Wow, bargain, nice one.

I've had this for years, it's the alternator output is too low, I believe.

I had the worst nights sleep ever there, packed the van up and went home it was that noisy.

I'd recommend either of these for a peaceful time:

http://www.coolcamping.co.uk/campsites/ ... hurch-farm

http://www.coolcamping.co.uk/campsites/ ... rkins-farm

I didn't know anyone ever took those bags seriously. I thought they were for people that desperately wanted the Thule brand name but couldn't properly afford it, and couldn't possibly be seen with a Halfords topbox.

Gasy wrote:Use one of the bendy tent poles
Tie wrapped to two strong tent pegs at bottom to stop it moving

Didn't have any bendy tent poles.

I use a suitable length (tent) pole in my tunnel to prevent water pooling due to slackness and lack of run-off. Keeps the whole thing well tensioned plus raises roof height rather than lower it. Different awning brand, but same problem. Tried that it was still baggy at the edges, also, I did think ...

First, I'd like to thank Ian and co at Bongo Towers for getting this delivered to me at extremely short notice, I phoned it in during the afternoon, and it was delivered the next morning. The first day we arrived at a site in Arras just as it was getting dark and set the van and awning up. We had al...

I've got the same. Can't remember what it was but it's not safety related, passed the MOT fine despite the area being in the inspectors zone due to some suspension issue. It's just annoying.

=D> Cheers for that Chris, by cross referencing your map and google maps there appears to be a river crossing and rail crossing between Warleigh and Claverton. Lovely Jubbely =D> That looks good - I want to try that cycle path/walking path through the tunnels. Never heard of it, will have to check ...

I use these in almost all the vehicles I've owned from cars and vans to the Bongo... http://www.argos.co.uk/static/Product/partNumber/7154722.htm A bit baggy but it just slips on and off easily, not too bad really. There's no faffing around with strings, clips and elastic that always tear and break ...

crazy uncle gray g wrote: Like the look of that one at Monkton Farleigh Chris-W,
do you know if there is a quiet footpath or cycle route which can take you happily into Bath from there ?

There's a not a single direct route, but there's a lot of footpaths in the area...

http://i.imgur.com/76oNs49.png

Just spent a couple of nights at Church Farm campsite at Monkton Farleigh, close to Bath. We spent 3 days exploring the old stone mines in the area. http://www.zen120371.zen.co.uk/camping/Camping/Camping.html Very basic, with only a single toilet and shower, you'll have to be self sufficient. There'...

Just spent a couple of nights at Church Farm campsite at Monkton Farleigh, close to Bath. We spent 3 days exploring the old stone mines in the area. http://www.zen120371.zen.co.uk/camping/Camping/Camping.html Very basic, with only a single toilet and shower, you'll have to be self sufficient. There'...

wonkanoby wrote:http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/XCLUSIVE-Univ ... 1053wt_932

those are ones i have

What's the fit like ?