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You can do it, Baz ! If I can drag myself across the North Sea, you can drag yourself up from the Southeast! C'mon ;)

I hope we're still on for Bonfire Night Special ! :)

Nicest J9 I've ever seen, I think !

And thanks so very much for stopping by! It was lovely to see you both. I'm so honoured that you prioritised it. Please send all our love to your wife. That photo reminds me of that big lovely bottle of lemonade in the cafe, Colin. Priced at four quid, a but pricey, but for Oslo - and a lovely...

Lovely photos, Colin !

Muhahahahaha :D

Absolutely stunning!

Looks great !

Will have to blag a heater this time round, I think...! :D

Looking forward to it, Panky ! :) Don't think I'll risk taking fireworks along on the plane, but other than that .. :D:D

That's a very nice van you've got yourself there, Mick. It's unique, no question. Congratulations.

The funbiest front panel I've ever seen on a Commer.. :D

I booked a return flight late last night, so I will be there too. Now I just need to sort out some sleeping quarters.. :oops:

I've loved it ever since Martin pulled it out from a French forest some 10 years ago!

Oh! One Frenchman is out of hibernation - and nice and clean too! :)

I know I shouldn't say this, as you might think that I had lost my interest/enthusiasm/devotion/love for our Bluebird Highwayman - which would be so far from reality as you could possibly get. But my ultimate Commer would be an early 60s Maidstone (or Caravan/Caravanette as they were called in...

It was impressively well packed, Chris, that was my main point. It was so well packed, that it took forever to remove the packaging material. A worthy testament to the packer, I'd say ! Superb work :)

Yes, it has indeed. Landed a week ago, in fact. Unwrapped in extreme excitement by yours truely and our two children (they were, in fairness, more excited about all the cardboard - and the fact that they could make a play boat out of it. :D ) Christine had really done a sterling packaging...

How excited I am ! New alu tank for the Bluebird was picked up at Tim's on Monday and is now "en route" to Norway. :) Cleverly disguised (in the papers) as a water tank, there are high hopes that I will avoid the claws of Customs and Excise, and escape with a nominal charge for the import...

Facecrack ! Hahaha !!! :D :D :D It's a shame the entire interior has gone. But, on the other hand, it would have hid all that pretty alarming amount of rust. Interesting too that it was sold by Wilsons as new - as a LHD. Wilsons did export quite a few Commer campers across to the States...