How to pitch

A couple of points -

1) We do sit in the awning ( or outside) for meals if the weather is nice, the awning can protect you from the wind. If it is wet, cold or blowing a gale we would always sit in the van.

2) What I am always amazed to see is campervan owners ( typically) who sit outside wearing overcoats, bob caps etc for hours on end when any sensible person would sit inside their vehicle.

Well MikeyA although a Caravaner I have to say I am one who quite often sits outside in cold weather, minus the Bobble hat ( even though short of a good head of hair ) I am a country boy and prefer the outdoors as did my wife. A glass of something, fresh air and good music playing what is there not to like.

"fresh air and good music playing what is there not to like."

Peace and quiet, it would seem. 

CY you will get plenty of that in time, it is called end of life. I did not say the music was for others to hear you have assumed that. If your wearing blinkers do you have earphones on as well.

Even with the approaching end of life, I can still hear things six meters away in the open air!

What is perhaps more relevant is what one might consider "good" music.

What I choose to listen to. Compiled over my eighty year's,

Navigateur........I bet the Dawn Chorus must be a nightmare to you then, as it is a combination of birds competing to announce their territory and certainly not in tune and registering in access of 90 decibels most times 

The trouble is that as we age our hearing tends to deteriorate - I know mine isn't what it was for a fact. It's very easy then to annoy others because we don't realise just how loud our music/TV is to those with normal hearing. It can be a real problem played in an awning or in a van with windows open. There's a lot to he said for ear buds or headphones.👍

Precisely and that is what I use. Too much speculation here.

So that might well include artists, some of whose music is "good" to my ears.  I'll listen out for Dire Straits, Pink Floyd, etc wafting over then!