Interesting video which got me thinking. Our van is similar age to yours (Hymer) and we had the exhaust sensor (controls the start/stop option) replaced early on and later, 3 glow plugs - yes 3! A few months after getting the van it wouldn't start, so we put jumpers on it. After taking it back to the dealer in Stafford, they confirmed some duff cells in the starter battery and replaced it. All work done under warranty. Could it have been the spike/surge from the jumpers that caused these problems? I've always been careful to disconnect the ehu before turning on the ignition. It does seem obvious to me that Fiat sensors are not great quality - I've now had a solar panel fitted and battery voltage is usually where it should be - so hopefully no need for jumpers in future!
@deancottam945621 сағат бұрын
I had my mobilvetta airbag sensor blow as well, not plugged in to mains,battery was fully charged. Basically a crappy sensor from fiat.
@motorhomingadventures21 сағат бұрын
It might potentially be that Dean as it shouldn't really blow under those expected circumstances - particularly that bit about the jump packs - thanks for watching :)
@chrisbutterfield142522 сағат бұрын
If yiu watch one of bob Ernshaws shows you how to change the airbag
@motorhomingadventures21 сағат бұрын
I will do that !! Thanks Chris and thank you for watching :)
@chrisbutterfield142522 сағат бұрын
Only £100 to get air bag replacement in Liverpool
@motorhomingadventures21 сағат бұрын
Sleepy Cardigan are clearly making a couple of quid but I expected that when you get within 5 miles of a Fiat dealer!! :) Just got to make sure I don't do it again!!
@deancottam945620 сағат бұрын
I paid £220 for a new one,fitted it myself in under an hour, job done. Heard of lots of stories about repair jobs going wrong after a week or two and repairers not being interested.
@gezb9923 сағат бұрын
Bad design from FIAT where is the protection for the modules? (good video btw)
@motorhomingadventures21 сағат бұрын
Many thanks for that @Gezb99 and I agree it shouldn't be that easy - if every Fiat dealer has 2 a week thats a lot of profit margin on the replacement although someone else has mentioned Bob Earnshaw doing a replacement so I'm going to have a look at that !!!
@philiptaplinКүн бұрын
Had the same problem on my Kea p67 but sent it for repair to crashdata in Liverpool and was around £100 mark, worth noting for future ref
@motorhomingadventures21 сағат бұрын
That is interesting Phillip - do you know what they did to rectify it - was it a plug in job and some IT wizardry via an OBD? Thanks for watching :)
@philiptaplin21 сағат бұрын
Apparently it's common if the battery drops charge to low too as ours did, yes they do a fix and reset of some sort but done by the next day.
@philiptaplin21 сағат бұрын
I removed the module and refitted but easy enough to do
@micksparrow8214Күн бұрын
I would look into your battery terminals, the earth terminal has got some corrosion, I’m sure that’s a sign of over charging or under charging.
@motorhomingadventures21 сағат бұрын
Thanks for that and will do Mick - got some more work to do in the next couple of months so that will be a good time :)
@MrPlasma01Күн бұрын
What do you expect fiat cheap junk , get a real van merc.
@micksparrow8214Күн бұрын
It happens to Mercedes vehicles as well. All vehicles are affected by spikes
@motorhomingadventures21 сағат бұрын
Well that's an interesting opening line for a discussion but thanks for watching MrPlasma01 - not sure our viewers can take too much wisdom from your observation :)
@sallen277918 сағат бұрын
We have an Autotrail Frontier , on a fiat which we have had from brand new . It’s 3 years old now . Has had 3 hab checks and 2 engine services . You may be surprised to know it’s never broken down and never had any faults since new on either the fiat side or the Autotrail .
@peterwhyman9077Күн бұрын
Just a question The negative to the new battery I can see you have it bolted on the the right side does it matter out the 3 bolt connectors you add the cable to
@motorhomingadventures21 сағат бұрын
Thanks for watching Peter and not to my knowledge, or research, as long as all the connections are clean and firmly tightened was my take on it so theres a clean flow of current between the two as they act as 'one' when in use.
@tracy62935 күн бұрын
Ok I'm watching reviews of this tent and everyone I've watched has shown the tent being inflated but not the bedroom installed, so do you have to do that seperate or is it already there?
@motorhomingadventures5 күн бұрын
Hi Tracy and thanks for watching - the bedroom compartment is already in there and you can add the material piece to make it into two compartments or leave it as one like we eventually did :))
@tracy62933 күн бұрын
Thank you so much for your fast reply, I'll be taking down the divider to have one bedroom as I have a double inflateable bed, I think I've now bought everything I need to go on my next trip with family and friends just waiting on deliveries..thank you again for your reply and having it all already attached is going to make everything so much easier, happy travels
@micksparrow82147 күн бұрын
Very Informative video just a pity it wasn’t a Fiat based vehicle. I would love to hear some feedback from the owners to what difference it’s made. Two main reasons why I would consider is the ability to raise the ground clearance and the comfort along with how it makes a difference on the road. I’ve been quoted £9000 for my Fiat based Swift Escape 674 it is a lot of money but when you consider the amount of parts and labour to install you can see why it’s such a lot of money but probably a good investment. Great video looking into the details. Thanks for sharing.
@motorhomingadventures6 күн бұрын
Many thanks for that Mick and you are of course right regarding the fairly substantial price tag but I agree there was a lot more to it than I realised and we too are considering our next addition in that respect so it was good to see it going on 'Betty'. I also agree it probably is a good value for money addition and once again I liked A&E's installation work :) If you are Alko it would be very similar underneath too. Now that we have the Semi Air I don't think I'd go full air, at the moment, but still would love self levelling instead - oh the choices !!
@miltonfroy7 күн бұрын
What was company letting them down ?
@motorhomingadventures7 күн бұрын
Thanks for watching Allen and I haven’t got personal knowledge of which company it was. 🚌
@miltonfroy7 күн бұрын
Ok thx
@gilliangannon916310 күн бұрын
Always fully booked 😢
@motorhomingadventures9 күн бұрын
Thanks for watching and yes it is a very popular site but well worth trying to get a reservation :))
@PeterandBeverleyAdventures10 күн бұрын
Thank you for posting. Sadly, FatMap is being retired October 2024.
@motorhomingadventures10 күн бұрын
Many thanks Peter and Beverley - I saw that last week - such a shame!! I understand OS do an app for about £35 a year - I was intending to see if it covered Europe as well? Have you found anything else for Europe?
@PeterandBeverleyAdventures10 күн бұрын
@@motorhomingadventures I have a Garmin GPSMAP66S and I bought Topographic maps on chips for UK, France, Spain&Portugal. They have all the GR type routes already in there. So I download .gpx files if I can find them. Or if someone just describes a walk you can usually work out tte route.
@mrhbarker15 күн бұрын
Obviously
@motorhomingadventures15 күн бұрын
Thanks for watching 😀👍
@KennyMcC21 күн бұрын
Very informative and very well described. Thanks 👍
@motorhomingadventures21 күн бұрын
Many thanks indeed Kenny - just need to plan the next one!! :)
@DS-fo4ed21 күн бұрын
Great vlog as per usual. What was the cost of the ferry ride on the way back ?
@motorhomingadventures21 күн бұрын
Many thanks DS and the return leg was c£165. We paid £330 total this Spring.
@IANREA22 күн бұрын
Enjoy your informative and entertaining videos, I have a question, have you seen the video/ news of the lady whose Hymer rolled over in Morocco only to be told that her fully comp ins was only applicable in roads, and the other news that in Europe Fully comp is only 3rd party. So you buy fully comp and expect the same in Europe. What is a made up road?
@motorhomingadventures22 күн бұрын
Many thanks for that Ianrea, much appreciated. If I intend to travel to a Non-EU country then my first conversation would be with my current insurer to see what level of cover they give. Your example of Morocco is a non-EU country so the Green Card cover that is often part of your current insurer may not work. The Green Card gives a minimum level of cover which, as you say, may not be fully comp cover!! That would potentially account for no cover if you roll your own vehicle as there is no third party apparently in this example :( Your own insurer would tell you what level of cover you have when abroad on 'Green Card' cover! So you're right that you need to understand what EU cover is provided by your insurer AND what non-EU cover is provided IF relevant to your travel plans, plus of course whether you need any other driving permits for Non-EU countries. You may well be able to purchase additional insurance for EU and non-EU travel to get 'fully comp' style cover but I've personally not done that. I guess a good breakdown service is also really important especially if you want your vehicle repatriated! I agree it is a bit of a minefield and I would say better to ask all the questions before you go so you can be well prepared for those unpleasant moments!! This is the Govt own advice page: www.gov.uk/vehicle-insurance/driving-abroad RAC European Driving advice is here: www.rac.co.uk/drive/travel/driving-in-Europe/
@user-xv6wn4xg1t22 күн бұрын
Informative vlog as always, can I ask how long the crossing is please ?
@motorhomingadventures22 күн бұрын
Many thanks Tina, much approciated :) It is a 4 hour crossing in the daytime and a 5 hour crossing if you did the overnight service from Newhaven - perhaps the Captain has an hours kip on the way over :))
@malcolmhales818125 күн бұрын
Wheres the campsite please? Great reviews
@motorhomingadventures25 күн бұрын
Hi Malcolm and many thanks for that. The camp site was here - Camp Du Domaine - lovely site :)) maps.app.goo.gl/YJbP2DW6c91zVSzw6
@GoodnightIrene27 күн бұрын
Thanks Bob , really well explained video . Wasn’t sure whether it was worth having done . Had semi air done in back wheels but now thinking of this . Let me know how handling has improved and if it’s worth doing… and cost ? Thanks , John 😃
@motorhomingadventures26 күн бұрын
Many thanks John and glad it was useful - this wasn’t our van - it was a fact finding visit to get a feel for the system but I can probably find out from the owner, which I agree, would be useful too 😀👍 Cost I believe for the struts AND springs is around £1700 to £1900 - slightly vehicle dependant too re fitting time etc Be worth a chat with James or Nathan to assess your specific possibilities and whether it would provide benefit 😀🚌
@robb252028 күн бұрын
Brilliant in depth review. Great van and some big savings at the moment. Would love to travel Europe in this!!
@motorhomingadventures28 күн бұрын
Many thanks for that Rob, much appreciated - it would be fab in Europe :))
@Chinga.Blinga29 күн бұрын
My van is 3500 kg and my trailer is 750 kg. Wich one do I buy? The fixed one or the go box?
@motorhomingadventures29 күн бұрын
I’m pretty sure it’s about your vehicle footprint so I would say NOT the Go Toll as there is no mention of Gross Train Weight (van plus trailer) just the TPMLM of the van which qualifies for the Vignette system at that weight. It specifically says there’s no extra charge for trailers, caravans, or sidecars so that adds to my thought that it’s just your own van weight 😀🚌☀️
@ericcadoo897029 күн бұрын
Thank you for the Blog , does the new addition increase the overall weight ?
@motorhomingadventures29 күн бұрын
Many thanks for watching Eric and it could be part of a package to ‘upweight’ a vehicle. A&E are able to carry out ‘upweight’ changes and a chat with their Team would answer that in relation to the specific vehicle you may have in mind and the measures therefore required to increase the Maximum Technically Permissable Load Mass (MTPLM) - it’s very vehicle specific and therefore not a straightforward answer 😀🚌
@EddieHulme28 күн бұрын
You say it gave 60mm extra clearance above with the springs . We have 6inch clearance under our Kontiki . Would it give me a few more inches ? We bottom out over speed bumps
@motorhomingadventures28 күн бұрын
It would certainly improve things Eddie and indeed A&E maybe able to offer other product combinations that will improve the bottoming out all round. Our VB semi at the rear made a big difference too. Ask for James S or Nathan if you ring A&E Leisure who know the products really well 😀🚌
@brianinbrisbane6632Ай бұрын
Thanks again for sharing your trip and tips. We're watching your past trips now as we plan our Sep trip. Are you planning to put your trips into playlists? It'd be easier then for us to binge watch a complete trip rather then search and select trip vlogs that have other vlogs between sections. Thanks.
@motorhomingadventuresАй бұрын
Morning Brian and many thanks for watching. Exciting September ahead for you !! :) There is a 'Playlists' tab on the channel main page which does what you describe - I've put a link below to the 'Playlists' section. www.youtube.com/@motorhomingadventures/playlists Hope that helps and happy planning :))
@brianinbrisbane6632Ай бұрын
@@motorhomingadventures Ta. I didn't see that on my tv but it shows on my phone - sorry. Sep is southerly in France, or if the weather is poor there, we're off north to Denmark via Germany ( seems that is popular nowadays).
@motorhomingadventuresАй бұрын
That sounds good - we’ve got Scandinavia on our list of ´to do’s’ and perhaps down to Italy and across to Greece as 2025 possibles 😀☀️🚌
@chrismckenzie2741Ай бұрын
We've really enjoyed this trip with you and very much look forward to seeing where you'll be visiting next. 😀
@motorhomingadventuresАй бұрын
Thank you Chris, much appreciated :)) And I’m looking forward to that too as I watch more Welsh rain!! 😂☀️🚌
@petermarley2831Ай бұрын
Another really good video from you guys. Thanks for sharing. Is that your white France toll clip/holder at the bottom middle of your windscreen? If yes, do you have any issues with the toll pass being read in that position?
@motorhomingadventuresАй бұрын
Hi Peter and many thanks for that. The holders are for Swiss and Austrian toll readers and both worked without problems - those are overhead lane based readers though so directly above each lane. Not tried the French readers as I try and avoid any tolls :))
@nicwilkin4743Ай бұрын
Rear lounge drop down bed is Rubbish what happened to the Bed that dropped all the way down to the top of the seating so you have no need for a ladder. PANTS
@motorhomingadventuresАй бұрын
Thanks for watching Nic 😀 Yes I’m not a ladder fan either as they can be challenging !! Apart from that it’s lovely 😀🚌
@allanjones9533Ай бұрын
Haven’t watched this vlog in full yet - struggling a bit with Wi-Fi. It’s another day in paradise here in Camping Saint Aygulf Plage…..oddly enough it’s exactly as you described it👍. Which site did you go to in the gorges from here (save me checking!) - was the route ok for the MoHo? If it’s any consolation just heard it’s raining a lot back in Carmarthen - such a shame😂
@motorhomingadventuresАй бұрын
Oh fantastic Allan - really glad you're enjoying that amazing part of the world - beautiful isn't it :)) Route to the Verdon is fine for Moho's - I did the usual no tolls route - some lovely countryside as you gain height into the Region. The Verdon was a municipal site called Camping Les Ruisses - basic, with all the essentials, fantastic on site cafe, but the proximity to the lake was great too - as you may remember from that episode :) Here's a link maps.app.goo.gl/1GY9oNCtDy1RRp3u8 Yes........ the rain ........... drove to Swansea today and in mist and drizzle all the way - like February. We're not jealous .......... AT ALL ............... :))) Safe travels and enjoy beautiful France X
@allanjones9533Ай бұрын
Great, many thanks……think it’s going to be a trip to St. Tropez tom👍
@motorhomingadventuresАй бұрын
Niceee - a day of glitz and glamour!!
@goranborjesson5593Ай бұрын
I was in Venice last year, never again, it was the worst place I have visited, extremely expensive, very touristy and generally unfriendly.
@motorhomingadventuresАй бұрын
It certainly had it's challenging parts!! Yes lots of people too - not sure if there is a quieter time for Venice. The outlying islands were quieter too but the boats pretty busy to get there !!
@goranborjesson5593Ай бұрын
We are on our fourth trip to Croatia. We start from mid Sweden 2 400 km. we make three night stops on the way down. We only use free sleepovers travelling up and down. Last year we took a boat trip from Croatia to Venice. I can’t recommend Venice. Very expensive, not worth it and very unfriendly.
@motorhomingadventuresАй бұрын
Many thanks for watching 😀 Yes Venice was an expensive stop!! Those trips sound lovely - we really enjoyed Croatia 😍🚌
@pauldennis7502Ай бұрын
Fantastic vlog as always, Nice hikes and brilliant drone footage, Can I ask ? As someone that's never driven a mo home abroad, I noticed early on in the vlog you went under a bridge with no height markings, Is this a common thing in France? I know in the UK an unmarked bridge in UK is 16ft so plenty enough, Do you know if there is a minimum height in France for an unmarked bridge? TIA.
@motorhomingadventuresАй бұрын
Hi Paul and many thanks indeed for that. Beautiful area for hiking 😀 Anything under 4 metres is marked in France fyi, so 13 feet if my maths is right 😀🚌 And of course you need to try and get to France in a motorhome if you get the chance 👍😍🚌
@pauldennis7502Ай бұрын
@motorhomingadventures We're going to Spain end of month for 4 weeks, Then into the South of France for the same period, Thanks for the info on bridges, I'm an ex HGV driver so im a bit OTT about low bridges 🤦♂️
@petermccall6880Ай бұрын
Brilliant filming and really good to see this less well known area feature. Weather may not be fantastic but scenery outstanding (a little like our native Lake District). Sound quality spot on!!😊
@motorhomingadventuresАй бұрын
Many thanks Peter - yes very like the Lakes. Still adjusting a couple of things but it’s getting there!! ☀️🚌
@petermccall6880Ай бұрын
@@motorhomingadventures In our last 10 days of 10 weeks sojourn- in familiar Occitanie!
@user-xv6wn4xg1tАй бұрын
Looks like a great site, I love a good hike.
@motorhomingadventuresАй бұрын
It was lovely Tina and yes I agree 👍☀️
@ericwatkins2554Ай бұрын
Really enjoyed the video - brought back fond memories of our trip in that area back in September 2013. We stopped in Eguisheim for a few nights at the municipal campsite before going on to the Black Forest. The Alcase region is incredibly beautiful and would love to go back to again.
@motorhomingadventuresАй бұрын
Thank you Eric and we loved the area - I suspect we’ll go back too 😀👍🚌
@bigalb1913Ай бұрын
We love Eastern France, particularly the Jura, Franche Comte and the Vosges - much of it is less touristy than many other parts of France. Places like Bessancon, Luxeuil le Bains and Epinal well worth a visit. Our next visit will be in September and we'll try and fit in some of the places you've visited as well. Incidentally, it looks as though Fatmap is being withdrawn in October and/or integrated into Strava. Not sure if it will be free or subscription, though?
@motorhomingadventuresАй бұрын
It is lovely isn’t it Bigalb 😍 Noted re Epinal too 👍 Yes I saw it had the Strava logo now - 🤞 they keep a free version ☀️
@loansman1955Ай бұрын
Hi folks another magic vlog,we have 9 wks to go before we are thru tunnel to explore can I ask you how you get on with the sliding window on passenger side my wife really srtuggles with it any tips?cheers
@motorhomingadventuresАй бұрын
Many thanks Allan, much appreciated and I bet you’re counting the days!! The sliding window isn’t the smoothest of things - a good dose of silicone spray on everything, particularly the catches and runners, helps, but it’s not the greatest design!!! Fingers crossed it’s that sunny and warm you can leave it open ☀️😂
@rodneyperkins1057Ай бұрын
Hi guys great vlog as always, beautiful scenery and you include prices too. The spa was a bargain lol imagine asking for 2 hours in a uk base Spa for £12.25 each for 2 hour's. Enjoy the rest of your trip Rod and Jan x
@motorhomingadventuresАй бұрын
Many thanks for watching Rod and Jan and yes absolute bargain for such a lovely place 🎉😀 We will 👍🚌x
@petermccall6880Ай бұрын
Hi Bob & Nicki, Really informative vlog as always, Colmar is a must on the list for future travels, need to save some Schengen days first as am writing in week 8 of our 10 week Spain/France trip. I have to admit & mention that I tuned out at 27 minutes as the sound quality was quite poor - offered in the spirit of constructive feedback, but I note you are aware. I wondered if it was your Mic as Nicki could be heard okay? Anyway, thanks as always. Peter
@motorhomingadventuresАй бұрын
Evening Peter and I agree the sound was a bit pants 😀👍 it will all come together very soon I hope - should put the drill down and read the microphone manual 😂 - I had the GoPro mic on ‘front’ instead of ´rear’ and should have been using the much better Rode mic that I have 😬 that overrides the GoPro !! My gran was Irish so I’m exploring that route to avoid the Schengen pain!! And of course thank you Peter for watching - tomorrow morning’s audio is better 🎉🤞
@petermccall6880Ай бұрын
@@motorhomingadventures Still far better than I could do! I must go hunting some Irish ancestry too!
@gd4997Ай бұрын
Interesting. Thank you for this. I'm in two minds on my solar upgrade - panels in series or parallel? I note you opted for series which may be less efficient if any part of one panel is shaded?
@motorhomingadventuresАй бұрын
Thanks for watching GD and I went series as the wiring required was less 'heavy duty' and the configuration should be more efficient across the 'solar day'. The mobility of the van means if I anticipate needing max power I chose the appropriate parking space with no shade which is easy. Having parked partially under trees once it didn't affect the live solar generation much at all so I've not yet seen the shade effect !! I think at the end of the day I just preferred to work with slightly lighter guage wiring - being a beginnner !!! Hope that makes sense :)
@rabfraser1234Ай бұрын
hi do you pay extra for the fitting ?
@motorhomingadventuresАй бұрын
Many thanks for watching and I don’t think I did although it’s 3 years ago now and it’s still as good as new. Some don’t need the tracks fitted either so depends on your van model/make as well :) 😀🚌
@rabfraser1234Ай бұрын
@@motorhomingadventures thanks ,,who can say if mine needs the track or not ,,? its a pilote g740
@motorhomingadventuresАй бұрын
Taylormade will advise that Rab - their number is on this link - they’re very helpful 😀🚌 taylormade-covers.co.uk/product-category/external-windscreen-covers/
@pauldennis7502Ай бұрын
Thanks for the vlog guy's, I always look forward to them, Im glad you mentioned the Mic, In all honesty it was poor regards the sound, But now you know and can fix it 👍
@motorhomingadventuresАй бұрын
many thanks for watching Paul and we'll get there eventually !! :))
@GoodnightIreneАй бұрын
Hi guys , great video again . Could I ask what Drone you use for your footage please as thinking of buying one ? Cheers 😃👍
@motorhomingadventuresАй бұрын
Thanks Gashead and it’s a tiny DJI Mini 3 Pro If you need any more info just shout 😀🚌
@jeffreygroombridge6892Ай бұрын
What's the soothing music you were playing to the start of this week's video ❤
@motorhomingadventuresАй бұрын
Evening Jeffrey - thanks for that - it's called 'Just a Cowboy' by Blood Harmony - on this link ... www.epidemicsound.com/track/F3sdShjkkR/
@mark1ebАй бұрын
Colmar is amazing when the flowers are out (june, july). So pretty
@motorhomingadventuresАй бұрын
It was a lovely place Mark and thanks for watching - I can see us going down that Eastern border route again :))
@GedandMicheleАй бұрын
Hi Bob. I'm looking for a neat as possible solution to transport my Triumph and 2 electric mountain bikes behind our A class. Using a longitudinal trailer means adding between 3 and 3.5m to my 6.3m vehicle (not great for aires although it has a short overhang) so I've just started speaking to CMF about amending one of their units to fit my Thule 591 bike carrier either side of the motorbike or either side of the upright. Now you've had yours for a while, how do you find reversing overall as I've seen lost of comments around it being a nightmare? I'm guessing they are just very sensitive to small adjustments?I've seen the castor type versions but either very expensive or there are too many other compromises. Thanks
@motorhomingadventuresАй бұрын
Evening Ged and that sounds a good idea as it’s only about 1.6m back from the van. CMF can do the full chequer plate base for our version which would enable the electric bikes to be added in the way you describe. I used to have an L200 with a twin axle Ifor Williams trailer which was about 3.5m back but this little CMF one is easier to handle as it needs such little input which is ideal on sites to get it backed in etc. I have to say in Europe there were just about always pitches you could just drive into anyway if you asked 😀 With a good reversing camera it’s very straightforward. I looked at the castor version but didn’t like it’s instability when NOT attached to the van whereas the CMF version can be detached while loaded - and pushed v carefully !! (Main weight is forward of the axle) The castor version was also more complicated to put together than the quick hitch up of CMF. CMF can store upright for minimal space use. Personally- CMF style every time!! 😀
@philobolАй бұрын
Hi. We had our VB Semi air fitted at A & E Leisure on Wednesday. They were superb. Apparently we turned up a day early having travelled up from Ipswich Tuesday evening and stayed at Belmont Hall. Hames was great and fitted us in. All work completed by 4pm and a super job! Thank you for your film - and, of course, massive thank you to A & E Leisure.
@motorhomingadventuresАй бұрын
Fantastic Phillip and really glad you had a great experience like us. They do a great job and I’m seeing them again soon so will pass on your thanks although James will probably see this 😀👍🚌
@ferguskelly4957Ай бұрын
How do you find Sygic truck, I've considered it myself but had read a few bad reviews, it'll be interesting to hear your opinion. Congratulations on your new grandson🎉
@motorhomingadventuresАй бұрын
Is that the celebrity Fergus Kelly from Warwickshire fame? 😍
@motorhomingadventuresАй бұрын
Thank you indeed for the congrats - he’s a star of course 😍 As for Sygic - love it - not sent us the wrong way so far in 18 months or so and perfect for the moho 🎉🚌
@ferguskelly4957Ай бұрын
@@motorhomingadventures I'm afraid not, I'm across the Irish sea.
@motorhomingadventuresАй бұрын
What were the chances!! Ireland is high on my list of ‘return to’ places 😀 after holidaying there a few times. There’s a stack of setup options with Sygic and if you take the time to do that detail you can get it running really well for your route preferences 😀
@petermarley2831Ай бұрын
Nice one. I stayed at the same site in Colmar two years ago. It wasn’t as busy then but I was there in April. Very helpful people in the office. Lovely old town. I need to go back soon 👍
@motorhomingadventuresАй бұрын
Thanks for watching Peter and yes isn’t it a lovely place - we hadn’t done any of that eastern side of France - really enjoyed it 😀👍
@ScottDavis-sd6oiАй бұрын
Just got a Moterhome how do you get it up to the unit
@motorhomingadventuresАй бұрын
This is the link to the full film Scott which may help I hope :)) Thanks for watching :) kzbin.info/www/bejne/mHa2fp9sd7OtjqMsi=taNvR3A1ZJhC_-4J