The future

I don't know about the future, I say welcome to 1984.

She did not say she also got a "server error" message

and you don't think that the powers that be can trace your whereabouts anyway?

and what makes you think that I don't know that? the Police can triangulate my position whenever they feel the need, common knowledge really. As I said, 'my timeline is switched OFF', Google and anyone else who has an objection to that can go and do one.

Faceache cannot give a precise location unless Googles location service is turned on, so Harrys bar would not have accompanied the message.

 I had no idea it was that accurate.  Some things should stay between you and your choice of plumbing.  

I see what you did there🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣. . .😱eeewwww.

I hope the people in charge of the track and trace system are not not related to the fools that are in charge of the charging infastructure.I bet it will be some Dame somebody or other related to some pr  or well connected old boys network ripping the country off left right and centre.Dame is right as is a complete pantomime.

Never miss an opportunity for a bit of schadenfreude

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The future is the present. 

I bought a caravan when I was 27 years old because it was better than the terraced boarding houses on the east coast with strict landladies where I had spent childhood holidays. A caravan was my best alternative then.

Now my oldest grandson is approaching 27 years old and he sees all sorts of opportunities ahead. A caravan is not his best alternative now. 

For him and his contemporaries the future of this Club is utterly immaterial.

 

But, comparisons with our own families doesn't provide the best statistics. There are, reportedly, 550,000 touring caravans in the UK and about 20 million people between the age of 25 and 45 years old which is probably the age group from which future caravanners/motorhomers  will come from. Therefore it only takes a very small percentage of that population group to become caravanners to maintain current numbers. Neither of my two boys show any interest in owning a touring caravan although I am sure they would jump at the chance of borrowing my motorhome if I were to let them!!!

David