Club magazine doing the rounds

that's what happens over there

I have no idea and it does sounds very strange, perhaps people read it in the various post offices on the way to you? Read it then re-seal and send it on? It is a popular read.

Just out of interest what regional edition do you get? What letter is there next to the August 2018 at the top? Mine is N (I assume northern) is yours labelled OT?

Really strange Lutz.  Sounds like the Mag has been routed by the CMC IT department, ---The same way as the routing of their IT takes so long to respond.  A look at their Routing for both communication methods by people who know what they're doing might just speed everything up.

K 

We have SE on ours

We have NWM on ours, although we live in the northern part of the East Midlands.🤔

Mine's SNI

wow, south Northern Ireland?

again just out of interest does the club deliver the magazine all over the world? So far you have the record for the longest postage!

SW here.

However, I’d rather read articles about other areas of the country rather than the bits I’m very familiar with.

perhaps we should have a club magazine swap meet

you show me yours and i'll show you mine

All a little bizarre really. A club that caters for touring caravans divides up the country, prints different articles in different areas - with places on interest generally local to the division.

How many divisions? How many different articles? Why not put all articles in each magazine and make the magazine worth reading? Oh yes it will add to the postage 😲. I find the magazine totally bland now and only skim it. So sad for the amount of effort required to write, layout, print, package etc etc let alone the environmental issues including plastic wrapping 😲😲. Yes I could opt not to receive it but no financial benefit to myself and I gather the online version works like the rest of the webpages 😉😢

Actually, it's Germany. I've no idea what SNI could stand for. Perhaps others don't either. That's why it first went to Sweden, then to Vienna and finally Hungary before it reached me.