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Caravan Show & Camping photos – part 5

smith — Thu, 12 Feb 2009 22:55:35 +0000

Here are the last three photos from the show at Turku. Itineo is a new brand in Finnish markets. All their motorhomes are integrated models. The lengths are between 6.1 – 7.4 meters and there are 9 different layouts to choose from. Itineo’s best asset is the affordable price. The dealer presented Itineo as a [...]

The Manchester Central Caravan & Motorhome Show 2009

admin — Fri, 16 Jan 2009 01:13:07 +0000

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Exciting Explorer exclusives

admin — Sat, 10 Jan 2009 02:41:19 +0000

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Exciting Explorer exclusives … at 2009 National Caravan & Outdoor Show

EXPLORER GROUP – SPECTACULAR NEW STAND AND AWARD WINNING TOURERS IN HALL 5

The spectacular new Explorer stand will showcase the latest 2009 Elddis, Compass, Xplore and the all-new Buccaneer Touring Caravan ranges, whilst 2009 Avantgarde and Autoquest motorhomes will be unveiled on the new Explorer Group motorhome stand in Hall 4.

This year’s show will also host the exclusive unveiling of the world’s first all-electric caravan. Explorer Group’s Xplore Electric is guaranteed to create a buzz when it is launched at the NEC in February!

Expect another Explorer Group exclusive, as the all-new luxury Buccaneer Tourer range will be unveiled to press and public at the 2009 National Caravan & Outdoor Show. Top-of-the-range, Explorer’s opulent Buccaneer collection boasts a brand new layout this year – plus an array of new innovations and features on show for the first time.

The entry-level Xplore range – having only made its debut at the 2008 National Caravan & Outdoor Show – is enjoying meteoric success, having just scooped the prestigious Caravan Industry award for 2009 Tourer of the Year. Beating off stiff competition from more established brands, this newcomer from the Explorer Group is the one to watch – and you can see it for yourself at Explorer Group’s stand in Hall 5 this year!

From entry-level to top-of-the-range, Explorer Group have cleaned up with acclaimed industry awards for their Tourer washrooms. The Caravan Industry awarded the Xplore 452 with Washroom of the Year, whilst the super-glam ‘penthouse-style’ end washrooms in the luxury Rallye and Crusader ranges have wowed customers and critics alike – receiving special commendation for innovation.

The wide variety of Touring Caravan options and layouts, combined with a host of innovative new features will excite and appeal. All are competitively priced but with your Explorer showdeal, you’re guaranteed an exceptional new model with outstanding value for money.

EXPLORER GROUP – MOTORHOMES WITH THE SEAL OF APPROVAL IN HALL 4

Explorer Group now has the European seal of approval on all their Motorhomes – and you can see the all-new 2009 range this February at 2009 National Caravan & Outdoor Show.

Explorer Group, manufacturer of award-winning Elddis and Compass Motorhomes, has become the first UK manufacturer to gain EC Whole Vehicle Type Approval for all Motorhomes we manufacture via the UK type approval body, The Vehicle Certification Agency (VCA).

Motorhome safety is a crucial factor to consider when buying a new motorhome and there is no higher standard awarded than European Whole Vehicle Type Approval.

Elddis and Compass Motorhomes offer superb value for money, appealing to both novice and seasoned Motorhomers. The range boasts practical features and luxurious home comforts, packaged in a wide variety of layouts and a choice of hi-line and lo-line models.

Launching at the 2009 National Caravan & Outdoor Show will be the all-new Compass Avantgarde 155 and Elddis Autoquest 155 models. An entirely new layout for Explorer Group, these new 2-berth lo-line Motorhomes boast a fixed double bed and front dinette – perfect for couples and singles and a practical solution for adventurers with limited mobility, too.

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Edinburgh festival: The Caravan

admin — Tue, 23 Dec 2008 07:07:30 +0000

Pleasance Courtyard, Edinburgh

- Maxie Szalwinska
- guardian.co.uk, Tuesday 12 August 2008 15.08 BST
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We are perched on a faded, pink velveteen sofa in a rickety caravan, Martha Carney is talking on the radio and Valerie is making us a cup of tea. She is one of the hundreds of people left homeless after last summer’s severe downpours in England. Valerie was told that she would be living in this cramped space for 10 weeks; she’s been here for 10 months, along with three other family members and a dog.

Look Left Look Right’s new verbatim show offers a glimpse into the lives of a dozen or so deluged householders from flood-hit towns who are still facing headaches over repairs and insurance estimates.

They pass around the biscuits, show us photographs of their waterlogged villages and tell us their stories. Zog had bought his dream house but now he “couldn’t give it away to a family of mermaids”. Gavin remembers the wallpaper peeling off the walls in his home, and the sweaty-sock smell left by the muddy water.

Every time a performer pops into the caravan, they turn the page on a calendar that gives us the name and occupation of the person we’re listening to. Clocking in at a mere 30 minutes, this bit of documentary theatre may not be as powerful as other Fringe shows – such as the campaigning Deep Cut and the admirably complex Motherland – but it is earnest, engaging and often a ticklish pleasure.

These tales of people let down by councils, insurance companies and unscrupulous developers are fringed with hope as well as exasperation. Sue and Jonathan from Whitney have become experts on the Gulf stream; two women natter gleefully about how some things have changed for the better in their village since the flood. The show also has a feeling for how familiarity breeds warmth – most touchingly, in the relationship between a couple who turn to each other and smilingly say: “It’s amazing we’re still together isn’t it?”