And we start to blog again! On 15th May Pegasus left Cowroast for the last time, heading for Crick, on the Leicester arm of the Grand Union. After a hectic […]
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The Cruise from Cowroast to Bristol
Preferred route from Cowroast Marina to Crick Marina Entrance No 1 Summary of trip This is a trip of 59 miles, 1 furlong and 46 locks from Cowroast Marina to Crick Marina Entrance […]
Read MoreWho’s Biting Blanche ?
Entomology has been added to our list of caravanning skills! Around sunset the light fades, the caravan takes on a brilliance which attracts anything small that flies, it’s not hummingbirds […]
Read MoreDurmitor – Lord of ‘The Ring’
So I thought I’d get my bit in first this time and give you the driver’s “View from the cockpit”. The Durmitor Ring is a 76k circular route through some […]
Read MoreKotor Serpentine and Earthquakes
The Kotor Serpentine is a series of 26 bends, running up the mountain behind Kotor. It’s a little scary, but we got lost getting to the start of it, and […]
Read MoreCaravan Electrics
OK, so let’s get the electric hook-up sorted. Not advice, not preaching, it’s just how we do it. Remember electricity is dangerous, can’t see it, can’t smell it, but touch […]
Read MoreWater Matters
OK, let’s talk water, 71% of the world’s surface, sometimes welcome, sometimes not, always heavy, ( I Litre = I Kilogramme), it’s wet and needs containment. This is how we […]
Read MoreCaravan Door Change
The door to the washroom was always a nuisance It opened into the passageway, and so cut the caravan into two. Having the door closed meant we lost the light […]
Read MoreCaravan Bottled Gas in UK, Spain and France
So it’s lockdown here in Spain, and not turned a wheel in nearly 5 months, so I’d thought I’d write up my guide to Gas in the caravan. Will also […]
Read MoreAxle Disaster
We were due to have the caravan serviced by Paul, he turned up , took one look at the wheel, which is the one generally hidden up against the fence, […]
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