Sad to see the trumpet go i also had to give up bikeing bacause of my dissability but at least i have my MOHO, Gnasher [my Australian cattle dog say`s allo tae Dougal] however i am and will enjoy the letters and look forward to see whats next for the airstream, a few coffee`s will make their way soon.
Such a shame about the Triumph! You hadn't used it for such a long time though & I presume you were still paying insurance etc?! Anyway, needs must! Loved your Triumph as well, I think I may have told you but I don't expect you to remember, I always loved the Triumph Bonneville 750!! Beautiful bike!! I'll check my change to see if I can buy you a coffee!!
Just wanted to say how much I enjoyed your Glynnis stuff. My parents had a 69 Alpine C, and your coverage brought back so many happy memories, especially the views of Glynnis sitting behind your truck as you drove. I used to watch our little Sprite from the backseat of my dads car for many hundreds of miles. Happy days. Keep up the good work Andrew, your material is top quality entertainment, and has kept a smile on my face during some quite scary times.
Ps - Sprite front windows always leaked in the rain. My dads did from brand new, and it was my job from an early age, to put the towels along the front window sill. 🤣
I am already enjoying your new ‘Streamlining’ (well done Shanna!) and look forward to getting to now you better. If you weren’t aware, I was originally attracted to your channel by the fact you owned and enjoyed an Airstream. It has long been a distant dream for me to own an Airstream and, alas, it is most unlikely to happen as Mrs V, who has only set foot in a single, rather poor example of the original trio brought recently to the UK market. immediately took a dislike to the concept (dream shattered!) and will hear nothing more about it. Heyho...
Enjoy your new found freedom Andrew and thank you for sharing your thoughts and adventures of life with us.
I have enjoyed you vlogs for sometime now, mainly during the lock down when they kept up my hopes up for further trips, so it is great to have you back in a new way. Your caravanning is very different from mine which started in 1954 with my parents after 7 years of camping.
I note that you said you wanted to go to Norway, you really must it is a great country. My wife and I went there twice when there was a direct ferry from Newcastle to Bergen. It is now a long drive via the Netherlands. I look forward to reading and watching your future vlogs and blogs.
Sad to see the trumpet go i also had to give up bikeing bacause of my dissability but at least i have my MOHO, Gnasher [my Australian cattle dog say`s allo tae Dougal] however i am and will enjoy the letters and look forward to see whats next for the airstream, a few coffee`s will make their way soon.
Kind regards Jimi.
Stove looks neat, I'm wondering if a less durable version could be made for free our of tin cans?
Such a shame about the Triumph! You hadn't used it for such a long time though & I presume you were still paying insurance etc?! Anyway, needs must! Loved your Triumph as well, I think I may have told you but I don't expect you to remember, I always loved the Triumph Bonneville 750!! Beautiful bike!! I'll check my change to see if I can buy you a coffee!!
Just wanted to say how much I enjoyed your Glynnis stuff. My parents had a 69 Alpine C, and your coverage brought back so many happy memories, especially the views of Glynnis sitting behind your truck as you drove. I used to watch our little Sprite from the backseat of my dads car for many hundreds of miles. Happy days. Keep up the good work Andrew, your material is top quality entertainment, and has kept a smile on my face during some quite scary times.
Ps - Sprite front windows always leaked in the rain. My dads did from brand new, and it was my job from an early age, to put the towels along the front window sill. 🤣
I am already enjoying your new ‘Streamlining’ (well done Shanna!) and look forward to getting to now you better. If you weren’t aware, I was originally attracted to your channel by the fact you owned and enjoyed an Airstream. It has long been a distant dream for me to own an Airstream and, alas, it is most unlikely to happen as Mrs V, who has only set foot in a single, rather poor example of the original trio brought recently to the UK market. immediately took a dislike to the concept (dream shattered!) and will hear nothing more about it. Heyho...
Enjoy your new found freedom Andrew and thank you for sharing your thoughts and adventures of life with us.
Rog... :)
I have enjoyed you vlogs for sometime now, mainly during the lock down when they kept up my hopes up for further trips, so it is great to have you back in a new way. Your caravanning is very different from mine which started in 1954 with my parents after 7 years of camping.
I note that you said you wanted to go to Norway, you really must it is a great country. My wife and I went there twice when there was a direct ferry from Newcastle to Bergen. It is now a long drive via the Netherlands. I look forward to reading and watching your future vlogs and blogs.