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https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=10153259511950597&set=a.10153209492170597.1073742173.336276835596&type=1Wednesday, 18 September 2013
A to Z of our Favourite Places in the UK:
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Ladies, gentlemen, campers, caravanners, tourers and motor homers - another of "Our Favourite Places". Let us know where you think each one is and if you have a favourite place of your own then send us a picture. OUR FAVOURITE PLACES IN THE UK M is for .............................................
https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=10153258828595597&set=a.10153209492170597.1073742173.336276835596&type=1Friday, 2 August 2013
Preparing for a Family Camping Trip - with Yeomans
Yeomans Outdoors is one of the UK’s major suppliers of tents, camping equipment, and outdoor clothing. Make sure you’re fully prepared before venturing out into the wilderness!
http://www.yeomansoutdoors.co.uk/Preparing for a Family Camping Trip - First Aid Kit
It technically counts as part of the equipment, but campers should never underestimate the usefulness and valuableness of a good first aid kit, especially when going on a family camping trip. The larger the party is, the more important it is to have kit that covers all the basics and more. Young children are prone to picking up scrapes and scratches from all manner of things, so parents would be safe to assume that accidents are a very distinct possibility; depending on where you’re going, you won’t necessarily have access to first aid and therefore need to supply the plasters, insect repellent, bandages, disinfectant and any personal medications you or your family might need. https://www.facebook.com/CampingAndCaravanning
http://www.yeomansoutdoors.co.ukPreparing for a Family Camping Trip - The Right Clothes
It’s not easy catering for everyone, especially if you’re a big family to begin with, but bringing along the right clothing for a camping trip is absolutely crucial. For one thing, the right clothing will help to keep parents and children alike both warm and dry throughout the evenings, which is very important given how cold it can get when there’s only a thin layer of cloth to protect you from the elements! When you camp, you unfortunately have to give yourself over to the incredibly variable weather and attempt to be prepared for all conditions, from the blazing sun to sheets of frozen rain. Waterproofs are an absolute must even if the forecast is good, and you should also ensure that everyone is fitted with the right shoes. When camping, you need to account for rougher terrain that won’t suit trainers or flimsier shoes and everyone will benefit from a sturdier pair suited for walking. https://www.facebook.com/CampingAndCaravanning
http://www.yeomansoutdoors.co.ukPreparing for a Family Camping Trip - The Right Equipment
Camping as a family leaves you with a few options; you can either share a single tent or split your group into two, perhaps one for the parents and one for the children for example. Regardless of what you decide, you must ensure that the tent is both the right size and is waterproof. It’s easy enough to buy a single skin tent thinking that it’s waterproof only to have the rain leak through during a night’s downpour. If you have to buy a tent for the trip, ask a professional to help you identify which tents are the best size and the best quality; remember that you often have to go a bit larger just so you have some storage space for your luggage and the rest of your equipment. https://www.facebook.com/CampingAndCaravanning
http://www.yeomansoutdoors.co.uk/Preparing for a Family Camping Trip
If you’re going camping with the family for the first time this year, there are certain things you need to make sure you have covered to ensure the best trip possible. No matter where you’re going, whether you’re braving it out in the wilds or simply taking it to a family-friendly campsite, it’s important to be prepared for anything. After all, there are children to account for and there will be limited access to the things you formerly took for granted. Let’s look at some of the key things you’ll need to cover for a successful family camping trip. https://www.facebook.com/CampingAndCaravanning https://www.facebook.com/CampingAndCaravanning
http://www.yeomansoutdoors.co.ukYeomans - the one stop shop for all your outdoor clothing and equipment needs.
Yeomans Outdoors is one of the UK’s major suppliers of tents, camping equipment, and outdoor clothing. Make sure you’re fully prepared before venturing out into the wilderness!
http://www.yeomansoutdoors.co.uk/Great Gadgets for Caravanning - Portable Washing Machine
When you go on holiday the last thing on your mind is chores; that’s completely understandable. However, a portable washing machine gives you the convenience of being able to keep your clothes fresh and clean with minimal hassle. For example, a portable washing machine would definitely come in handy if you go out walking and the rain contributes to your clothes being caked in mud. If you were camping traditionally, you’d probably have to stick the offending clothes into a bin bad to wash when you get back home to your appliances. There’s an extra bonus to be found here, too: with a washing machine on the caravan, you don’t need to take as much clothes as you would usually. You can just wash them and re-wear them. https://www.facebook.com/CampingAndCaravanning
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