It’s all very well visiting the likes of trivago dot com and booking a hotel or whatever else - camping is a most economical way of having a break in the great outdoors - for those who can afford hotels that’s fine - for others on a budget camping may be the only option

Exactly

Blimey the Grinch didn't just steal Christmas he pissed on the touring bonfire as well

I feel like slitting my wrists now and staying at home but then will have Bern on my back .

Julian don't listen to him. you and your tours are a legend. Has long has you have your health and a £1 in your pocket.
Go for it .

Alanzzg wrote: Sat Oct 20, 2018 7:26 pm Julian don't listen to him. you and your tours are a legend. Has long has you have your health and a £1 in your pocket.
Go for it .

We used to get slagged for 3 in a room in travelodge
Sale day rooms so used to it .Our finest hour was me Mike and Lyn in a straw bed in Andermatt in a hay loft above the horse stable .Cheapest accom in Andermatt .Shlafen Im Stroh was all the rage in Switzerland in 1950's lol .I've got finance in place for 3 years touring if the £995 burger holds up .Get pay out from private pension then .

Here's the web site



http://www.pferdestall-reussen.ch/

Might be closed now they were building a golf course around him .

Good spot Andermatt if like Alpine passes we went twice.

Has been maxi tours wrote: Sat Oct 20, 2018 7:51 pm

Alanzzg wrote: Sat Oct 20, 2018 7:26 pm Julian don't listen to him. you and your tours are a legend. Has long has you have your health and a £1 in your pocket.
Go for it .

.Our finest hour was me Mike and Lyn in a straw bed in Andermatt in a hay loft above the horse stable .

What gose on in the hay loft stays in the hay loft

Guess which is Lyns bit I rolled on to fresh straw for second night which wasn't so bad as we had got used to smell of horse pee coming up thro floor boards