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Tinyshoes

Have managed to bash a dent on the inside of the caravan wall, don't think we can repair it.

Had forgotten last time we went over to check on it the farmer had another van parked so close I couldn't get in the main door and I had to squeeze through the small side one under the bunks.

And because I had to squeeze out again I had left the metal bunk ladder standing instead of laying it on the bottom bunk. So when the farmer towed it out this evening it wacked into the toilet wall and dented the wood veneer. So cross as it's right as you walk in the caravan as a reminder every time.

wendyak

HIgang so sorry my post was removed as I was only alerting people to the wonderful work the charity does to boost the morale of cancer sufferers.......If anyone wants to google it I think thats allowed, anyways we raised over 4k today and thought that was worth a mention.....I was most certainly not fundraising here, I think we give enough as it is xxxx.. is it ok to mention the charity by name Redfox ?

bubbs

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scamps1966

Tinyshoes wrote: »

Went over and got the manor out of hibernation this evening so stopped off a country pub on the way home. 2 courses of homemade food for £12.95. :money:

Bloomin delicious and your are right Scamps definitely not diet food. :rotfl:

Lovely meals, and there's me eating a goodfellas pizza (free)

Also managed to book a meal for two through Groupon for £3.35.

frequent

Sunshinemummy wrote: »

God you are such a charming fellow

:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

Should I buy a 325 bhp Porsche or the full monty 380 bhp convertible 911 ?

I'd appreciate the input of an accountant , qualified or not :rotfl:

bubbs

Tinyshoes wrote: »

Have managed to bash a dent on the inside of the caravan wall, don't think we can repair it.

Had forgotten last time we went over to check on it the farmer had another van parked so close I couldn't get in the main door and I had to squeeze through the small side one under the bunks.

And because I had to squeeze out again I had left the metal bunk ladder standing instead of laying it on the bottom bunk. So when the farmer towed it out this evening it wacked into the toilet wall and dented the wood veneer. So cross as it's right as you walk in the caravan as a reminder every time.

Oh no:( is there no way you could use some sort of filler or something?

Tinyshoes

bubbs wrote: »

Glad you enjoyed:T Do you think you will go to the Manor more ths year?

I hope so, I got really down about the leaks last year it took the shine off of having it to be honest.

Think I have resigned myself to the fact that as the older guy said to me last year it is just a tin box on wheels. :rotfl:

DD1 is keen to get in it she is down for a family party on Saturday and wants to stay in it from Sunday for a few days. I feel a bit pressured to get it sorted now. I don't think she realised just how much work they are when you get them out of hibernation. And we had not made it a priority while the kitchen is being done.

Mould not quite as bad as last year but even though I washed it all down before storage there is still some white bloom in places mostly opposite where the cooker is on the dinette bit. I did leave all the cupboards open and all the cushions up on end for ventilation.

It smells a lot better than last year I think putting it away before or was it the beginning October was the right decision. It's been undercover all this time. :cool:

Tinyshoes

scamps1966 wrote: »

Lovely meals, and there's me eating a goodfellas pizza (free)

Also managed to book a meal for two through Groupon for £3.35.

I don't think I could face another pizza, girls have been taking turns where to eat once a week while kitchen out of action and have been picking pizza hut etc. And we have been getting the occasional lunch time half price pizza deal now and again too.

It was lovely to have meat and 2 veg for once.

Groupon for £3.35 :T, I must have missed something? :eek:

nerfdad

bubbs wrote: »

:beer::beer::beer::beer::beer::beer::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl: oh hang on forgot:j:j:j

:eek::eek::eek::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::T:T:T:T:T

bubbs

Tinyshoes wrote: »

I hope so, I got really down about the leaks last year it took the shine off of having it to be honest.

Think I have resigned myself to the fact that as the older guy said to me last year it is just a tin box on wheels. :rotfl:

DD1 is keen to get in it she is down for a family party on Saturday and wants to stay in it from Sunday for a few days. I feel a bit pressured to get it sorted now. I don't think she realised just how much work they are when you get them out of hibernation. And we had not made it a priority while the kitchen is being done.

Mould not quite as bad as last year but even though I washed it all down before storage there is still some white bloom in places mostly opposite where the cooker is on the dinette bit. I did leave all the cupboards open and all the cushions up on end for ventilation.

It smells a lot better than last year I think putting it away before or was it the beginning October was the right decision. It's been undercover all this time. :cool:

Hope you soon get it sorted, i can imagine mould with no heating on and packed away, when we have shut down if people have fixed furniture they usually stack cushions on the floor, we have loose furniture so no problem for us