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DFSK Cutie – The Smallest Camper In The World?
We spotted this little camper at the Shepton Mallet Motorhome Show last week. Boy, is it dinky! It was certainly catching people’s eyes at the show, so we thought we’d take a closer look.
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Van Spotting: Karmann Gipsy
Here’s another golden oldie van, spotted enjoying some Spring sunshine down in south Devon last week. I’ve featured a Karmann Gipsy in my van spotting blogs before, so I think they must have a subliminal hold over me.
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Eugene Is For Sale!
Well, it’s with a little tear in the corner of my eye that I announce that Eugene, our RV, is now officially for sale.
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Van Spotting: Vintage French Lovely
This little beauty was parked up outside Mr. Bricolage in Arles a while back, and I couldn’t resist snapping a pic.
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Van Spotting: Featherlite Vogue
Ever wondered what a 40-foot super-luxury RV looks like? Meet the stunning Featherlite Vogue. Made by the Family Motor Coach Company for only one year (1999), these high-end RVs can still sell for up to $300,000!
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Review: Dreams RV Centre
Our hunt for our first RV this summer took us to just about every RV dealer in the country, some of them several times.
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Review: Go European Motorhomes
As many will know, we changed our van during the summer. We had a Hymer, but had decided that we wanted a bigger van with a fixed bed.
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Van Spotting: VW Camper lookalike
I spotted this little wonder at a motorhome show in Shrewsbury earlier in the summer. From a distance (of several hundred yards), and if you weren’t paying too much attention, you could be forgiven for thinking you were looking at a VW camper.
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New Van, New Adventure
As you will probably know, our European gap-year adventure didn’t entirely go to plan. We had to return home for a while, due to unforeseen circumstances.
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Van Spotting: Karmann Gypsy
We spotted this fine-looking Karmann just down the road yesterday, when we went out looking for eagles to photograph. We did find eagles, but this Karmann Gypsy was much closer to my camera, so the photo is infinitely better than the ones of the eagles.
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