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  • meecee
    meecee Forum Participant Posts: 304
    edited September 2016 #62

    'Proximity of transport links, shops, caravan dealers and possibily the ability to walk from the site on a pavement seem the most useful to be commented on.'

    This (except for the caravan dealers) would be useful to us

    A lot deal in both types. Are you saying you wouldn't visit "Joe Bloggs Caravans" if you were in need of a gizmo for your MH whilst away at the nearby site?

    I probably would visit just to be nosey but hopefully not find a dealer essential (famous last words), however the walk on pavements, transport & shops would be really useful to me, a mobility scooter user - only so much can be discovered from google earth.

     

  • Spriddler
    Spriddler Forum Participant Posts: 646
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    edited September 2016 #63

    Reviews need to be factual and objective rather than subjective. 

    It really irritates me when some reviewers write negatively 'Cant fault....' this, and 'Can't fault.....' that, as though disappointed. 

    I get a vision of a mealy-mouthed awning lurker or an 'Officer Mackay' strutting around the site in shorts, socks and sandals noting negatives with pencil and clip board.

    Goodness knows how they'd cope if the handlle broke on their Sainsbury's 'Bag for Life'.

     

  • cyberyacht
    cyberyacht Forum Participant Posts: 10,218 ✭✭✭
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    edited September 2016 #64

     

    Goodness knows how they'd cope if the handlle broke on their Sainsbury's 'Bag for Life'.

    Do not jest. It has happened to me. My therapist has ordered a Ferrari 488 on the strength of the fees.

  • redface
    redface Forum Participant Posts: 1,701
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    edited September 2016 #65

    HarryB - I can recommend foam ear plugs, they are so good that MOH can sleep through the alarm clock - even though it is on her side of the bed!

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