Offside Doors

Yes, perfect. 😊

Then you can let your waste go on the pitch  and who would know  until it starts to be smelly

You sound like a right bundle of laughs.

On your second point - yes, I completely agree, I was not complaining about the fact that it had come up before. The reason I made the point, though, was because I was so struck at how remarkably similar the OPs were, not just in the words, but also in the style. I had recalled the earlier post and a Google search on similar words quickly found it!  

On your first point, I am not so sure. So many other factors play into how I pitch and I very, very rarely pitch nose in in this van (although I more often did in my previous continental van). I agree about the Sevel lean of course, but I rely on blocks. Most often it is because I like to have the view through my front windows and more often than not the back of the pitch is trees, or hedging. Funnily enough, on my very last trip I pitched nose in for the first time in recent memory. This was because I was at Abbey Wood on the top of the hill where you get a nice outlook. Ironically, although most motorhomes parked nose in, the guy beside me (the other side was clear ground) did not pitch nose in and, with a British van, ended up with his door facing mine. But it was not at all an issue because they were friendly and quiet people. It's when you get the noisy revellers that these kind of things can become more of an issue. 

Stayed on similar in France, I liked the idea personally suited us well

Well……..it’s better than a Club Site, but, pitches still not large enough, the hedges are a tad too high, and unless you like greenery, I am guessing the view is across to someone else’s outfit. But, nicer than a Club Site😁

You did ask😁

Yes, very typical of continental sites. Has the benefit of providing shade and shelter. 

Perhaps he just enjoys privacy and living quietly?

I have to say that I am not particularly keen on being door to door with the neighbouring unit. Whilst the picture posted by ET is quite common in Europe it is less so here. There could well be a half way house with shrubs planted between pitches just to give a little privacy. Perhaps the CMC feel it goes against "Club" ethos? 

David

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