On the Road Again

On the Road Again

PORT LINCOLN NEW CARAVAN ODYSSEY MARCH 2014

Day 2  

                                                 

Our new On The Move Traxx Caravan

Friday 7th March 2014

What a bad nights sleep,34 26.960s 138 21.040e Dublin Rest area, although not right on the road it was close enough to hear the trucks, however, it does not pay to be lazy and not completely level the van prior retiring for the night, Sheryle was fine but I felt I was continually falling out of bed.  We both woke a bit after 5am and decided it was close enough time to get up and moving as we had a long drive ahead, about 600kl, and that is mammoth to us.

As we had Teddy we had a number of stops en-route, I may say they were not all just for him we also needed breaks.  Arriving a bit after 2pm, I had planned on arriving about then, first was to consign our old caravan then to learn all about our new Forever Caravan.  While we were being shown how the new bits and pieces work Sheryle saw a couple eying off OUR new van and saying to herself, “take off this one is ours” she looked again, low and behold it was friends of our who now live in Peterborough, Sheryle sees them occasionally at work but I have not seen them for ages, they were staying at the caravan park catching up with friends of theirs, wow, what a treat it was, it is great to catch up with good friends in  the most unexpected places.

Now our Forever  van is 8.02 metres long, independent suspension, solar powered, separate shower and toilet and comes with all the bells and whistles, check out the web site www.onthemovecaravans.com.au you too can buy one from Pt Lincoln Caravans  www.portlincolncaravans.com.au  or you might wish to buy our old van, we do need the money!

Our first night in our new Forever van was on a dirt rd just out of Pt Neill overlooking the sea, Teddy thought it was a good move as he could walk around, the smells were just tantalizing to him. Only 50kl on the clock and we had already been on dusty corrugated roads and using a bit of a long bow were camping in the bush.  The wind was a pain, blowing between the front window cover, someone had not tightened the screw on the cover arm, up in the dark a few turns and all was good.

Keep the shiny side up

John & Sheryle