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| Teach Yourself Caravanning (Teach Yourself - General) (Paperback) | |
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"Teach Yourself Caravanning" will cover everything you need to know to get full enjoyment out your caravan. From the initial decision-making (what is right for you?) to the different models (towing caravan or motorhome?), from buying and maintaining, to driving, camping and holidaying abroad, |
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| The Caravan Show DVD | |
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The Caravan Show as seen on cable or satellite TV. Ten programmes, were broadcast on the Discovery channel |
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| The
Dragons Forty Years Hitch
by David G Rosser |
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As seen in Motorhome Monthly July 2003 Page 16 |
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| Motorhomes:
The Illustrated History
Andrew Jenkinson |
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Holidaying in motorhomes, motor caravans and
camper vans is a hugely popular hobby around the world
Here's the first book to record the history of the motorhome from crude pioneers to todays huge variety of practical and luxurious homes on wheels. Heavily illustrated, including rare and never before published pictures. Andrew Jenkinson also writes for Caravan Magazine, Caravan and Motorcaravan Mart, Practical Caravan, Practical Motorhome and Caravan Life Synopsis |
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| Caravans:
British Trailer Caravans 1919 to 1959 The illustrated history Andrew Jenkinson |
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2nd edition, This text presents the history of Britain's trailer caravan industry and its diverse products in the formative years of the popular hobby. Caravanning is a hugely popular
hobby - the Caravan Club has
nearly 300,000 members. |
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Caravans:
British Trailer Caravans from 1960 |
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This text presents a colourful, in-depth look at trailer (touring) caravans and the caravan industry since 1960, including many of the less well-known and unusual designs. Lavishly illustrated. |
| The
Veloce Guide to the Top 100 Used Touring Caravans
Andrew Jenkinson |
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| Including full specifications of all models produced by the popular touring caravan manufacturers since the 1980s, this guide includes photographs of both the exterior and interior of each 'van and should prove useful to both first-time buyers and experienced caravanners | |
| The
Essential Handbook of Caravanning & Trailer Tenting Len Archer |
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Synopsis A glovebox guide to all aspects of caravanning and trailer tenting. Topics include: buying and finance; towcar requirements; booking sites and setting-up; touring overseas; legal requirements; accessories; safety and security; electricity, gas and water; and essential equipment. |
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| First
in the Field Hazel Constance/ The Camping and Caravanning Club |
| First in the field charts both the history of The Camping and Caravanning Club and the camping industry itself over the past 100 years. It includes stories and anecdotes from many camping enthusiasts and allows you to compare childhood memories of camping with your family to modern day tent and caravan holidaying. The photographs in the book are superb and I would recommend First in the Field just for these alone. |
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| The
Essential Handbook of Caravanning and Trailer Tenting
Len Archer |
| A glovebox guide to all aspects of caravanning and trailer tenting which aims to be accessible to beginners while providing information suitable for more experienced hands. The text covers buying advice, camping etiquette, safety issues and overseas touring. |
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| Follow
That Caravan Gordon Channer |
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Although these books are novels (adventure, risks and dangers, sadness and elation, but most of all humour) they are actually a true story. The valley, the village, waterwheel and tower to which Jan was tied - they're all waiting for you to visit. Truth is better than fiction sometimes and even the names of the various people are generally real, just a few changed when they involve embarrassing incidents! That unbelievable courtroom type drama at the end of the book is also true - and I can prove it. I've been very careful to approach those mainly involved and get their written confirmation. There is romance too, not quite so explicit as in the previous book - Jan won't let me write another piece like that! And a love of animals and all things natural - we really did have 300 wasps in the kitchen, friendly little creatures, some of them fed happily from a finger, and those three abandoned young owls in the bathroom were a delight, safely released back to the wild when they were strong enough. This pleasure in animals is a minor part of the story, but runs through the whole series - there is intrigue, and fun with the children; with the grandparents too; a family tale. Will you like the series? Not much chance you may think, of getting an honest answer to that question from the author! I'd better stay neutral, just pass on the comments of others. Many women have told me their husbands never read, but have picked up the books to see what caused the laughter, then they get absorbed and won't give them back! Now that's real encouragement for any author. Try one, see if you like them, or as a present perhaps for someone special - but a word of warning; each book follows on where the previous one ends, so start with the first. |
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| The other books in this series | |||
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1) Village
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2) House
by the Stream |
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3) Wheel
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4) A
Buzzard to Lunch |
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Roadcraft:
Towing Philip Coyne Review |
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For both newcomers to the world of caravanning, as well as seasoned hands, this sixth edition draws on the author's experience of caravanning to combine useful tips and information. Topics covered include: choosing a caravan; towing, loading and hitching up; reversing and manoeuvring; equipment accessions; water, gas, electricity and sanitation; furnishing, maintenance and security; driving abroad; caravanning clubs; and insurance.
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| Alan Rogers' Mobile Homes and Chalets |
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| Perfect Pitch by Pam Gittins | |
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A booklet telling Camping tales from 1926 to 1999 which has been written and produced with items collated from various people by Pam Gittins, a member of The Camping and Caravanning Club, Solent District Association
£3 available direct from Pam and not connected with Amazon.co.uk
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| Full
Timing?: Don't be
Afraid Anna Shannon |
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| RV
in UK: a Guide to the British Operation of an American Motorhome David Berry |
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American motorhomes are great vehicles but many people are daunted at the thought of operating one in a UK environment. This book is their reassurance; there are differences to European motorcaravans but nothing that cannot be overcome. Those differences are examined and the various types of RV are explained. The utilities - gas, electricity and water - are scrutinised. Then thoughts turn to engineering, driving and legal matters. This is all in preparation for getting on the road, so the next topic is places to stay. Car towing is a natural accompaniment to an RV and this is studied in some detail. Security, a bit of DIY - everything relevant to RV operating is covered. This book would help, in a general way, those considering hiring in the USA. The whole is a piece of solid advice on the operation of one of these splendid motorhomes here in the UK. |
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| The
Recreational Nomad David Berry |
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All you need to know about getting started; the ideas for DIY improvements; useful magazine articles; and a motorcaravan log- notes of the author's travels with around 650 black and white illustrations. |
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Towing, Caravanning and Trailer Tenting
Reg Batchelor
Discovering
Horse Drawn Caravans
D.J. Smith
The
Law Relating to Mobile Homes and Caravans
R.J.F. Gordon
Motor
Vehicle Bodies, Trailers and Caravans
Great Britain
Making
Model Gypsy Caravans
John Thompson
Excellent source book for modellers
The detailed scale drawings by John Thompson are really good and details of the
Dunton 'Ledge' Caravan are so good that one could actually make a real one from
them. I have built a number of models from this book, each one different in
style and painting though the Dunton I prefer as the original. Clear, consise,
and to the point!
Software
- AutoRoute
Great Britain & Europe
2003
Software - Route 66 Britain 2003
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