what I love about motorhoming

[Allan & Loren]

To counter balance all the groans and moans on threads over the past few days, I thought it time we got back to basics and showed all the people thinking of joining us what a great bunch of funsters we are.

So go on, dig deep and tell us all what you love most about motorhoming.

 

[Brian and Jo]

Being able to park up in the middle of a big field and start up my generator
Brian and Jo

 

[DanielFord]

Full English breakfast! It's the only time I have one

 

[DanielFord]

Being able to park up in the middle of a big field and start up my generator
Brian and Jo

Thanks, my keyboard just got sprayed with coffee after reading that one!

 

[Allan & Loren]

We love having the freedom to travel wherever we like and meeting lots of new friends en route.

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[chaser]

We love having the freedom to travel wherever we like and meeting lots of new friends en route.

On the other hand you don't have to talk to anyone if you want to be on your own, try that in a hotel or B and B

 

[jonandshell]

Freedom to do as you please.

(Apart from inconsiderate waste dumping!)

 

[Neilfg]

Being able to park up in a field away from all the generators

 

[Bluestar]

Meeting nice people

 

[32143]

Being able to bring the dogs abroad with us, saves a fortune in kennel fees and nothing better than a swim in the sea with three Labradors who will never grow up and say they don't want to come anymore

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[timetochill]

Meeting nice friendly people and then running my genny when they having a snooze

 

[BobtheBass]

Having Mrs Bobpalt bring me breakfast and coffee down to the lake or river where I have been fishing since stupid o'clock.........

 

[timetochill]

On a more serious note meeting like minded people being able to chill out and enjoy wherever you are and relax

 

[scousebird]

Going places we probably would never have gone on a package holiday

 

[Allan & Loren]

I also like how complete strangers like irnbru ask if anyone wants sq sausage, haggis, etc bringing to meets

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[Cat53]

I think being able to totally relax in your own space, wherever you are.

 

[Sandancers]

Not being governed by Airline luggage allowances !

 

[big bertha]

Having your own space and usually parked up among gorgeous scenery, the dogs having long lies because they are sleeping in the same room meaning we also get one.

 

[Jaws]

Being able to switch off.

Having been self employed for yonks, I find that when I am home, even though I used to set out to 'have a day off' I always ended up working.

get away in the motor home and .... relaaxxxxxxxxxxx !!!

 

[scousebird]

Having my own bed and loo!

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[DanielFord]

Being able to switch off.

Having been self employed for yonks, I find that when I am home, even though I used to set out to 'have a day off' I always ended up working.

get away in the motor home and .... relaaxxxxxxxxxxx !!!

Very envious, I still have to work, even when in the van. Sometimes that means locating an area with decent 3/4G depending on job in question :-(

 

[DavidG58]

the huge grin I have on my face as we set off down the drive, shame we don't have a rear view mirror, but I feel like I have a big grin anyway

I even felt the same today just going to get gas and weighed, lost some of the grin after the weighbridge , but got it back before I got home

 

[Enword]

Independence

 

[Old Soldier]

The adventure...... Every trip out is a new one..

 

[Baycott]

All of the above. No waiting at airports, meeting like minded folk, independence and so much more

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[mikekaren2]

Karen likes being able to take her sewing machine and material so she can make clothes cushions bags etc, for her the best thing is watching people walking past 2 or 3 times to see what she is making.

 

[Vouty]

Touring with our two golden retrievers in the stunning countryside, goodbye to airports and hotels.

 

[irnbru]

I also like how complete strangers like irnbru ask if anyone wants sq sausage, haggis, etc bringing to meets

Thanks but I don't see funsters as strangers..Just friends I have yet to meet

I love nothing better than getting away and parking next to the sea listening to the waves crash off the rocks as the rain batters down on the MH

 

[grumps147]

As well as most of the above, being able to bring my winters supply of good french wine and cheeses at rock bottom prices back with me late autumn.

 

[gus-lopez]

Just being able to go where you want & stop wherever you fancy.

Thanks but I don't see funsters as strangers..Just friends I have yet to meet

What a lovely expression.

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