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Fantastic can remember going past his shop almost every day on the way into town and popping in looking for old belstaffs cracking row of shops that was now his shops gone 😢you would not recognise the place it's shocking 😢

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My small Caravan came with a Mover, I keep thinking about taking it off to save weight but then i have top store my Caravan in Storage and it would be impossible to get it in and out, Thing is people need to realize that having mover has nothing to do with being able to reverse or not, But very few Cars etc have the same amount of steering lock as a London Taxi and a Mover will do what No Car or Driver Can Do, Oh and by the way I have been reversing Trailers since the mid 70's as well as having a HGV Licence, So I think I know more than most, Now you have a Mover has nothing to do with your driving skill, It just means your smarter than most. Congrats on the Mover and the Caravan, Nice Rig, Major thumbs up.

Thanks for sharing all this useful information. I will be buying a caravan this year, and as a complete beginner,,, it’s all very useful to me. Thank you xx

Got them on out swift 880, best thing ever

Are these waves wind driven or ocean swells?... which ever it is , if climate change is to be believed you might have to build your retaining wall a bit higher and put your "Wendy house" on stilts in the near future!!.❤️🇬🇧

It's gets you into small spaces As you get older your back is bad caravan s are heavy. So yes motor movers are brill . To thoses who say they arnt

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To those that say no to movers and say if you can't reverse it with the car then you shouldn't be towing, i would agree you should be able but why have the hassle? I could wash all my clothes in the sink but choose to buy an automatic washing machine!! We would have a similar problem getting onto our drive, space parked cars & slope being the main issues. Take care happy caravaning!!

Although I love the idea of movers, I found that using a front hitch enables precise control with good visibility and eases the stress for my situation - which is tight parking spot along the house. The custom receiver fabrication/install was $500 but was integrated into the lower grill pretty nicely so it doesn't stick out like a sore thumb. Of course when we get home I have to unhitch, turn around and re-hitch - but it removes all stress. Don't want to bash movers - they look soooo cooool - but the price is hefty so I thought I'd share what I do in case it helps someone.

A motor mover is a tool that makes life easier. I always used to reverse my van onto the drive at home but when, last year, I got a bigger van, I had a moder motor mover attached. MUCH easier to get it up the drive than by reversing. Especially if there are vehicles parked outside in a way that prevents the tow car swinging out. Great when it's tight as you can move millimetre by millimetre. Also it's possible to operate on your own, walking around the van if needed to check positions etc. I live on a road whete people drive up and down as if it were a through road (though traffic signs tell drivers it is NOT to be used for that purpose). To go up the drive I have to reverse uphill, then take a right hand turn into the drive, which is also sloped uphill. With the motor mover - no issue at all. I can also reverse up the caravan's ramp when standing by the side of the ramp rather than looking back from the driver's seat.

Despite the damage it can cause, there's something wonderful about watching bad weather. Thankfully, we managed to miss the worst of it down here on the Firth of Forth.

The other plus is being able to have van go into pitch front ways for view or to have door facing other way. I fitted mine because of tight access to carpad at home but found them more useful on site than expected. No heated discussions with other half while reversing. Reversing onto pitches at night is big plus. Levelling, easy to fine tune. The only downside to movers is extra weight is big payload hit and price which you may get back when selling. One other plus is being able to do a Uturn when going down deadend road. Not happen yet but can see it happening one day.

Our set of awning is almost the same as yours, when we met you at Alnwick we used an Isabella minor, have an Isabella Magnum for longer stays & a 340 Isabella sun canopy which we used for or three week stint in France. Found most continental caravaners in hotter parts seem only to use sun canopies, it was only the Brits that put up full awnings then surrounded them with wind breaks, we like our privacy 😄😄😄

Even when movers are not 'essential', they are convenient and arguably safer than reversing into a tight space you cant see. I wouldn't be without mine 👍

I have found you can’t do without movers, we need them to park up at home on the drive & only on a couple of sites (usually a CL when space is not a problem) I’ve had to use them every time. We are on a site at the moment in France where I had to use the movers to negotiate on the access road to the pitch, some 100 yds !!!!!

Wonderfull pictures 🎉 beautifull music

Beautiful scenery on both sites, wish we could get away with the price you paid for a months holiday. We’re off to France for September & I know it will be slightly dearer 🤔🤔

I recognise that caravan with the green awning at Alnwick 😊😊👍

Hi Kieth, nearly finished the pdf. You kindly sent me & have now found this video, brings the words much more to life 👍

Hi there good to see someone taking a caravan to Morocco as opposed to a motor home. I have a caravan about the same size as yours 8.25 metres long x 2.5 wide, my question is did you find access ok on sites and roads etc? We’d love to visit Morocco. Many thanks for sharing your travels.

Interested to see your travels in Morocco with your caravan. We are thinking of going, with our Airstream so wanted to ask you as you also have a long (8 metres plus I guess) caravan if you had any trouble? The camping and caravanning club do an escorted tour but max length 8 metres which made me wonder why?

Top video I enjoyed your journey could you speak or narrate in future videos would be more amazing 👏

What a great little video. I’m heading there just before Christmas as a stopover on my way down to Essaouira. I might stay longer if it feels right… Videos like yours provide novices, like me, with the reassurance I will be on the right track (metaphorically and literally!) Thanks for posting such a helpful video. I too am taking my twin-axle caravan and I very excited!

I knew Keith Hart very well when I was an AMI/AME 2983, Chief Instructor and running Star Rider Hinckley and Market Harborough, as he was my Supervising Officer for the region. I recall with amusement that when the Part One Test was being introduced, we laid out the cones and the AMIs rode the seven exercises ... none of them passed first time! But we soon got the hang of it, and I conducted many P1 tests as an AME.

J adore le voyage par la caravane.

Beautiful... but it can´t travel in time, because (according to its speedometer), never reach 88 mi/hr. It´s maxium speed is 80 mi/Hr. .................. I´m kidding . this car its great!! congratulations !!!! =)

As to the pictures shown, I understand that you wanted the people who intend to visit Morocco, to understand that the people of Morocco live at the paste of thier confort, without pressure and down to earth. And that the people of morocco can live at thier own paste when it comes to thier financial capibilties at the individual level, and that they depend on thier own efforts to earn thier living, with no make ups or fake life style. Again thanks for the beautiful pictures you have publishe on youtube and we would love to have back, agin and again.

I am Glad you have enjoyed your visit to Morocco, Hope to see you again soon and you are welcome all time

Beautiful melancholic Adhan ❤

Welcom

مرحبا بكم في المغرب 🥰🥰🥰🥰

Marruecos es el país de las mil maravillas

Ilove you Morrocco

Pays de merveilles

Thanks for visit

سلام عليكم 🌲🌵🌴🌳🇲🇦🇲🇦👍

You are a bad person.it’s so many thinks so beautiful in Morocco and you took only pictures for the bad places and poor people.you so mean

Muy bonito

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Thank you so much for posting this, shed many a tear. ❤️❤️❤️

Wow, an epic journey indeed. Many thanks for sharing, good to see you safe return journey.👍

Looks amazing Keith, hope you and your family are all safe and well. Take care and hopefully see you on dry land soon 😉👍

buddy... if you'd stayed on the motorway till the next exit (assuming you're coming in from Tangiers), the camping is less than a kilometre away :-) and you could have avoided driving through the entire craziness of the city, or the scenic route, depending on your perspective.

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All I can say is wow!! What an adventure and stunning photography Mr H 👏

Stunning photos, fantastic choice of music and very emotive. Great to have had an adventure from my living room in these times!