your home tv can't It's www.tv-l.co.uk which is where I found out about the cost of the b/w licence. Hilary

In article <19b.15d316bb.2c0bd146@...>, In22gram@... writes I think this is on condition that you do not also have a tv running at the home address. Includes vcr's too..... -- Alan Cocks

Buff said ....."Oh yes the Tom Tom Navigator GPS software cost £85." Hi Buff What other gear do you have please and is that Tomtom Nav 2 you have? TIA Paul

I don't imagine a tv is something we would use at all when we go abroad, but for instance, we have just spent a very wet month in Scotland and sometimes it would have been nice to have a tv. Mind you,

wrote: large go In that case, buy a large European - easier to get bits for and to be repaired in Europe than an RV, especially as you are thinking of travelling in Europe. Horses for courses - if I

Due to difficulty with the wiring on our existing trailer, made me think that there must be a way to have a reliable radio frequency camera system on the trailer for safety purposes both in parking

<motorhomes@d...> wrote: now and on the road to recovery. I'm told there should be no relief because I actually lost my sight in one eye for several hours. for a few hours a day. > The present

Try www.maplin.co.uk waterproof B/w cctv(12v supply)69.99, colour129.99 order number L21AF or L22AF. I have the B/W on the luggage rail of my M/H and find it a great help in reversing as I have a 20

wrote: make on the windscreen? ------------- From another website I have seen this suggestion; "Cover the windshield in cling wrap before starting your journey. Remove cling wrap at the end of each

A friend of ours has an early 1980's bedford CF based coachbuilt (petrol engined.) He says spares are becoming difficult to find. Does anybody know of a bedford cf motorhome or enthusiasts group

I bought one of these a few months ago and find it OK. After a few usage's it does not spring back to it's tight coiling, but stays somewhat extended which negates the purpose really. I have it

writes: Hilary, When infested with ants nests I tried all sorts of 'killers' including several of 'Nippons'. I had no results until I used the white puff powder ( also 'Nippon' if I remember right

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Hi Voxy. Your friend wants to join the Classic Camper Club. In there bimonthly magazine they have adverts for spares from other club members and also from normal retailers. There are members names

thoughtfully" Hmmmmmmmmmm.......Well, apart from the blurred vision I would think that's OK until it rains - but what do you do with cling film wrapped round your wipers??????!!! I'm doing my best

I found this site very good, I have OK'd it with them that we can wander round it ! The Boondocking tips I find has some good experience. http://www.therollinghome.com/table.html Tom Pen

In one of the cheaper house hold supplier shops (Woolies, Wilkinsons ?), I found a window mop with a squegee on the back., and the handle was about 2 ft long, so I (of moderate height) can wash and

told there should be no Good show, Stephen. Welcome back. Ernie Bull

<musicalj2@y...> wrote: makes it same programme minimal Hilary, just as a matter of interest, why do some of your words have a little "worm" either side of them? Is it good grammar or just a