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 18/01/2021 09:29 by SteveLWe have I think 14 booked for May/June, some CAMC which we rebooked for this year when they were cancelled in Lockdown 1, some with deposits which we asked to be transferred. When we did it we thought we would be OK, now not so sure. Even if OK to go, there is the question as to wether some of our booked sites in NW Scotland will open for business. Hopefully we will at least be OK for our booking at Hawes in July. Not done anything beyond then, as we have a ferry booked for over there in September.
Posted on 18/01/2021 09:56
Interestingly a CL I've booked in July waived the deposit just in case things fell apart again, although I would willingly have paid it.
I'm now looking for a CL or CS in the SW, nearer to home for a possible earlier break after Easter. It gives us something to look forward to at the moment however precarious!
Posted on 16/01/2021 16:41 by brueFreddy there's an update which I expect you heard or read..."Over 50s rush to book holidays" BBC LINK
Can't help thinking. like you, there might be a rush to cancel unfortunately as the vaccination programme is going to take quite a long time to reach all those intended age groups.
Posted on 18/01/2021 09:01 by allanandjeanHi David, lets be diplomatic and say that,as a married man,and after being together for over 46 years, one tends toward the things that are likely to please!
Posted on 17/01/2021 14:47 by JVB66Has your static got a flotation kit fitted as those on the river bank at Evesham are so fitted, after the big flooding a few years back?
Posted on 18/01/2021 10:51
Yes JVB flotation fitted to all vans on site by the owners, and maintained by them. Hydraulics fitted front and back, so if it does flood the van just rises. Also we have 'new for old' insurance, so we never worry if it floods. It doesn't usually get that high though as the van is raised as well. One of the reasons we bought on a flood plain is to ensure the site won't get sold to a housing developer, as so many others are.
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