossed it will come over okay, please don’t judge if not
Thankfully Greg didn’t point out to me that Dougie is the drummer from Deacon Blue, or I think I would have been even more nervous and star struck. The crew were lovely and we had lots of laughs filming which helped reduce my nerves.
If you fancy watching it will be shown as follows:
Thursday 23rd – 2030 BBC Scotland
Friday 24th – 2030 BBC One Scotland
Sunday 26th – 0915 BBC Two (broadcast across the whole of the UK)
Monday 27th – 1930 BBC Scotland
It will also be available on iPlayer.
Hope you enjoy our 15 minutes of fame and if you’re heading up to Fraserburgh please do come and stop with us.
Cecilia & Greg
www.facebook.com/glenbuchtystopover
www.glenbuchtystopover.co.uk
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