How to pitch

ED, the only thing we will ever agree on is auto gearboxes!

Only as a visitor on Resolution.

When I asked how many Polaris were on board, having seen the tubes with the red X on the graphic, I was told 'we can't tell you that' 

Helped to build it, and crawled round many a missile tube, but never go a chance to go to sea on board, unfortunately. 

Just to close this out, we went away in June and again in July, visiting a total of 3 sites, of which one was a club site.  All were different in their pitching demands but equally all were accommodating of our inexperience and clearly explained what they wanted from us.  I was also a little bit chuffed that I reversed the van onto the club site pitch and got it with the rear offside corner mere millimetres from the peg. 

I've had caravans for 50+ years. On their own they are so quick to pack up and go, it takes much longer with an awning, however - an awning has a massive advantage for the longer than one night stays.

I began my life with awnings with a full large awning, almost essential with kids, but they were hard work to put up and take down. On our own now, just two plus a dog, I continued with a full awning, until I looked at something smaller. We now use a 260 x 260 porch awning, which has enough space to dine out, leave muddy boots and wet clothes to dry. I wouldn't want to be without some sort of awning for these reasons.