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Thank you, glad you enjoyed this year's "adventures", and hopefully there'll be many more next year.
The Travels of Tel's Tin Tent. (2 Viewers)
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Crimea_River
Marshal
Thanks for the trip log Terry. Entertaining and informative as always.
Nice shots Terry!
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Thanks chaps.
Vic Balshaw
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Many thanks Terry, most enlightening and enjoyable. 
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Thanks Vic.
New crew member of the Tin Tent !
Vic Balshaw
Major General
Vigilantly on guard! 
Crimea_River
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Is it trained to keep hippocrockofrogs at bay?
Yes !
Fantastic series of Pics Terry, thanks for the tour.
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Thanks Wayne.
Snautzer01
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Brillant !
Crimea_River
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I think Karl is a Peroni man.
Lucky13
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Your next tin tent upgrade old boot? 
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Apart from miles per gallon (or maybe that should be gallons per mile ?), that would be ideal for the trip to Normandy that Karl and I are hoping to do in the first week of September.
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I'm finally back in Norfolk, after an extended delay due to vision and mobility problems !
I arrived on Saturday 28th June, and met up with Karl, who kindly traveled down to do all the "donkey work" in setting up the "Tin Tent" for this year's season.
This time, it's a newer caravan (Tin Tent Mk.III), much more "modern" with many good features, and looks virtually brand new.
The awning fits, but will need a bit of adjustment here and there once it's settled, but not a problem.
This will be a brief visit, just to get things sorted, and I'll be heading home in a day or two, but returning fairly soon, I hope.
So far, apart from a sudden thunderstorm yesterday, the weather has been great, if a tad rather hot and heavy at times ( average 39c/102f !!), so I haven't bothered travelling anywhere.
Over the first weekend, we started planning our location visits for our tour of Normandy during the first week of September, and of course that will be covered here in full at the time.
I will be back at the Tin Tent in a couple of weeks, and hopefully get "out and about", but meanwhile here's a pic of the "new" set up, and a shot of Field Marshall Rochford undertaking provisional planning for our D-Day tour. (note the 6th June 1944 map alongside a current map of Normandy).
I arrived on Saturday 28th June, and met up with Karl, who kindly traveled down to do all the "donkey work" in setting up the "Tin Tent" for this year's season.
This time, it's a newer caravan (Tin Tent Mk.III), much more "modern" with many good features, and looks virtually brand new.
The awning fits, but will need a bit of adjustment here and there once it's settled, but not a problem.
This will be a brief visit, just to get things sorted, and I'll be heading home in a day or two, but returning fairly soon, I hope.
So far, apart from a sudden thunderstorm yesterday, the weather has been great, if a tad rather hot and heavy at times ( average 39c/102f !!), so I haven't bothered travelling anywhere.
Over the first weekend, we started planning our location visits for our tour of Normandy during the first week of September, and of course that will be covered here in full at the time.
I will be back at the Tin Tent in a couple of weeks, and hopefully get "out and about", but meanwhile here's a pic of the "new" set up, and a shot of Field Marshall Rochford undertaking provisional planning for our D-Day tour. (note the 6th June 1944 map alongside a current map of Normandy).
