Telstar

[Telstar]

Hi, thought that I ought to introduce myself and provide updates on some of the sites we have used. I must confess we did try caravaning but when I had to part with my Jeep Wrangler to buy a Discovery to tow it I knew that it wasn't for us. Back to the motorhomes, first one was an Ace Torino, overcab bed, good layout and very large drinks cabinet. This one is a Lunar Telstar, hence my name! Bought it at the NEC Feb 2005, got the first one off the production line, Renault Master base. I can highly recommend this over the Ducato.

We occassionally wild camp, Northumberland is a favourite though and we last wild camped here over the last New Year. Got a few wild camping nights in June this year so have updated the relevent threads in Ireland.

Very aware of how a shiny white coachbuilt stands out, so we are always on the lookout for new wild camping sites.

Jon

 

[Telstar]

Telstar cont.

Oops for got to mention, I have fitted a towbar and scooter rack to the Telstar, it has minimal overhang and can take the weight of the scooter on the rear axle. I also tow a Corsa on a Chris Cox a-frame. Again I've had no problems with this, but I've never taken it abroad.

 

[pappajohn]

welcome telstar,
hope you enjoy the site and the banter on it.
john.

 

[guest]

welcome to wildcamping..sammclouis

 

[walkers]

welcome enjoy the site regards tony and lynn

 

[walkers]

whos that sheep trying to get away from

 

[merlin wanderer]

sheep

thats magic is it being chased by welshmen

 

[pappajohn]

welshmen

would that be welshmen in wellies with paint on thier chest

only kidding. no offence to our near neighbours across ofars dyke

john.

 

[guest]

whos that sheep trying to get away from

probably me after a few beers hhee hhee

 

[guest]

thats magic is it being chased by welshmen

i heard this welsh tradition is catching on in scotland merlin hhee hhee