Greetings from wildest west wales,this is my first post so will say hello first - nice to know there are some more commer nutters out there.
If anyone would like a cracking weekend out I can recommend the Orllwyn Teifi vintage show in Croeslan in the mid west of Wales on the last bank holiday weekend in August.
It is a pretty big event in lovely scenery and as well as a classic car and commercial class it has a special classic camping section, which I entered with my beloved '71 autosleeper PB. The good part is that you are invited to make a donation to the chosen charity but otherwise it is free camping and free admission so makes for a cheap holiday. I parked up in display area and didn't need to turn a wheel apart from going on lovely road run with the steamers and classics to a country pub with a nice beer and a car park full of beautiful machinery. You do have the option of a separate camping field if you want to escape the goldfish bowl effect.
I went expecting to be the only commer in the village as there don't seem to be many in the area but ended up parking behind another autosleeper and seeing another highwayman in the public car park.
Anyway, if anyone fancies joining me with the classic campers this year the link with phone numbers is
http://www.ukcamera.com/moduron/vintageshow/
if this is out of action then search for orllwyn teifi comes up easily enough.
A perfect event for those of us with commerdation.
Enjoying the forum, will have all sorts of questions to fire at you all!
Keep motoring
Kes
If anyone would like a cracking weekend out I can recommend the Orllwyn Teifi vintage show in Croeslan in the mid west of Wales on the last bank holiday weekend in August.
It is a pretty big event in lovely scenery and as well as a classic car and commercial class it has a special classic camping section, which I entered with my beloved '71 autosleeper PB. The good part is that you are invited to make a donation to the chosen charity but otherwise it is free camping and free admission so makes for a cheap holiday. I parked up in display area and didn't need to turn a wheel apart from going on lovely road run with the steamers and classics to a country pub with a nice beer and a car park full of beautiful machinery. You do have the option of a separate camping field if you want to escape the goldfish bowl effect.
I went expecting to be the only commer in the village as there don't seem to be many in the area but ended up parking behind another autosleeper and seeing another highwayman in the public car park.
Anyway, if anyone fancies joining me with the classic campers this year the link with phone numbers is
http://www.ukcamera.com/moduron/vintageshow/
if this is out of action then search for orllwyn teifi comes up easily enough.
A perfect event for those of us with commerdation.
Enjoying the forum, will have all sorts of questions to fire at you all!
Keep motoring
Kes