Hello everyone

Very much a positive not travelling a long distance from home ,then if you have forgotten things then an easy trip rather than have to buy it

And on the subject of buying  things that you think is a good idea? Most of us have a place at home full of such items

Enjoy and some one will always help? or give advise? 

Have a good trip

A Black Lab called Rebus    Don't suppose it's a curly haired pup with the nickname  " Ken Stott "  by any chance ??  

That apart  Welcome to the Club just beware of the hordes dashing north over the border looking for the glories of the NC500  

NC500, now that’s a road trip to avoid. Used to travel round it before it became famous and over promoted. Nowhere near the fun it used to be unfortunately

Apart from stop offs on the way to the islands, we last toured the far north in 2014 and I'm very glad we did it then before it became so popular. 👍🏻

Hello and welcome😁 We have a Choccy Lab, crackpot of a pooch, great fun. Getting long in the tooth, and shorter in the leg, but still has the brain of a pup!

We are heading Scotland way shortly, D&G hopefully, but doing our own thing, hoping to avoid the bucket listers. A while since we last stayed, rather than motored through, but we shall find some hidden places😁

Hope you enjoy your touring, and woof to the pooch!😁

When you get to the Glen Trool area TtDA, just beware of them there midgie blighters --  I learned the hard way that its the area that they are sent for their Midgie Military Training !!

 Truly I've NEVER been nibbled as much in my touring life--  Honest it was the only time I got back home lighter than when I started 

Been to Scotland many times but the worst place for midge in my experience was Kielder Water. May be when independence comes we can have border control and not let the blighters into England,🦟 

Never suffered too badly at Kielder but the Forestry Commission site in the Stewartry is still the only place that I have camped on where those BIG BLUE fly killing thingies were mounted on poles out on the tenting areas in order to try to keep them controlled { but failed !!}

Welcome Jane and Iain.  Don’t worry about the head scratching and making fools of yourselves.  We still do that quite often and we’ve had a caravan since 2011 and a motorhome before that.  Also don’t be afraid to ask for help or advice either on here, or on site.  You’ll get a plethora of answers, some useful and some not so much, so be prepared.  Enjoy your new caravan.