Haynes museum in Wiltshire is similar

We need campsites like that with plenty of hedges and trees. It'll help reduce all these storms if people would stop cutting down our green countryside!

Ah Bob that’s definitely a bit of me love a classic car, great vlog and the driving in the last, excellent quality yet again thank you ❤

How fab! Reminds us of when we visited the Transport Museum in Wanaka. Have you seen that video? So. Many. CARS!! N&Nx

Thank you for taking us round the museum. I really enjoyed looking at the cars from my youth. Take care Gill

Been wanting to go for a while - lot of memories to bring back, but compared to todays cars they were rubbish, reliability & bodywork wise 🤣- did you stay nearby in your M/Home?

I always look out for a Morris Oxford when you visit vintage car museums, but sadly I haven't seen one yet. It was my Dads car. He bought it in 56/57 and it was the new version with the fins on the back. I remember the real red leather bench seats and the offset steering wheel which was angled towards the drivers door. It had a chrome ring which went all around the inside of the steering wheel and was the hooter. He still had it when I passed my driving test in the 70s and I actually got to drive it myself.

A nice lunch followed by a leisurely walk around this amazing collection of British cars. Lots of memories and stories were shared 👍🏻💙 Trev n Sue

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Where did you get your windscreen cover please?

Hi Bob I have been in lots off time taking stone when they doing up long time ago on the lorry .

Gloucester And Warwickshire Steam Railway From Broadway Motorhome Club Site, onboard with the SR Merchant Navy Class 35006 locomotive love louis shirley

Very helpful video.

why cut the hedges down ???????

Have been watching your videos to so many sites around the UK and beyond and until this one I had no idea you lived in Letchworth. I was born there and lived there until I was 18 until I went off to College to train as a teacher in 1966 (ex-Letchworth Grammar School). Well, well, well.

In tbe early 90s, my colleague had a super old Mini. She would sometimes run me home from work. Terrifying! You could see the road through the rust holes in the footwell!! Thanks for sharing N&Nx

Hiya. We were watching some of your old videos today. Just to say - we always know what we're getting and we love it. Helen mentioned on a video that the CAMHC has a section "Before You Go" to check out before arrival. Well, I always check out...Have Bob and Helen Been There 🤣 because we always, always, watch your "approach roads" as we have a large twin-axle wide caravan, so we want to see the approach roads!! You do us a great service!! Thanks!! x

Der Platz ist schön ,aber wegen der Dauerkämper werde ich den Platz nie mehr besuchen, lieber mache ich kein Camping mehr

Hi Bob are you going to be at the NEC Motorhome and Caravan show in February and if you are their could we have a chat at motor homing

Magnifiques voitures anglaises...des légendes d'une belle époque !

Hi I used to work at the place where the museum is located m

02:00 in the morning on an empty motorway in Derbyshire somewhere, got clocked at 60 in a variable 50. I was offered the speed awareness rather than points, I took the points. When I learnt to drive my instructor always said, "use speed appropriately". Driving 50 on an empty 3 lane carriageway is simply there as a revenue collection and has zip to do with safety. Our roads are in an appalling state, if they were at all concerned with safety we wouldn't be driving on roads that wouldn't be out of place in the Congo.

Thanks Bob. It was brilliant to see all the old cars from the past. I past my driving test in1969 so I have previously driven most of them and owned a few as well including a number of minis.. The first that hits you most of all is how small they are compared with modern day cars.

Great nostalgia Bob. My first car was a Mini Mayfair back in 1984 - great car!

I would love to see a few benches for people to sit and rest on in the drive.

Please Bob &Jenny, keep on doing your videos YouR way. Many of us enjoy being ‘on the journey’ to the campsites. As a Pom, who’s been living in Australia for past 25years, it’s lovely going on ‘car’ rides around olde merry Britain- in all weathers! I love Jennys commentary as you pass through towns & pretty villages. The snippets of information of good pubs, easy-find-car-parks, points of interest. (More info than Mrs SatNag!) Even driving around camp sites gives us viewers an idea of possible visits ourselves. I subscribe to several ‘tours’ ( including a family of 5 on their 4th tour around Australia!) & each have their unique way of presentation. And that’s why we subscribe, we love your uniqueness❤️

My fav car was Ford Sierra Sapphire and British Rover was also Good

Great day out. I couldn't fit in any of those cars. No power steering! Really roughing it. Thanks for sharing. Great concept.

A fantastic video what wonderful car s there is ,glad you all had a lovely time.

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What a brilliant experience and a fantastic video. My first car was a mini van which had been my parents. It was an R reg and I loved it. Dad had a Ford cortina too. Take care Gill

A Really good day out driving the Mini car, he ,s having a great time

Ambergate is an amazing place and I drove one of the minis amazing day out. Thanks for sharing and love the channel as always 💓 looking forward to 2025s travels thank you

My first car was a MiniTraveller automatic

Bob Great video brought back some happy memories.My first car was a 64 mini van the best car I have ever owned was a Renault 16 great car still own a minor convertible takes you back.Have a good break.Roger.

Really enjoyed your Video , have to go there when we are in England xx

Thanks Bob, that brings back memories and looks like great fun. I think I would have to spend a week there driving all the cars I used to have and the ones I couldn’t afford 😅. I was just as excited as you watching the video. Do you have to book a spot or can you just turn up because I would love to go there when we come across this year. 👍

I'm not envious at all, Bob! 😂 It was fascinating to see how the Mini has evolved over the years. I noticed that the steering wheel in the Mini Sport is identical to the one in my MGF, which is a common practice among various makes and models in the BMC/BL/MG range.

What a lovely thing to do Bob,a drive in the past, brings back memories just watching you and seeing some of the other lovely motors. Remember my brother had an immaculate clubman 1275GT, think he cleaned it more than drove it 😅

Aw my late parents had an old green mini. I love them. Really enjoyed.♥️♥️

A lovely day out and a pleasure to help with the footage. You really captured the experience with a mix of old and very old minis 😃 Thanks for taking us along with you and allowing Trev to ride in the back of the cooper 👍🏻 Loved the video, something a bit different on your channel 😃💙🚐🚐 Trev n Sue

Awwww my first car was a Mini 850, in Harvest Gold! My mum was given it by her employer and she passed it on to me! I think mine was a bit younger than yours-1973! BVJ 982L! Thanks for sharing! Fabulous! 😊

Dare I say it Bob, you look good in a Mini 🤣👍. Thanks for sharing and I hope you both enjoyed the experience, looked great.

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My first car was a Mini 850 😊