Hello all

[TJS]

Hi, Michelle and Terry here from Sunny Sheffield.

Happy motorhomers for many years and looking forward to many more once Michelle retires.

 

[RSD7a]

Welcome (to the mad house).
Sheffield, my real home. I try to spend a night on Stanage Edge every time I'm down your way in the van. Much busier there though these days than once upon a time. Still a great spot.

 

[Boris7]

Welcome aboard from Northamptonshire.

 

[Robmac]

Welcome from Bedfordshire.

 

[jacquigem]

Welcome from an ex Sheffielder , now living in Spain.

 

[Pudsey Bear]

Hi from a bit further up in Keighley.

 

[trevskoda]

Hi welcome from Glengormley Co Antrim, all bonkers on here which you will find out soon, me included.

 

[campervanannie]

Hi and welcome from West Yorkshire

 

[marchie]

Welcome from Fife - not a mad house, more like the Parisian who fell into the river - really insane ...

Steve & Elaine

 

[REC]

Welcome from Suffolk and part time Portugal !

 

[Rumour]

Welcome from Northants and wherever we find ourselves.

 

[marchie]

Welcome from Northants and wherever we find ourselves.

'And how did you find yourself this morning?'
'Easy, doc - I just peeled back the duvet and there I was ...'

And the late, great Rikki Fulton, aka Rev. I.M. Jolly, called his autibiography 'How I found God - and why he was hiding from me'

Steve

 

[r4dent]

Hi, Michelle and Terry here from Sunny Sheffield.

Which Sheffield is that ?

Certainly not the one in Yorkshire where my daughter lives !

Welcome from t'other side of the Pennines

 

[Rumour]

'And how did you find yourself this morning?'
'Easy, doc - I just peeled back the duvet and there I was ...'

And the late, great Rikki Fulton, aka Rev. I.M. Jolly, called his autibiography 'How I found God - and why he was hiding from me'

Steve

My good lady read that and said you got it wrong! She said I am a typical bloke, I just put my hand down the duvet and find myself" Have no idea what she means!

 

[marchie]

My good lady read that and said you got it wrong! She said I am a typical bloke, I just put my hand down the duvet and find myself" Have no idea what she means!

Part 1 was from a Dudley Rag Mag circa 1967. As for your descent below the duvet, there is a subtle difference between finding oneself and feeling oneself [or not ...]

Steve

 

[Makzine]

Hello From Cumbria in the north apparently, spent to many years down in Kent obviously.