I doubt those ladies are the first to have recognised you from your Vlog. Many more, like me, are probably too shy to say anything even if the GoPod and Winston would ring an immediate bell! If you are still in Scotland but due to come back to England in the next week or so, you could do worse than to stop in at the Teesside DA THS at Beadnell on the Northumberland Coast for about 23 nights from 19th July (this coming weekend) onwards. No need to book, and you can stop one night or 23 or even leave and return as some do on their way up to and back down from Scotland, two fields away from the Beadnell club site, literally 100 yards from the sand dunes and the beach. Bamburgh 5 miles away. Lovely flat fields and really well organised AND only £10 per unit per night. Anyway, this was another very professional video. Thanks.
@@Roz.S You are obviously a member of the Camping & Caravanning Club since you seem to have camped at their Oban Club Site. The Camping Club has various types of camping open to members: 1. The Club Sites which are effectively well-run commercial sites open to members and, I think, non-members, at a slightly higher rate per night. But £30-50 per night is possible at high season, even if that is slightly cheaper than some non-club commercial sites and many are booked up in advance. 2. There is a network of (usually) farmers who have "five-van sites" know as Certificated Sites or Certificated Locations in the clubs, but these often only have a drinking water tap so you can fill up & an Elsan disposal point apart from the place to site your van. They are much cheaper to stay at. SOME (but only some) may offer toilets & showers, too. They are listed in the Camping Club's Big Sites Book but probably also online. You deal directly with the farmer when staying there. 3. District Associations (DAs) exist all over Britain in the Camping Club - in the North East Region of England that comprises Northumbria DA, Durham DA and Teesside DA - and the various DAs have a programme of weekend meets published in the "Out & About" part of the Club magazine & website. So, for example (and I will make this up) 2 weeks ago Teesside DA might have a weekend meet at Hutton-le-Hole in the NY Moors, Durham might have a similar meet at Seaham and Northumbria might have a meet at, say, Hexham. You might decide to go to the meet organised by your "home" DA but if you like one of the other DAs' sites or if you have already visited your DA's site recently or if you don't "fancy" that place, you can just join one of the other DA's at their site. Yorkshire, East of England and other Regions of the country have their own DAs and they have THEIR meets, too, and you are welcome to join any of them, for example if you are touring outside your local area. Those DA Meets (usually a weekend but sometimes a "long weekend" or even Thursday to Monday) will often also be on a farmer's field but may use sports clubs etc, where there are flat fields! Normally very cheap (£10-15 per unit per night) and although the farmers' fields may only offer a water tap and an Elsan point, though sports clubs and similar sites which are used for a THS sometimes allow the showers and toilets to be used. No doubt the club is happy with that as it is more likely the campers may pop in for a few drinks during their stay. These meets will have stewards who organise the site for the duration of their stay, collect the fees etc. 4. For longer stays, particularly in the Easter, Summer and half-term holidays, DAs or even Regions organise Temporary Holiday Sites - again using farmers' fields or schools/colleges/sports club. Again they will have stewards or, for larger THSs, teams of stewards so they can take turns. Some THS meet might last a week/10 days and some (like Teesside DA's Beadnell THS which opens on 19th July this year, and runs for 23 nights, I think) last rather longer. They are often near a town or city with attractions (like the Edinburgh with its Festival or York), near the coast (like Whitby, or Tenby in Wales or, indeed, like the Beadnell THS) or in the countryside like the National Parks with all they have to offer. THS meets sometimes have to be booked in advance (or at least you should phone the number or send an email to the Stewards at the contact details given in Out & About. The Teesside DA THS is on two large fields which have, so far, never been filled so, for that meet, you just need to turn up with your membership card. The Beadnell THS is somewhere people can go (a) for the full 23 nights at only £10 per unit per night (b) for any other number of nights within the 23 available - sometimes, for example, GPs might bring the Grandchildren for a week, take them home to their parents then come back for some time on their own. (c) People can pop in for a weekend or pop in to break their journey for one or two nights on their way up to Scotland as it's fairly near to the Border, or pop in for one or two nights on their way back down from Scotland. Last year there was a children's play area but I'm not sure whether or not that is happening this year, but there is a large communal tent for people to spend evening time in, maybe for drinks with friends etc, particularly in poor weather. But there is the second field from which the hubbub from that tent could not be heard and some people ask to go to that quieter field if they have dogs or just prefer solitude . I have never heard anyone complain about that THS. Some people go to it every year to meet friends from previous years. Some just drop in because it is a convenient stop on their journey. A THS is a cheap way of spending time in a different area from where you might normally stay. And for Beadnell there is so much to do in terms of walks and cycle rides, the dunes & beach, nearby places like Seahouses and towns (like Alnwick, Bamburgh, Lindisfarne , Warkworth, Craster , Amble etc) with castles and other things to see and do. Some people plan their trips by moving from THS to DA meet to another THS etc. Even if from time to time you need/want to stay at a commercial site for it's facilities, the money saved at a THS will allow you to afford the stay at that much more expensive commercial site! The Beadnell THS is 2 fields away from the Camping Club site at Beadnell. That site is often fully booked but the stewards there will often send people up to our field if they have travelled a long way & there is no room at the inn on the Club Site, to see if we can fix them up. They are normally amazed at the price differential and I have heard many say that they had never heard of THSs before despite being in the club for years (maybe they used the club for its Club Sites network, van insurance deals etc) but they often say they'll use THSs in the future. Good weather, of course, helps wherever you camp! I hope that answers the questions you had. And I hope you and Winston enjoy the rest of your trip.
I thought it was sad when you were walking last day in Oban, when you mentioned you would one day be walking alone without Winston.Thats why we have for such a short time in our lives, and they give us great times, they make us laugh they make us cry..So cherish them whilst you have him. I like you had a furry friend that always went into the hills with me, camped with me, shared breakfast sausages, out in all weathers. She was Ruby my Border Collie, best dog I ever had, so I now walk alone, but I still have great memories, and I walk alone in places we went in the past, but I still feel her presence…These videos are great, as I get to see a lovely person, with a great pootch, living a great life..Keep these videos coming Rox. Xx
I’ve decided I absolutely love your videos 💙🐶💙 seeing you guys on your hikes is just beautiful 👍🏻 your presentation style is lovely, no pretence, no bikini thumbnails for click bait just a gorgeous lady and her best friend having a fabulous time xx
Watching people pitch or manoeuvre into place is a national pastime and the reward for getting to your site early. I would always envy people in caravans watching us put our tent up in the rain from the comfort of their lounge. I now have a Campervan for just myself and my dog but still hate people watching me drive onto levellers. Especially when I go too far and drive off the end of them.
I can't complain about people watching me reverse because I too like to watch people reverse 😂😂🙈 I try to do it sneakily from inside of my caravan though so I don't pressurize them too much 😂😂
I haven’t commented yet on any of your videos but as a spaniel owner have been watching with avid interest! Hugely inspiring - Rocky and I are going camping together at the start of August 😊 Re Winston and drinking water - Rocky is exactly the same. Will look as though he’s about to keel over but when I offer him fresh chilled drinking water will turn his snout up and roll around in the dirt instead. I despair! 😂
Very true!! 🙌🏼 The best thing I learned on my towing course when reversing was to go slow and to get out as many times as I need to, especially since I am always having to reverse on my own. Thanks for watching 🙌🏼
Great bit of caravan manouvering, well done, especially with an audience!, Winston certainly likes a game, made me chuckle seeing him keep dropping his toy back in the water 😂
Another lovely video, thank you. I think you did well parking the van. Don't let it become onerous putting up a video, you need to enjoy it as we all do so maybe take a week off here and there, folk will understand. I really look forward to them and you do such a great job. Pats to Winston.
Good reversing. It's actually harder with a little caravan than a larger one. You mentioned that you were under pressure with people watching. There is no shame in unhitching and motormovering the caravan on to the pitch. I always used to reverse on to the pitch but these days I just pull up, unhitch and motormover the caravan on to the pitch.
Great video. Loving the tunes. Don't ever feel Intimidated reversing. Just shut off people and do it your way and in your time. Being a hgv driver we get this all the time. Always get out, have a look and shunt if you need to. Loving the series 😊
I’m guessing it probably takes close to another 40 hours just to get 25 minutes of quality content out. You are always so conscientious in responding to your post comments also. Your channel is growing and becoming very popular! It might become a little more challenging to connect with every one of your followers comments. Personally I would never be offended or disinclined to watch your next episode if you didn’t respond to one of my comments. I would just think you are prioritising a bit of precious time with your dear sweet boy, Winston.
Each vlog episode contains about a day or two of footage, and each episodes takes me about 15 hours to edit. This video took a bit longer because there was a lot of shorter clips in the first section that needed cropping, so that took a long time. I do enjoy it though, and I like being able to look back on our adventures. Thanks so much for watching! I am trying to stay on top of the comments, but it is getting more difficult 🙈
@@Roz.S I’m not surprised it takes that long. I tried my hand at making a parody video once and it literally took me days to get about 3 minutes of completed footage. But chuck a bit of OCD in with trimming and splicing footage, laying down audio and that probably made it a much longer task! Your Vlogs are some of the best I’ve seen! I think if you ever lose your day job, you could turn your hand to editing other people’s Vlogs! But that aside, it’s wonderful you have these very creative video diaries of your adventures with Winston. I kind of wish some of this technology had been around when I had my first dog!
Winston has you well trained! You do know your supposed to throw the toy for him to fetch? Love that he has you fetch the toy for him 😂. Hope you sort out the work to "you" time. It takes a bit of balancing but usually can be done. Keep having fun. P.S. think the hat looks great.
Forget the gimmick bug zappers. The only thing you need for the midge is a proper wearable repellent. The forestry workers use "Smidge" (as do we) and it's the best.
Another brill vlog roz it's nice poeple know u from you tube just got to say tho winston is amazing such a lovley dog I hope there are ma y more adventures for you and winston
I’m going to need to get a team of security guards at this rate!! 😎 😂😂😂 Thankfully, I can still wander the streets and not be recognised 😂😂 Thanks for watching 🙌🏼
Always a worry when our dogs don’t drink. Our oldest is a rescue and drinks out of puddles rather than their water bowl , strange ! We’ve just got back from the west coast and never experienced weather like it . Cold and wet in July is hard to take 😂. Great to see you have been spotted as a UA-camr. 👍
Winston prefers natural water sources to his water bowl, too 😅 I feel you with regards to the weather, I was in the Hebrides in June and got my fair share of wind and rain 🙈🙈 it’s very frustrating. Thanks so much for watching our videos.
Hi Roz! Don’t forget the lips and ears with the sun screen! Super important…from experience! Enjoying your travels and hope you can work out the balance of jobs, life and adventures.
I'm in America and I find it cute that 5 hour drive is long. I know America is much larger, but for example I'm from Memphis TN and to go to my parents house which is in East Tennessee on the Virginia border it's 12 hours. Don't get me started on Texas. You could drive 24 hours and still only see a third of the state. We just travel we pick a place hit the interstate and drive. But I so enjoy watching your videos and Winston of course.
5 hours is a loooonnng drive for me 😅😅 It might not be that long for other people in the UK, but that’s my limit 😅 I would have to spread a 12 hour drive over several days 😂😂 Thanks so much for watching our videos! 🙌🏼
I agree. That’s about my limit too. I drove back from Northumberland to Norfolk in my campervan on Monday and with holdups it took 5.5 hours and I was shattered. Spent much of the next day in bed and still haven’t fully unpacked the van
@@lindafielding6733 travelling is exhausting!! I often need a holiday from my holiday 😅 and driving is especially tiring! I hope you’ve managed get the R&R that you needed 👍🏼
With Winston as regards water we tend to put our Alfie on bottled water a week before we go away in our caravan as you can go to a soft water area where we have a hard water area where we live it does perhaps taste different He does look fine you both have a good adventure and try not to worry To much he is great 😊
Reversing a single axle caravan is hard work. They turn so quickly. I’ve got a class one hgv licence and it’s easier to reverse a tri axle trailer than a short caravan. Lovely vlog.
I have been practicing with my Pod 👍🏼 Reversing to the left is still the hardest for the me, but I'm getting better 👍🏼 Thanks so much for watching. Glad you enjoyed it.
1 issue with the bug zappers. They attract and zap bugs well. The "attract" part can be a problem. If the zapper is placed in your space at the farthest distance from where you are, the better. Recommended that you don't place nearest to you for the bugs that don't get zapped quickly. Just keep it at the opposite end of where you are. (Example: If you are sleeping, keep it at the Pod door). Cheers.
I hung it up in my pop top 👍🏼 Worked a treat - got them as soon as they came in (I think they were getting in via the pop top) 😀 Thanks so much for watching.
The smile on your face says you liked being recognised !!! If nice people recognise you it’s nice !!! Does it scare you how much you love and care for Winston ???
It was nice because it was by nice people 😀 It doesn't scare me how much I love Winston, but it does give me a lot of anxiety because I'm always worrying about his health, especially now he's getting older.
Thanks for another wonderful video you made reversing look easy I have enough problems just reversing a van. Seems like your bug zapper does the trick, I'm sure Winston is fine he certainly looks healthy and energetic and definitely loves his treats. I look forward to your video take care.
Thank you so much! I’m getting better at reversing, but I would have preferred to do it in one manoeuvre 🙈 im still happy with it though. Winston was fine - I think I was just worrying over nothing 😅 Thanks so much for following our adventures!
Brilliant parking. I bet those people were disappointed you didn't muck up😅 Lovely weather there. Nothing but rain in Wales, bet your glad your not here now.
I've recently discovered your brilliant channel and yet another reason to boycott terrestrial tv. I find long days harder when the activity is later on. So my advice would be to try and get a few hours in at 'the office' before breakfast. A degree of achievement before starting the daily routine is always a help. Keep up the good work.
What an epic tour. Can't wait to see the rest as it unfolds. Your organisation and planning just astound me. Oh, and one comment on soaking your feet while hiking. I did it once on a "survival" trek in the mountains when I was a novice. Took time for some wading, hiked the last five miles, and found that softening my feet in the water left them vulnerable to rubbing on my boots. I had massive blisters on the bottoms of my feet and it took a couple weeks to recuperate. You seem to have got through unscathed -- but for a moment you had me worried.
Ooohhh that sounds so painful!!! 🙈🙈 but don’t worry, I went paddling at the end of our hike. The campsite was just around the corner; only a 10min walk 👍🏼 But I will remember that tip for the future. Thanks so much for watching.
Liked the little gorge with its really nice "kettels". In Scandinavia, those are called Gigant's Kettles or Witch Kettles, but these were very good examples of such ice age formations.
Hi Roz just chill out with Winston, don't worry if he doesn't take a drink of water they will be plenty of rivers for him to take a drink. He is spoiled with treats.. I'm glad you are chilling out & the way you reversed the go pod, Just take you're Time. Never rush things that's how you start to panic. Keep up the good video!!!
I was worrying over nothing when it came to Winston not drinking. I do have a habit of making mountains out of molehills when it comes to my dog 😅🙈 My reversing practice came in handy 👍🏼 Thanks so much for watching and following the adventure!
Hi Roz, congrats on yet another great video. I am really enjoying following your and Winston's adventures together. You are lovely to watch and listen to - such an engaging nature and style. Despite all of your hard work Winston is of course the star of the show. Such a happy chappy - thanks in no small part to you. He tail is always wagging ten to the dozen. I hope your trip continues to go well and I'm looking to part 6. All the best, Andy
Great videos. Really enjoy your travels. You are doing what I planned to do when I retired but didn’t! 😡🤷🏼♀️Admire your adventurous spirit. 👏👏👏Inspiring!👍👍👍
After realising that you were leaving space for the van I thought your reversing of the Pod was pretty good. It would have been criminal to bypass that gorge, the natural erosion evident there was very interesting. Thanks for the video, impressive once again. Good luck with the work-life balance pursuit. Take care.
I also hate an audience when I'm parallel parking.Something I can do but go to pieces if someone's watching.My ex used to laugh at me because if the space was tight I could get in no problem but if I had loads of space it would take a few goes!! Winston's got good taste in water.I remember as a kid on a hot summer's day in Scotland having a drink out of a fast flowing stream.Best water ever and ice cold.Glad to see the bug zapper was working overtime at your last camp but you don't need it now.Safe travels.See you on the next.
I don’t know why reversing becomes harder when people are watching 😅🙈 I’m happy that Oban didn’t have the masses of midges, but I’m sure I’ll use the bug zapper again at some point on our adventures. Thanks so much for watching.
Great video Roz , I would get used to being recognised when you’re out and about. People love to watch your videos and they will be chuffed to meet you in person. 😊 Winston looked fine and not dehydrated at all. I’m sure he’ll drink when he’s thirsty so don’t worry too much 😊. Love the beautiful scenery! I see what you mean when you say Winston loves river water!! Just seen him drink 👍🏻 hope you manage to get your work/life balance sorted. ❤
Another great video thanks for sharing guys. Roz our silky terrier doesn't like drinking water so our Vet suggested giving him smaller portions and adding 40 mils to his food. It worked. Even tho it's not a lot at one time, at least it's something. Hope this helps. Cheers from Mer, Jan and Arki from South Australia xxx
Well done parking while being watched, I've been there and felt the pressure! Although with your nice little go pod, they were probably just thinking"i wonder what that is, and I'd love to have a look at it" ... that's what I'd be thinking, if i saw you pull up 🥂
Your dedication to preparing delicious meals warms our hearts and fills our bellies with joy. Every dish you create is a testament to your culinary artistry and care. And I am Floating Village Life
I did a lot of orienteering. I still have an old compass in a drawer. I can still recall the little rhyme for map reading and bearings. "Mag to Grid, get rid. Grid to Mag, add". Paper maps have an offset compared to the magnetic North Pole. Which changes over time. its printed at the top of the map. So you add or remove however many degrees it is on your map. Depending if you are using a magnetic or map grid bearing.
Nice vlog adventure, it is interesting to see that most of the camp ground are out of wooden areas but still nice, your backing up was quite good but would have loved hear you singing....
Nothing wrong with taking a couple of days out from your busy touring schedule to catch up on work. You are still in a beautiful environment away from the usual daily grind. If it takes the pressure off, you will also enjoy the adventuring more, without the nagging feeling of being behind in your work. Just my own experiences shared here.
Unfortunately, I am the type of person who thinks that I can be on the go 24/7 365 days a year, sleep 4 hours a night and do it all!! 😂😂 I'll learn one of these days! 🙈 You are right though, I'll enjoy it more without the added pressure. Thanks so much for watching.
I love your videos...a gentle reminder though, if you have a checklist for departure, could you please add "keep dashboard clear of items... especially light / bright items!" Say Hi to Winston!
That bright orange thing on my dash is a sign to remind me that my bike is on my roof. I know it ruins the driving footage because it reflects on the window, but I have a fear of forgetting that the bike is up there and driving under a low bridge, a height barrier, or low hanging trees 🙈😅 Thanks so much for watching! 🙌🏼 (Winston is currently having his morning after breakfast snoozes)
Hello you two , You have found a nice campsite. And yes, you parked very well! Regarding your thoughts, something could be neglected whether it's work or leisure or YT. What's important is that you're clear. Your work isn't neglected. The films for You Toobe. I don't think it matters if it takes a little longer until a new film comes out. That Real lives come first. Stay healthy and all the best to you. Greetings Oldie 👍
Don’t worry about your dog drinking. Ours never drink when walking or traveling. He will drink when he want just like our Chihuahuas. Just like us we like water in the area we live in but not so much when we travel. Look at the torus water holder and put in bottled water if he does not drink local water. This may be why he like streams and such they taste better to him.
Thank you! He was drinking fine by the end of the day. Although he doesn’t have much choice but to like the water, we’re on a 2 month trip and I can’t carry 2 months worth of water for him and I’m not buying bottled for him 😅😅 His normal drinking habits resumed 👍🏼 Thanks so much for watching 👍🏼
Brilliant, my dog hardly ever drank when we went for long walks and jogging yet he would cock his leg up about a million times 😅. Don't worry about him. This is first vid of yours I've seen, it's Fantastic.
Another amazing video fantastic. It's a lovely part of the world around there it just makes you feel free and away from.people .you have the most perfect life I think .live your dream and keep the videos going .we had a wonderful time on berneray outer hebreidies A fee weeks ago 😊
Another goodie thank you...on the subject of Winston and water...if you haven't already done so try adding water to his bowl of food..covering the food...mine do go off water occasionally especially if they are out of their comfort zone...they drink the water first to get to the food 👍
My worst journey was Rosslare in Ireland to Connemara. A 210mile journey, turned into 9 hours ( road works and the Galway races). Arrived on site, knackered, wife 4 children and dog. Found that the bumpy roads had seized the door lock, ended up with half the site helping me, WD4O , Fairly liquid, nothing worked. Then I had a brain wave(unusual). Old van had the door stay that was operated from the inside of the door. Unscrewed it and gave me just enough room to get a wire through into the inside door handle. Never happened again!
That sounds like one hell of a day!! I bet you were happy to get into bed after all that. Glad you got it sorted though 👍🏼 Thanks so much for watching our video.
Rather later watching you today but well worth usual brilliant video. First time camping in Scotland and had Scottish water it was very brown ---- peaty. Bit worried to drink but oh my it made a smashing cuppa. And our dogs preferred streams to tap water. Please don't burn yourself out as the saying goes trying to get so much done. Like the hat by the way. Look after yourself and Winston. ❤
What an incredible vlog! 5 hours driving😮 The scenery is simply stunning and the walks incredible. Sadly my arthitic feet would not allow some of the terrain! Good to see Winston enjoying himself so much! My wife and I like the idea of touring Scotland but not sure about some of the roads. Stay safe! Sid and Nicola, Rugby
The roads in Scotland are narrow and twisty, but there are plenty of passing places. I haven't had a problem towing my little caravan 👍🏼 Thanks so much for watching. Glad you enjoyed this video.
If worried about Winston drinking find a vet and see if they sell oralade for dogs. We add it to our Golden Retriever water like squash (we dilute and don't follow instructions). A bottle can last a week.
Finally wednesday again 🥰 I imagine I hear your audience commenting you ... " Ohh my goodness, she's been out with a caravan before ! " ... nice driving ! I'm taking off tomorrow at noon or so... can't wait 😆going south east across the swedish border about 120 km away, spending a week at the loveliest place you can think of ! Whish I could send you some pictures ☺I love your vlogging !
Smashed it with another great video, really enjoying this adventure, Winston launching himself up them steps 😂😂 look forward to the next instalment take care fir now 🙌❤️🐶🚐
Hello Roz and Winston, I really enjoy your adventures, Thankyou so much for showing us a little slice of your life. Thousands of people would know you, I tried to post a picture of us, me and and my puppy dog lady, to show you us, I can't seem to do that. Look forward to your next episode, Work life balance is something I struggle with at times to. Take a break and take care.
Pro parking, pro storytelling, nice scenery. 5 stars all the way from me. Thanks for taking the time to make it. ❤
You’re more than welcome! Thanks so much for watching. I’m glad you enjoyed it 👍🏼
I doubt those ladies are the first to have recognised you from your Vlog. Many more, like me, are probably too shy to say anything even if the GoPod and Winston would ring an immediate bell!
If you are still in Scotland but due to come back to England in the next week or so, you could do worse than to stop in at the Teesside DA THS at Beadnell on the Northumberland Coast for about 23 nights from 19th July (this coming weekend) onwards. No need to book, and you can stop one night or 23 or even leave and return as some do on their way up to and back down from Scotland, two fields away from the Beadnell club site, literally 100 yards from the sand dunes and the beach. Bamburgh 5 miles away. Lovely flat fields and really well organised AND only £10 per unit per night.
Anyway, this was another very professional video. Thanks.
@@raymondporter2094 Thanks so much for watching and following our adventure!
Is that a campsite or an event on the 19th?
@@Roz.S You are obviously a member of the Camping & Caravanning Club since you seem to have camped at their Oban Club Site.
The Camping Club has various types of camping open to members:
1. The Club Sites which are effectively well-run commercial sites open to members and, I think, non-members, at a slightly higher rate per night. But £30-50 per night is possible at high season, even if that is slightly cheaper than some non-club commercial sites and many are booked up in advance.
2. There is a network of (usually) farmers who have "five-van sites" know as Certificated Sites or Certificated Locations in the clubs, but these often only have a drinking water tap so you can fill up & an Elsan disposal point apart from the place to site your van. They are much cheaper to stay at. SOME (but only some) may offer toilets & showers, too. They are listed in the Camping Club's Big Sites Book but probably also online. You deal directly with the farmer when staying there.
3. District Associations (DAs) exist all over Britain in the Camping Club - in the North East Region of England that comprises Northumbria DA, Durham DA and Teesside DA - and the various DAs have a programme of weekend meets published in the "Out & About" part of the Club magazine & website. So, for example (and I will make this up) 2 weeks ago Teesside DA might have a weekend meet at Hutton-le-Hole in the NY Moors, Durham might have a similar meet at Seaham and Northumbria might have a meet at, say, Hexham. You might decide to go to the meet organised by your "home" DA but if you like one of the other DAs' sites or if you have already visited your DA's site recently or if you don't "fancy" that place, you can just join one of the other DA's at their site. Yorkshire, East of England and other Regions of the country have their own DAs and they have THEIR meets, too, and you are welcome to join any of them, for example if you are touring outside your local area. Those DA Meets (usually a weekend but sometimes a "long weekend" or even Thursday to Monday) will often also be on a farmer's field but may use sports clubs etc, where there are flat fields! Normally very cheap (£10-15 per unit per night) and although the farmers' fields may only offer a water tap and an Elsan point, though sports clubs and similar sites which are used for a THS sometimes allow the showers and toilets to be used. No doubt the club is happy with that as it is more likely the campers may pop in for a few drinks during their stay. These meets will have stewards who organise the site for the duration of their stay, collect the fees etc.
4. For longer stays, particularly in the Easter, Summer and half-term holidays, DAs or even Regions organise Temporary Holiday Sites - again using farmers' fields or schools/colleges/sports club. Again they will have stewards or, for larger THSs, teams of stewards so they can take turns. Some THS meet might last a week/10 days and some (like Teesside DA's Beadnell THS which opens on 19th July this year, and runs for 23 nights, I think) last rather longer.
They are often near a town or city with attractions (like the Edinburgh with its Festival or York), near the coast (like Whitby, or Tenby in Wales or, indeed, like the Beadnell THS) or in the countryside like the National Parks with all they have to offer.
THS meets sometimes have to be booked in advance (or at least you should phone the number or send an email to the Stewards at the contact details given in Out & About. The Teesside DA THS is on two large fields which have, so far, never been filled so, for that meet, you just need to turn up with your membership card.
The Beadnell THS is somewhere people can go (a) for the full 23 nights at only £10 per unit per night (b) for any other number of nights within the 23 available - sometimes, for example, GPs might bring the Grandchildren for a week, take them home to their parents then come back for some time on their own. (c) People can pop in for a weekend or pop in to break their journey for one or two nights on their way up to Scotland as it's fairly near to the Border, or pop in for one or two nights on their way back down from Scotland.
Last year there was a children's play area but I'm not sure whether or not that is happening this year, but there is a large communal tent for people to spend evening time in, maybe for drinks with friends etc, particularly in poor weather. But there is the second field from which the hubbub from that tent could not be heard and some people ask to go to that quieter field if they have dogs or just prefer solitude . I have never heard anyone complain about that THS. Some people go to it every year to meet friends from previous years. Some just drop in because it is a convenient stop on their journey.
A THS is a cheap way of spending time in a different area from where you might normally stay. And for Beadnell there is so much to do in terms of walks and cycle rides, the dunes & beach, nearby places like Seahouses and towns (like Alnwick, Bamburgh, Lindisfarne , Warkworth, Craster , Amble etc) with castles and other things to see and do.
Some people plan their trips by moving from THS to DA meet to another THS etc. Even if from time to time you need/want to stay at a commercial site for it's facilities, the money saved at a THS will allow you to afford the stay at that much more expensive commercial site!
The Beadnell THS is 2 fields away from the Camping Club site at Beadnell. That site is often fully booked but the stewards there will often send people up to our field if they have travelled a long way & there is no room at the inn on the Club Site, to see if we can fix them up. They are normally amazed at the price differential and I have heard many say that they had never heard of THSs before despite being in the club for years (maybe they used the club for its Club Sites network, van insurance deals etc) but they often say they'll use THSs in the future. Good weather, of course, helps wherever you camp!
I hope that answers the questions you had. And I hope you and Winston enjoy the rest of your trip.
I thought it was sad when you were walking last day in Oban, when you mentioned you would one day be walking alone without Winston.Thats why we have for such a short time in our lives, and they give us great times, they make us laugh they make us cry..So cherish them whilst you have him. I like you had a furry friend that always went into the hills with me, camped with me, shared breakfast sausages, out in all weathers. She was Ruby my Border Collie, best dog I ever had, so I now walk alone, but I still have great memories, and I walk alone in places we went in the past, but I still feel her presence…These videos are great, as I get to see a lovely person, with a great pootch, living a great life..Keep these videos coming Rox. Xx
The little hairy fella propelling himself along with his tail is one of the most co-ordinated things I have ever seen🤣🤣
If you get him really excited his tail goes out of sync and he struggles to run properly 😂😂
Thanks for watching 👍🏼
I’ve decided I absolutely love your videos 💙🐶💙 seeing you guys on your hikes is just beautiful 👍🏻 your presentation style is lovely, no pretence, no bikini thumbnails for click bait just a gorgeous lady and her best friend having a fabulous time xx
100% wholesome and informative content. I love it, too!
Thanks so much!! That means a lot 👍🏼
Yep I agree 100% on this, refreshing to see someone true to herself
Totally agree
Winston looks like he is at his happiest when he is in the water playing with his mum.
Maybe fill up winstons water bottle with fresh river water he will prefer it 😊
Good video again
Enjoy Scotland ❤
Watching people pitch or manoeuvre into place is a national pastime and the reward for getting to your site early. I would always envy people in caravans watching us put our tent up in the rain from the comfort of their lounge. I now have a Campervan for just myself and my dog but still hate people watching me drive onto levellers. Especially when I go too far and drive off the end of them.
I can't complain about people watching me reverse because I too like to watch people reverse 😂😂🙈 I try to do it sneakily from inside of my caravan though so I don't pressurize them too much 😂😂
I haven’t commented yet on any of your videos but as a spaniel owner have been watching with avid interest! Hugely inspiring - Rocky and I are going camping together at the start of August 😊
Re Winston and drinking water - Rocky is exactly the same. Will look as though he’s about to keel over but when I offer him fresh chilled drinking water will turn his snout up and roll around in the dirt instead. I despair! 😂
Winston and I started our adventures camping 👍🏼 You’re both going to have a great time 🙌🏼 Thanks so much for watching our videos.
It doesn’t matter how many shunts it takes, as long as you get out and look (GOAL) and you don’t hit anything, it’s a win! 🥇
Very true!! 🙌🏼 The best thing I learned on my towing course when reversing was to go slow and to get out as many times as I need to, especially since I am always having to reverse on my own.
Thanks for watching 🙌🏼
Great bit of caravan manouvering, well done, especially with an audience!, Winston certainly likes a game, made me chuckle seeing him keep dropping his toy back in the water 😂
Another lovely video, thank you. I think you did well parking the van. Don't let it become onerous putting up a video, you need to enjoy it as we all do so maybe take a week off here and there, folk will understand. I really look forward to them and you do such a great job. Pats to Winston.
Thank you so much!
Good reversing. It's actually harder with a little caravan than a larger one. You mentioned that you were under pressure with people watching. There is no shame in unhitching and motormovering the caravan on to the pitch. I always used to reverse on to the pitch but these days I just pull up, unhitch and motormover the caravan on to the pitch.
It’s my first time watching and I want a pod now.👍🏴🚙⛺️
Great video. Loving the tunes. Don't ever feel Intimidated reversing. Just shut off people and do it your way and in your time. Being a hgv driver we get this all the time. Always get out, have a look and shunt if you need to. Loving the series 😊
I’m guessing it probably takes close to another 40 hours just to get 25 minutes of quality content out. You are always so conscientious in responding to your post comments also. Your channel is growing and becoming very popular! It might become a little more challenging to connect with every one of your followers comments. Personally I would never be offended or disinclined to watch your next episode if you didn’t respond to one of my comments. I would just think you are prioritising a bit of precious time with your dear sweet boy, Winston.
Each vlog episode contains about a day or two of footage, and each episodes takes me about 15 hours to edit. This video took a bit longer because there was a lot of shorter clips in the first section that needed cropping, so that took a long time. I do enjoy it though, and I like being able to look back on our adventures.
Thanks so much for watching! I am trying to stay on top of the comments, but it is getting more difficult 🙈
@@Roz.S I’m not surprised it takes that long. I tried my hand at making a parody video once and it literally took me days to get about 3 minutes of completed footage. But chuck a bit of OCD in with trimming and splicing footage, laying down audio and that probably made it a much longer task! Your Vlogs are some of the best I’ve seen! I think if you ever lose your day job, you could turn your hand to editing other people’s Vlogs! But that aside, it’s wonderful you have these very creative video diaries of your adventures with Winston. I kind of wish some of this technology had been around when I had my first dog!
Winston has you well trained! You do know your supposed to throw the toy for him to fetch? Love that he has you fetch the toy for him 😂. Hope you sort out the work to "you" time.
It takes a bit of balancing but usually can be done. Keep having fun. P.S. think the hat looks great.
You will find a work balance. Continue to enjoy your travels. Winston is having the best time
Thank you! It doesn’t take much to please Winston, but he is enjoying our adventures! 😀
Thanks for watching
Lovely Jubbly, always a great watch.
You don't have to film everything for us , enjoy your time too. We see the beauty 😍
Thanks so much! I appreciate you watching our video!
Great parking! I love watching Winston tearing ahead of you. And those views, that gorge, beautiful!
Winston and his helicopter tail just makes me happy x
Me too! Nothing better than watching him spin his tail as he runs in front 😍
Thanks for watching 🙌🏼
What a beautiful stream to hike along!
I was beautiful! And right outside the campsite, too! 😀
Thanks for watching 👍🏼
Always a Fun adventure... Kool to meet some subscribers, Celebrity😁... watch out for that Tail😂🤣Winston twirling tail. 🙏🙏Have a Blessed trip💚💚
I could watch you and Winston (and his constantly wagging tail) for hours
Thanks so much!! 😀🐶
Forget the gimmick bug zappers. The only thing you need for the midge is a proper wearable repellent. The forestry workers use "Smidge" (as do we) and it's the best.
Another brill vlog roz it's nice poeple know u from you tube just got to say tho winston is amazing such a lovley dog I hope there are ma y more adventures for you and winston
You back that Go-Pod like a pro, Roz. Hope you and Winston won't let the UA-cam fame go to your heads! Relax ( and keep the great videos coming).
I’m going to need to get a team of security guards at this rate!! 😎
😂😂😂
Thankfully, I can still wander the streets and not be recognised 😂😂
Thanks for watching 🙌🏼
@@Roz.SDon't be scared, we are just showing our appreciation of your hard work and the beautiful places you take us to ❤
Always a worry when our dogs don’t drink. Our oldest is a rescue and drinks out of puddles rather than their water bowl , strange !
We’ve just got back from the west coast and never experienced weather like it . Cold and wet in July is hard to take 😂.
Great to see you have been spotted as a UA-camr. 👍
Winston prefers natural water sources to his water bowl, too 😅
I feel you with regards to the weather, I was in the Hebrides in June and got my fair share of wind and rain 🙈🙈 it’s very frustrating.
Thanks so much for watching our videos.
Hi Roz! Don’t forget the lips and ears with the sun screen! Super important…from experience! Enjoying your travels and hope you can work out the balance of jobs, life and adventures.
I'm in America and I find it cute that 5 hour drive is long. I know America is much larger, but for example I'm from Memphis TN and to go to my parents house which is in East Tennessee on the Virginia border it's 12 hours. Don't get me started on Texas. You could drive 24 hours and still only see a third of the state. We just travel we pick a place hit the interstate and drive. But I so enjoy watching your videos and Winston of course.
5 hours is a loooonnng drive for me 😅😅 It might not be that long for other people in the UK, but that’s my limit 😅 I would have to spread a 12 hour drive over several days 😂😂
Thanks so much for watching our videos! 🙌🏼
I agree. That’s about my limit too. I drove back from Northumberland to Norfolk in my campervan on Monday and with holdups it took 5.5 hours and I was shattered. Spent much of the next day in bed and still haven’t fully unpacked the van
@@lindafielding6733 travelling is exhausting!! I often need a holiday from my holiday 😅 and driving is especially tiring! I hope you’ve managed get the R&R that you needed 👍🏼
With Winston as regards water we tend to put our Alfie on bottled water a week before we go away in our caravan as you can go to a soft water area where we have a hard water area where we live it does perhaps taste different He does look fine you both have a good adventure and try not to worry To much he is great 😊
Reversing a single axle caravan is hard work. They turn so quickly. I’ve got a class one hgv licence and it’s easier to reverse a tri axle trailer than a short caravan. Lovely vlog.
I have been practicing with my Pod 👍🏼 Reversing to the left is still the hardest for the me, but I'm getting better 👍🏼
Thanks so much for watching. Glad you enjoyed it.
1 issue with the bug zappers. They attract and zap bugs well. The "attract" part can be a problem. If the zapper is placed in your space at the farthest distance from where you are, the better. Recommended that you don't place nearest to you for the bugs that don't get zapped quickly. Just keep it at the opposite end of where you are. (Example: If you are sleeping, keep it at the Pod door). Cheers.
I hung it up in my pop top 👍🏼 Worked a treat - got them as soon as they came in (I think they were getting in via the pop top) 😀
Thanks so much for watching.
Winston is such a sweet, happy little fellow!
He's definitely a 'glass half full' type of dog 😅🐶
Thanks for watching.
On the way up to Scotland I felt tired whilst driving so pulled over and had my first ever Monster Energy drink. It worked. 👍😀
They do work!!
I don’t drink energy drinks or coffee usually, but they come in handy when i need a pick me up while driving 🙌🏼
Thanks for watching.
The smile on your face says you liked being recognised !!! If nice people recognise you it’s nice !!! Does it scare you how much you love and care for Winston ???
It was nice because it was by nice people 😀
It doesn't scare me how much I love Winston, but it does give me a lot of anxiety because I'm always worrying about his health, especially now he's getting older.
Beautiful day glad Winston is ok now
Keep Winston off the ice !!
Thanks for another wonderful video you made reversing look easy I have enough problems just reversing a van. Seems like your bug zapper does the trick, I'm sure Winston is fine he certainly looks healthy and energetic and definitely loves his treats. I look forward to your video take care.
Thank you so much! I’m getting better at reversing, but I would have preferred to do it in one manoeuvre 🙈 im still happy with it though.
Winston was fine - I think I was just worrying over nothing 😅
Thanks so much for following our adventures!
Balance will come but whatever the balance is please keep vlogging, thank you
This is so nice to watch at the end of a long day. I get a kick out of Winston. My Border Collie seems to tease me with her toys as well.
Glad you enjoyed it. I think Winston was throwing the toy in the water for me to fetch 😅😅 Thanks so much for watching.
Brilliant parking.
I bet those people were disappointed you didn't muck up😅
Lovely weather there.
Nothing but rain in Wales, bet your glad your not here now.
I had my fair share of rain when I was in wales 😂😂😂
I guess that's why it's called waterfall country 👍🏼😂
Winstons tail was like a helicopter, lol 🐕❤
If Winston could hold his front legs out, I think he would probably fly 🚁😅
Thanks so much for watching
I've recently discovered your brilliant channel and yet another reason to boycott terrestrial tv.
I find long days harder when the activity is later on. So my advice would be to try and get a few hours in at 'the office' before breakfast. A degree of achievement before starting the daily routine is always a help.
Keep up the good work.
What an epic tour. Can't wait to see the rest as it unfolds. Your organisation and planning just astound me. Oh, and one comment on soaking your feet while hiking. I did it once on a "survival" trek in the mountains when I was a novice. Took time for some wading, hiked the last five miles, and found that softening my feet in the water left them vulnerable to rubbing on my boots. I had massive blisters on the bottoms of my feet and it took a couple weeks to recuperate. You seem to have got through unscathed -- but for a moment you had me worried.
Ooohhh that sounds so painful!!! 🙈🙈 but don’t worry, I went paddling at the end of our hike. The campsite was just around the corner; only a 10min walk 👍🏼 But I will remember that tip for the future.
Thanks so much for watching.
As a free spirit myself I love what is says on your hat!
When I saw it I knew I had to buy it. I think the words are from a poem, but they're actually in a song too - Leave Her Wild by Tyler Rich. 👍🏼
We have a Frenchie who is so adorable but dog reactive , our hope is she with hard work can go on adventures like Winston
Liked the little gorge with its really nice "kettels". In Scandinavia, those are called Gigant's Kettles or Witch Kettles, but these were very good examples of such ice age formations.
Kettles is a great name for them 👍🏼
Thanks so much for watching.
Hi Roz just chill out with Winston, don't worry if he doesn't take a drink of water they will be plenty of rivers for him to take a drink. He is spoiled with treats.. I'm glad you are chilling out & the way you reversed the go pod, Just take you're Time. Never rush things that's how you start to panic. Keep up the good video!!!
I was worrying over nothing when it came to Winston not drinking. I do have a habit of making mountains out of molehills when it comes to my dog 😅🙈
My reversing practice came in handy 👍🏼
Thanks so much for watching and following the adventure!
Hi Roz, congrats on yet another great video. I am really enjoying following your and Winston's adventures together. You are lovely to watch and listen to - such an engaging nature and style. Despite all of your hard work Winston is of course the star of the show. Such a happy chappy - thanks in no small part to you. He tail is always wagging ten to the dozen. I hope your trip continues to go well and I'm looking to part 6. All the best, Andy
Thank you so much for watching and for your kind comment! I appreciate you following our adventure 😀🐶
It’s lucky you have the gent in the red coat with the revolving tail as your guide each walk / ride. 😉
Great videos. Really enjoy your travels. You are doing what I planned to do when I retired but didn’t! 😡🤷🏼♀️Admire your adventurous spirit. 👏👏👏Inspiring!👍👍👍
After realising that you were leaving space for the van I thought your reversing of the Pod was pretty good. It would have been criminal to bypass that gorge, the natural erosion evident there was very interesting. Thanks for the video, impressive once again. Good luck with the work-life balance pursuit. Take care.
Love your videos, you've inspired me to buy a camper to explore with my pup. Well, Winston's happy tail has!
That is awesome! Wishing you both lots of happy adventures together! Thanks so much for watching our videos.
I also hate an audience when I'm parallel parking.Something I can do but go to pieces if someone's watching.My ex used to laugh at me because if the space was tight I could get in no problem but if I had loads of space it would take a few goes!! Winston's got good taste in water.I remember as a kid on a hot summer's day in Scotland having a drink out of a fast flowing stream.Best water ever and ice cold.Glad to see the bug zapper was working overtime at your last camp but you don't need it now.Safe travels.See you on the next.
I don’t know why reversing becomes harder when people are watching 😅🙈
I’m happy that Oban didn’t have the masses of midges, but I’m sure I’ll use the bug zapper again at some point on our adventures.
Thanks so much for watching.
Hmmm, a singalong - maybe for the next video 😊 Enjoying your videos!
A fabulous video, thank you. Winston never fails to make me smile.
Great video Roz , I would get used to being recognised when you’re out and about. People love to watch your videos and they will be chuffed to meet you in person. 😊 Winston looked fine and not dehydrated at all. I’m sure he’ll drink when he’s thirsty so don’t worry too much 😊. Love the beautiful scenery! I see what you mean when you say Winston loves river water!! Just seen him drink 👍🏻 hope you manage to get your work/life balance sorted. ❤
Another great video thanks for sharing guys.
Roz our silky terrier doesn't like drinking water so our Vet suggested giving him smaller portions and adding 40 mils to his food. It worked. Even tho it's not a lot at one time, at least it's something.
Hope this helps.
Cheers from Mer, Jan and Arki from South Australia xxx
Looks like you had a great day, and it didnt rain. Steve
Always a bonus when it doesn’t rain! 👍🏼
Thanks so much for watching.
Well done parking while being watched, I've been there and felt the pressure! Although with your nice little go pod, they were probably just thinking"i wonder what that is, and I'd love to have a look at it" ... that's what I'd be thinking, if i saw you pull up 🥂
The Go-Pod does turn heads when we arrive at a campsite 😅
Thanks so much for watching.
Thanks Roz for another great , no waffle, fun Vlog. Love Winstons game, throwing the toy for you to fetch.🐶😁
Glad you enjoyed it. I think Winston is the one training me 😅😅
Thanks for watching.
Your dedication to preparing delicious meals warms our hearts and fills our bellies with joy. Every dish you create is a testament to your culinary artistry and care. And I am Floating Village Life
Another great video! I loved how even Gopod looked worried with the right mood music when you backed into the pitch😅
The Pod has a right to be worried - it's witnessed my reversing before 🙈😅
Thanks so much for watching 🙌
Great video! My dog has arthritis. Look out for yumove one a day chew treat. Game changer. Winston always looks happy!
Yes, Winston has YuMove too! Makes such a difference 😀
Thanks for watching 👍🏼
I did a lot of orienteering. I still have an old compass in a drawer. I can still recall the little rhyme for map reading and bearings. "Mag to Grid, get rid. Grid to Mag, add". Paper maps have an offset compared to the magnetic North Pole. Which changes over time. its printed at the top of the map. So you add or remove however many degrees it is on your map. Depending if you are using a magnetic or map grid bearing.
Always wondered what those posts were for thanks Roz & Winston
Glad I could help. Thanks for watching 👍🏼
Nice vlog adventure, it is interesting to see that most of the camp ground are out of wooden areas but still nice, your backing up was quite good but would have loved hear you singing....
No would not love to hear me sing 🙈😂😂😂😂
Thanks so much for watching.
Thanks for all your time spent making the videos. Really enjoy my weekly Winston fix!
You’re more than welcome! Thanks so much for watching.
I really look forward to seeing your videos I think Winston really enjoys every day a new adventure and looks so happy
You and Winston are brilliant you are so lucky to go to all places and see the countryside
Thanks so much! Traveling can be a challenging and tiring at times, but it’s worth it. Thanks so much for following our adventures 🙌🏼
It appears oh so quiet on those walks..... what bliss. Lovely scenery, Winston is in his element.
Nothing wrong with taking a couple of days out from your busy touring schedule to catch up on work. You are still in a beautiful environment away from the usual daily grind. If it takes the pressure off, you will also enjoy the adventuring more, without the nagging feeling of being behind in your work. Just my own experiences shared here.
Unfortunately, I am the type of person who thinks that I can be on the go 24/7 365 days a year, sleep 4 hours a night and do it all!! 😂😂 I'll learn one of these days! 🙈 You are right though, I'll enjoy it more without the added pressure.
Thanks so much for watching.
@@Roz.S hey, I’m just living my adventure dreams vicariously through you 😂
I love your videos...a gentle reminder though, if you have a checklist for departure, could you please add "keep dashboard clear of items... especially light / bright items!" Say Hi to Winston!
That bright orange thing on my dash is a sign to remind me that my bike is on my roof. I know it ruins the driving footage because it reflects on the window, but I have a fear of forgetting that the bike is up there and driving under a low bridge, a height barrier, or low hanging trees 🙈😅
Thanks so much for watching! 🙌🏼 (Winston is currently having his morning after breakfast snoozes)
@@Roz.Sthat's fair enough...don't want the adventures coming to an end because of a low bridge 👍
Hello you two ,
You have found a nice campsite. And yes, you parked very well!
Regarding your thoughts, something could be neglected whether it's work or leisure or YT. What's important is that you're clear. Your work isn't neglected. The films for You Toobe. I don't think it matters if it takes a little longer until a new film comes out. That Real lives come first. Stay healthy and all the best to you. Greetings Oldie 👍
Great advice! I do need to prioritize my real life first 👍🏼 Thanks so much!
Great reversing !!! And I am sure you have the voice of an angel !!! 🤔🤔🤔
Winston does get a bit cheeky at times 😅
Thanks so much for watching. Glad you're enjoying our videos.
An enjoyable video Roz, of yourself and Winston on your travels. No need for a reply I know you are a busy gal. Richard from Canada..
Another excellent vlog, thanks for sharing,already waiting for the next instalment 👏
You’re more than welcome! Thanks so much for watching and following the adventure.
Don’t worry about your dog drinking. Ours never drink when walking or traveling. He will drink when he want just like our Chihuahuas. Just like us we like water in the area we live in but not so much when we travel. Look at the torus water holder and put in bottled water if he does not drink local water. This may be why he like streams and such they taste better to him.
Thank you! He was drinking fine by the end of the day. Although he doesn’t have much choice but to like the water, we’re on a 2 month trip and I can’t carry 2 months worth of water for him and I’m not buying bottled for him 😅😅 His normal drinking habits resumed 👍🏼
Thanks so much for watching 👍🏼
Brilliant, my dog hardly ever drank when we went for long walks and jogging yet he would cock his leg up about a million times 😅. Don't worry about him. This is first vid of yours I've seen, it's Fantastic.
Glad you liked the video. Winston has to wee on everything, too!! 😂🐶
Thanks so much for watching!
Another amazing video fantastic. It's a lovely part of the world around there it just makes you feel free and away from.people .you have the most perfect life I think .live your dream and keep the videos going .we had a wonderful time on berneray outer hebreidies
A fee weeks ago 😊
Glad you enjoyed it! We're off to the outer Hebrides in this adventure.
Thanks so much for watching and following along.
Another goodie thank you...on the subject of Winston and water...if you haven't already done so try adding water to his bowl of food..covering the food...mine do go off water occasionally especially if they are out of their comfort zone...they drink the water first to get to the food 👍
My worst journey was Rosslare in Ireland to Connemara. A 210mile journey, turned into 9 hours ( road works and the Galway races). Arrived on site, knackered, wife 4 children and dog. Found that the bumpy roads had seized the door lock, ended up with half the site helping me, WD4O , Fairly liquid, nothing worked. Then I had a brain wave(unusual). Old van had the door stay that was operated from the inside of the door. Unscrewed it and gave me just enough room to get a wire through into the inside door handle. Never happened again!
That sounds like one hell of a day!! I bet you were happy to get into bed after all that. Glad you got it sorted though 👍🏼
Thanks so much for watching our video.
@@Roz.S I’m normally a pretty calm and rational person but was so tired I nearly lost the plot 😂
Rather later watching you today but well worth usual brilliant video. First time camping in Scotland and had Scottish water it was very brown ---- peaty. Bit worried to drink but oh my it made a smashing cuppa. And our dogs preferred streams to tap water. Please don't burn yourself out as the saying goes trying to get so much done. Like the hat by the way. Look after yourself and Winston. ❤
Under pressure...let em watch, give them a great show 🤣🤣💛
I am just as nosey and I always watch other people reverse 😅😅
Thanks for watching and following the adventure!
What an incredible vlog! 5 hours driving😮 The scenery is simply stunning and the walks incredible. Sadly my arthitic feet would not allow some of the terrain! Good to see Winston enjoying himself so much! My wife and I like the idea of touring Scotland but not sure about some of the roads. Stay safe! Sid and Nicola, Rugby
The roads in Scotland are narrow and twisty, but there are plenty of passing places. I haven't had a problem towing my little caravan 👍🏼
Thanks so much for watching. Glad you enjoyed this video.
If worried about Winston drinking find a vet and see if they sell oralade for dogs. We add it to our Golden Retriever water like squash (we dilute and don't follow instructions). A bottle can last a week.
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Thanks so much for watching.
He's getting you at it Roz.......he's a good boy....and well cared for....
Thanks so much!
All round enjoyable video👍
Glad you enjoyed it. Thanks so much for watching.
Finally wednesday again 🥰 I imagine I hear your audience commenting you ... " Ohh my goodness, she's been out with a caravan before ! " ... nice driving ! I'm taking off tomorrow at noon or so... can't wait 😆going south east across the swedish border about 120 km away, spending a week at the loveliest place you can think of ! Whish I could send you some pictures ☺I love your vlogging !
Oh my goodness your adventure sounds fantastic!! I know you’re going to have a great time! Safe travel. Thanks for watching our videos.
@@Roz.S Thx 🥰
Nice! 😊
Thanks! 😄
Smashed it with another great video, really enjoying this adventure, Winston launching himself up them steps 😂😂 look forward to the next instalment take care fir now 🙌❤️🐶🚐
Roz enjoy your free time and your work but look after your self your health comes first.
what a beautiful walk through the woods by the river, absolutely stunning and my idea of heaven. So lush in the colour of summer ♥
It was a lovely walk and just outside of the campsite too! 😍
Thanks for another great video. It’s Thursday morning here in North Queensland when the video comes out, always look forward to its arrival!
Thank you for sharing another chapter of your adventure with us. Take care, stay safe and enjoy your adventuring.
You too! Thanks so much for watching.
Top job reversing into the pitch Roz 👌....looks like another lovely area and site....can't beat a paddle 👍🏻
Thank you! I would have liked to reverse in one manoeuvre but I’m still happy with it.
Thanks for watching 👍🏼
Hello Roz and Winston, I really enjoy your adventures, Thankyou so much for showing us a little slice of your life.
Thousands of people would know you, I tried to post a picture of us, me and and my puppy dog lady, to show you us, I can't seem to do that.
Look forward to your next episode,
Work life balance is something I struggle with at times to. Take a break and take care.
Great video with awesome scenery but I was saddened to hear we wouldn’t be getting any sing along with Roz videos anytime soon!😁
I am saving you from a world of pain!! 😂😂🙉🙉
Thanks for watching 👍🏼
@@Roz.S lol!!😂 🤣
Reversed like a pro nice video Winston happy chappy as usual.
Enjoyed watching this video thank you 👍👍👍
Glad to hear it. Thanks so much for watching
Wow what a stunning walk!