Posted on 16/01/2021 15:18
It's pretty obvious really but this year is heading the same way as 2020 in terms of staycation says Nick Lomas to the BBC.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-55659639
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Posted on 21/03/2021 09:56 by Rocky 2 bucketsJV, a nickname shortens the name as in-Rocky to Rocks, see how it works?👍🏻. Happy to help😊
Posted on 21/03/2021 09:48 by JVB66You could be one of the very few ,L/V owners who seem to understand what is involved with ownership ,rather than what seems the majority, it is others responsibility to cater for my choice?,and cannot see that in the real world things are not that easy or simple
Posted on 21/03/2021 10:07
Wow, JV, you agree with me. Should I be worried?😀
My view of life as a whole is that it's what I make it and whatever my decisions are, I live with the consequences. I never expect others to bend to accommodate my needs but I work around any obstacles in my way. Therefore, in the case of my MH, I live with any constraints it imposes without expecting special treatment.
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Posted on 21/03/2021 08:30 by cyberyachtWhen you consider how many P&R sites have height barriers, it is an indication of the prevailing mindset that have a tendency to force motorhomes into "Flying Dutchman" mode rather than perceiving the need and pondering how to meet it.
Posted on 21/03/2021 09:19 by TinwheelerI've always been of the mindset that it's my choice to drive a larger than average vehicle and I don't expect others to make provision for my personal choices. If height barriers are in place it's for a reason so I go elsewhere. Strange, I know, but I see it as my problem and not one other people need to solve for me. 🤷♂️
Posted on 21/03/2021 10:07 by TinwheelerWow, JV, you agree with me. Should I be worried?😀
My view of life as a whole is that it's what I make it and whatever my decisions are, I live with the consequences. I never expect others to bend to accommodate my needs but I work around any obstacles in my way. Therefore, in the case of my MH, I live with any constraints it imposes without expecting special treatment.
Posted on 21/03/2021 10:19
What is the difference between a height barrier and one that raises to allow entry? Both do the same job of restricing entry. Car parks that charge could equally be fitted with ANPR barriers that automatically lift to allow entry but wont let you out until you have paid at the machine with a card. There are Aires in France which employ such barriers and operate quiet sucessfully.
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Posted on 21/03/2021 10:19 by peedeeWhat is the difference between a height barrier and one that raises to allow entry? Both do the same job of restricing entry. Car parks that charge could equally be fitted with ANPR barriers that automatically lift to allow entry but wont let you out until you have paid at the machine with a card. There are Aires in France which employ such barriers and operate quiet sucessfully.
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Posted on 21/03/2021 10:19 by peedeeWhat is the difference between a height barrier and one that raises to allow entry? Both do the same job of restricing entry. Car parks that charge could equally be fitted with ANPR barriers that automatically lift to allow entry but wont let you out until you have paid at the machine with a card. There are Aires in France which employ such barriers and operate quiet sucessfully.
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Tinwheeler
Campervanner from Cornwall