Looks like a fabulous spot. Loved the bay window camper and the DB9 ❤ As we've said I dont do ferries either and definitely wouldn't go to Ireland in the winter. Im with you Lynn. I'd be green 😂xx
Loved this vlog and that shed with the tractors and cars was an absolute treasure trove ... just fantastic. Love your vlogs. I'm not trying to stalk you but living in NI and having given Bob and Jenny Earnshaw some pointers I'll be very happy to share with you and any of your subscribers. The main thing is most of the caravan parks close at end of Oct and generally don't re-open until mid March. There will be a few caravan parks open and none of the top sites. Ireland is green for a reason .. it rains .. a lot. I find the best time of year is May/June (our schools close at the end of June until end of August so the really good/popular parks will be choco block). September is usually another lovely month weather wise. One of your viewers recommended you take a week and do the North Antrim Coast .. I'd have to agree. You could do the East Antrim Coast driving North from Belfast (Liverpool ferry (8hr crossing) to Belfast is a bit pricey so I'd recommend you come over for at the very least two weeks and ideally three weeks). The Liverpool ferry has pet friendly cabins (you definitely want to get a cabin and at least you have your own facilities and a bed if it is a choppy crossing) which are great and the kennels aren't bad either. It's the longest crossing to Ireland but it gets you into Belfast. If you're bringing Mabel and she travels via LIverpool to Belfast and home the same way then she won't need any checks (I'd bring your pet passport just in case though and the rules may change .. there's another FB page which is super helpful called Animal Health Checks). If you come into Dublin (from Anglesey) or Rosslare (from Fishguard) the crossings are shorter but there will be a bit of stress with Animal Health Checks/Rabies vaccinations etc and unless you've had the pet passport updated it's more complicated than it should be. I'd suggest you come into Belfast (either from Scotland but that adds a few long days driving for Rob) or from Liverpool (ferry crossing prices are pricey) then drive North along the Antrim Coast Road - you could stop at Glenariff or Cushendun and then go on up the coast road to Bushmills and stay at Ballyness (it and Rushin House outside Enniskillen usually share No 1 site reviews) - stay a few days at Ballyness and visit Ballycastle, Balintoy, Giant's Causeway, Bushmills Distillery, Portrush, Portstewart. There are loads of filming points along this route from the Game of Thrones scenes. You could easily go over into Co Donegal (Republic of Ireland) and do part of the Wild Atlantic Way - there are no border checks. The coastline of Co Donegal is absolutely spectacular you could then come down towards Sligo and either stay in RoI and visit Conn (the Quiet Man was filmed there) or you could come back into NI and stay at Rushin House just on the border in Belco - Enniskillen is a short drive. Depending on how much time you have you could continue South along the West Coast of Ireland (RoI) to Kerry but it's a lot of driving... so you might have to come back another time. From Enniskillen you could drive East and stay in Annalong Caravan park at the foot of the Mountains of Mourne and then travel up towards Belfast and get the Liverpool ferry home. Anyway I've rambled a lot .. if you would like any other in please do give me a shout. Ireland North and South is stunning - the people are fantastic and have such a welcoming fun sense of humour you'd love it.
Hi Rob and Lynn We are just watching your spain travels (AGAIN 😀) Nikki has asked me to ask Lynn what app she used to find sites etc Loving your current vlogs too lol Thanks in advance guys x Sean & Nikki x
Its definitely old you think 😂 😂 so you just think its old, you're not definite 😂😂 unbelievable 😂😂😂 Lynn wear that medal with pride 😉 you never fail to make my day 🙏❤️🌹
Getaway Geese will be able to help you with Ireland. Been to some beautiful places.only downside is they wild camp but always worth getting in touch with them.
Great vlog nice place i love all those toys my dream place to look around. Most seem to go from scotland. Check the weather for ireland as its always seems to be windy. Happy Holidays Both.
Thanks Steve 👍I could look round places like that all day 👍 the only problem going from Scotland is I won’t get Lynn on the boat as she loves the place 😂
Hi Rob & Lynn on Tour in Market Drayton , that was an amazing vlog seeing all those beautiful tractors & on the time after the scattering my dad's ashes on the farm @ knitley Hall farm it seemed really fitting, & settled me down in knowing that my dad is back home where he loved so much on the farm & seeing the tractors 🚜 the same day nearly how spooky is that ! Plus after having a really bad knight up in pain in my right arm ,you to seem to just magically made me feel a little better, still not looking forwards to my OP though on Tuesday I got the willy's 😂 I think its the thought of the anarcetic I always fight it in case I don't wake up ,I know its silly but somehow it feels like going to the vets to be put down, so yeh a little bit worried now plus with the thoughts going round in my head will I be able to see you 2 beautiful love birds 🐦 🐦⬛ again afterwards 😊 , anway I will say see you hopefully before Tuesday on another vlog if not on the other side once I am well enough, you to look after each other & I will be thinking about you both during my recovery take care & god bless your Vivid fan & friend always Linda Dunn from Newport Shropshire xxx xxx xxx❤😊
We are in in Ireland at the minute, currently just outside Enniskillen in Northern Ireland , would recommend this site to you Rushin house caravan site but it closes from October, have driven from Galway a day early as we had 50 mile an hour winds, so my advise is definitely do it the scenery is breathtaking and the people are so friendly just concerned that the time of year you are planning to go may not be the best! We crossed from Cairnryan to Belfast and then travelled down to Dublin x
Lou & Emily have gone ti Ireland on their latest Vlog ... perhaps they can give you some tips and pointers ,,,, for seasickess root ginger grated and eaten a hour before travel or 1/2 a loaf of bread and a pint of milk ...
Best crossing is Holyhead, about 4 hour’s but can be choppy. Deb uses travel band’s but the secret is put them on one hour before you travel and don’t take them off for an hour after.
I remember when we had sun ☀️ seems a distant memory! Those cars were epic! It must be a real passion of the guy who is restoring them! Stunning, beautiful & well worth a look about! Now if you can just magic the sun back I would appreciate it please! Rachel & David ❤
Absolutely Brilliant Vlog 😄🙏 I used to have a old Massey Ferguson 🚜 every boys and man's dream to have a tractor. Fun fun fun...go to Digger land . Lynn will love it 🤩
We also want to go to Ireland. We have been many times taking our boat to Rosslare and once in our classic car. From what I believe you will need passports for the dogs into Southern Ireland. Northern Ireland is just beautiful and rugged not sure if suitable for a motorhome though. Sure someone will put me right and welcome any info as we would also love to do this trip.
A great VLOG as always. The tractors reminded me of growing up on my father’s farm in the 60s and 70s. Even driving around the farm in a tractor at age 14, took and passed my tractor test aged 16! I will think of you in Ireland, as I meander my way around Portugal and Spain in December and January; all your fault as you both waxed lyrical about your last trip there.
Taking into account where you live in West Midlands. I would say go Fishguard to Rosslare. Main reason is its a quite port and easy access. The Dublin route drops you in the City which is very busy at times. If you want scenery. Drive to Cork and do The Wild Atlantic way. This will take you up the West Coast. You should have a great time. Billy
Having lived in N Ireland all my live and we travel in our camper quite alot, my advice would be allow a week to travel around N coast of Northern Ireland (Vist County Fermanagh, alot to see) then through Donegal head south on the WAW and by the time to get to the bottom head back by Dublin. One way Cairnryan to Belfast, back Dublin Holyhead. You can thank me later 😂
I feel sorry for you lyn burning your fingers on that cup I did the same last year, my fingerprints are still burnt into the handle! Good luck withe Ireland trip rather you than me doing the crossing this time of year❤
A ferry is massive Lynn you won't even know your on it , unless you hit a whale or somat and then make sure you got your armbands and robs rubber ring😅😅😅
Bad time of the year to travel we live in Ireland 🇮🇪 and wouldn't travel at that time of the year everything is closed ,fog and rain and snow Summer is better. YOU CAN'T WHACK IRELAND 🇮🇪.😂 😊😊😂
Looks like a fabulous spot. Loved the bay window camper and the DB9 ❤
As we've said I dont do ferries either and definitely wouldn't go to Ireland in the winter. Im with you Lynn. I'd be green 😂xx
I haven’t got a spot 😂 well if we don’t go to Ireland now suz it’s your fault 😂😂
@@RobandLynnontour 🤣 sorry Rob 😁
Loved this vlog and that shed with the tractors and cars was an absolute treasure trove ... just fantastic. Love your vlogs. I'm not trying to stalk you but living in NI and having given Bob and Jenny Earnshaw some pointers I'll be very happy to share with you and any of your subscribers. The main thing is most of the caravan parks close at end of Oct and generally don't re-open until mid March. There will be a few caravan parks open and none of the top sites. Ireland is green for a reason .. it rains .. a lot. I find the best time of year is May/June (our schools close at the end of June until end of August so the really good/popular parks will be choco block). September is usually another lovely month weather wise. One of your viewers recommended you take a week and do the North Antrim Coast .. I'd have to agree. You could do the East Antrim Coast driving North from Belfast (Liverpool ferry (8hr crossing) to Belfast is a bit pricey so I'd recommend you come over for at the very least two weeks and ideally three weeks). The Liverpool ferry has pet friendly cabins (you definitely want to get a cabin and at least you have your own facilities and a bed if it is a choppy crossing) which are great and the kennels aren't bad either. It's the longest crossing to Ireland but it gets you into Belfast. If you're bringing Mabel and she travels via LIverpool to Belfast and home the same way then she won't need any checks (I'd bring your pet passport just in case though and the rules may change .. there's another FB page which is super helpful called Animal Health Checks). If you come into Dublin (from Anglesey) or Rosslare (from Fishguard) the crossings are shorter but there will be a bit of stress with Animal Health Checks/Rabies vaccinations etc and unless you've had the pet passport updated it's more complicated than it should be. I'd suggest you come into Belfast (either from Scotland but that adds a few long days driving for Rob) or from Liverpool (ferry crossing prices are pricey) then drive North along the Antrim Coast Road - you could stop at Glenariff or Cushendun and then go on up the coast road to Bushmills and stay at Ballyness (it and Rushin House outside Enniskillen usually share No 1 site reviews) - stay a few days at Ballyness and visit Ballycastle, Balintoy, Giant's Causeway, Bushmills Distillery, Portrush, Portstewart. There are loads of filming points along this route from the Game of Thrones scenes. You could easily go over into Co Donegal (Republic of Ireland) and do part of the Wild Atlantic Way - there are no border checks. The coastline of Co Donegal is absolutely spectacular you could then come down towards Sligo and either stay in RoI and visit Conn (the Quiet Man was filmed there) or you could come back into NI and stay at Rushin House just on the border in Belco - Enniskillen is a short drive. Depending on how much time you have you could continue South along the West Coast of Ireland (RoI) to Kerry but it's a lot of driving... so you might have to come back another time. From Enniskillen you could drive East and stay in Annalong Caravan park at the foot of the Mountains of Mourne and then travel up towards Belfast and get the Liverpool ferry home. Anyway I've rambled a lot .. if you would like any other in please do give me a shout. Ireland North and South is stunning - the people are fantastic and have such a welcoming fun sense of humour you'd love it.
Hi and thank you so much for the information it’s very much appreciated appreciate 👍very interesting thank you again
Hi I used to be mad about tractors but not anymore so now I'm an extractor fan 😂😂🙈
Fair enough 😂👍
Lynn and a shed full of blue tractors in the same video, it can't get any better. . . . . . . . .Happy with that.👍
We are happy with that too 👍
I used to frequent the that pub back in the late 70s and early 80s xx take an umbrella to Ireland 🇮🇪 🤣
Really it’s a small world 👍
Hi Rob and Lynn
We are just watching your spain travels (AGAIN 😀)
Nikki has asked me to ask Lynn what app she used to find sites etc
Loving your current vlogs too lol
Thanks in advance guys x
Sean & Nikki x
Hi, when in France we used camping car park it’s on an app
Then in Spain we honestly just winged it looking for sites etc
Hope that helps
@RobandLynnontour we've just booked the ferry to santander and booked only 1 site for Xmas day for a week going for 3 months 😬
Its definitely old you think 😂 😂 so you just think its old, you're not definite 😂😂 unbelievable 😂😂😂 Lynn wear that medal with pride 😉 you never fail to make my day 🙏❤️🌹
Hi, glad to hear we make you smile 😃
You are right the roads everywhere are disgraceful. And the fuel is going up again…We are hoping to go to Ireland next year yay…Malc and Colleen…
Hi it does make me wonder where all our money goes it’s certainly not maintaining the roads 🤷♂️
Love the look of this place. Must try and visit. All the best 👍
It’s honestly great, definitely worth a visit 😊😊
Getaway Geese will be able to help you with Ireland. Been to some beautiful places.only downside is they wild camp but always worth getting in touch with them.
Hi, thank you for that 😊😊
Holyhead to Dublin by Stena line or Irish Ferries Brilliant crossing 3 hrs Do it by Coach when I do tours over there
Thanks for the info it’s appreciated 👍
Have a look at those happy days video, they have recently been to Ireland x
Thank you
Great vlog nice place i love all those toys my dream place to look around. Most seem to go from scotland. Check the weather for ireland as its always seems to be windy. Happy Holidays Both.
Thanks Steve 👍I could look round places like that all day 👍 the only problem going from Scotland is I won’t get Lynn on the boat as she loves the place 😂
I found your channel after we passed your motor home on the A46 just after Leicester forest east services 🥺
Hi and thank you ☺️
Hope you enjoy it 😊😊
The bike is an Isle of Man plate Lynn
Oh is it really thank you for that 👍
Hi Rob & Lynn on Tour in Market Drayton , that was an amazing vlog seeing all those beautiful tractors & on the time after the scattering my dad's ashes on the farm @ knitley Hall farm it seemed really fitting, & settled me down in knowing that my dad is back home where he loved so much on the farm & seeing the tractors 🚜 the same day nearly how spooky is that ! Plus after having a really bad knight up in pain in my right arm ,you to seem to just magically made me feel a little better, still not looking forwards to my OP though on Tuesday I got the willy's 😂 I think its the thought of the anarcetic I always fight it in case I don't wake up ,I know its silly but somehow it feels like going to the vets to be put down, so yeh a little bit worried now plus with the thoughts going round in my head will I be able to see you 2 beautiful love birds 🐦 🐦⬛ again afterwards 😊 , anway I will say see you hopefully before Tuesday on another vlog if not on the other side once I am well enough, you to look after each other & I will be thinking about you both during my recovery take care & god bless your Vivid fan & friend always Linda Dunn from Newport Shropshire xxx xxx xxx❤😊
Wishing you all the best for Tuesday
@RobandLynnontour Thankyou both so very much for your lovely message for the 26th ,lots of love ❤️ Linda Dunn xx
We are in in Ireland at the minute, currently just outside Enniskillen in Northern Ireland , would recommend this site to you Rushin house caravan site but it closes from October, have driven from Galway a day early as we had 50 mile an hour winds, so my advise is definitely do it the scenery is breathtaking and the people are so friendly just concerned that the time of year you are planning to go may not be the best! We crossed from Cairnryan to Belfast and then travelled down to Dublin x
Hi and thank you for that, we are going to have to look into it a bit more
Hope you are having an amazing time 😊😊
Lou & Emily have gone ti Ireland on their latest Vlog ... perhaps they can give you some tips and pointers ,,,, for seasickess root ginger grated and eaten a hour before travel or 1/2 a loaf of bread and a pint of milk ...
Oh ok we will take a look at that thank you 👍
So loved your blog guys my to favourite people on UA-cam I see your hair is starting to grow again Rob bet Lynn is glad love you both ❤
Aww thank you ☺️
Yes it is, well was ……. He’s had the bloody clippers out again 🙈🙈🙈
Love u two . Your so funny . It look lovely there .
We love you too thank you for your lovely comment 👍
Best crossing is Holyhead, about 4 hour’s but can be choppy. Deb uses travel band’s but the secret is put them on one hour before you travel and don’t take them off for an hour after.
Thanks for the info and the tip about the travel bands 👍👍
I remember when we had sun ☀️ seems a distant memory!
Those cars were epic! It must be a real passion of the guy who is restoring them! Stunning, beautiful & well worth a look about!
Now if you can just magic the sun back I would appreciate it please!
Rachel & David ❤
It’s been a bad summer hasn’t it ? Hopefully this weekend will be dry as we are away again 😊
They really were stunning, 🤩
I will try …….. 😊😊😊
@@RobandLynnontour we are setting off on a couple of weeks away tomorrow! Packed my rain coat! 🌧️ ☔️ 🌧️
My wife said the exact same thing as you Rob about the windows on our motorhome last week coming back from York.I had no answer to it
Hi yes I’ve aways found it strange why they don’t go right down 🤷♂️
Absolutely Brilliant Vlog 😄🙏
I used to have a old Massey Ferguson 🚜 every boys and man's dream to have a tractor. Fun fun fun...go to Digger land . Lynn will love it 🤩
Hi yes I agree I would love a tractor 👍 thank you so much for watching 👍
@@RobandLynnontour get a big garden 🏡 buy a sit on lawn mower. Youl be in heaven 🚜😀
Good idea 😂
@@RobandLynnontour dig that patio up. Get your hidden cash job box out...your on your way 😜
We had to sell our cash box as we are skint 😂
Hope ye are going to come south in your trip to ireland
We will do our very best 👍
I used to work in the Tardebigge 20 or so years ago ha ha
In Redditch ?
@@RobandLynnontour yep
Wow what a place! Would enjoy looking around those cars 😊👍
Hi it’s well worth a visit we really enjoyed it 👍
The cars were amazing to see
They really were 😊😊
We also want to go to Ireland. We have been many times taking our boat to Rosslare and once in our classic car. From what I believe you will need passports for the dogs into Southern Ireland. Northern Ireland is just beautiful and rugged not sure if suitable for a motorhome though. Sure someone will put me right and welcome any info as we would also love to do this trip.
Hi we have never been so fingers crossed we will make it over there over the Xmas holidays 👍as for dog passports we aren’t sure 🤷♂️
A great VLOG as always. The tractors reminded me of growing up on my father’s farm in the 60s and 70s. Even driving around the farm in a tractor at age 14, took and passed my tractor test aged 16! I will think of you in Ireland, as I meander my way around Portugal and Spain in December and January; all your fault as you both waxed lyrical about your last trip there.
Hi and thank you it’s was fantastic for us to have a look around the barn 👍 we wish you a fantastic trip to Europe 👍
Go from Fishguard, got to do cork, Kilkenny etc
Thank you, we will look into it 😊
Liverpool to Belfast or Cairnryan to Belfast in Scotland that’s the quickest crossing for darling Lynne
Thanks for the info Lynn will be happy with that 👍
you 2 make my day happy
Awww thank you
Taking into account where you live in West Midlands. I would say go Fishguard to Rosslare.
Main reason is its a quite port and easy access. The Dublin route drops you in the City which is very busy at times.
If you want scenery. Drive to Cork and do The Wild Atlantic way.
This will take you up the West Coast.
You should have a great time. Billy
Hi Billy thank you very much much for the information it’s appreciated 👍
Having lived in N Ireland all my live and we travel in our camper quite alot, my advice would be allow a week to travel around N coast of Northern Ireland (Vist County Fermanagh, alot to see) then through Donegal head south on the WAW and by the time to get to the bottom head back by Dublin. One way Cairnryan to Belfast, back Dublin Holyhead. You can thank me later 😂
We will thank you now it’s appreciated you have took the time to share your information with us us so thank you again 👍👍
You can cross from Scotland to Northern Ireland or from north wales to dublin and South wales to Rosslare
Thank you for the info 👍
I would check that there caravan site's are open in January cairnryan to Belfast is only 2.30 hours long
Hi and thank you we will check it out 2.30 Lynn will be happy with that
I feel sorry for you lyn burning your fingers on that cup I did the same last year, my fingerprints are still burnt into the handle! Good luck withe Ireland trip rather you than me doing the crossing this time of year❤
Hi and thank you, it’s still so painful, I won’t be doing that in a hurry, hmmm maybe we will have to do a rethink
So where you parked again Rob could not see for the sand lol
In general camping
Nice to say hi hope you had a good evening@@RobandLynnontour
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Expected Lynn 2 have a shaved head ? After ALL THE Flattering comments Rob got haha Love 2 All David and the 2 Bears XXX
Hi, definitely not 🤣🤣
A ferry is massive Lynn you won't even know your on it , unless you hit a whale or somat and then make sure you got your armbands and robs rubber ring😅😅😅
Hi I’m hoping Lynn doesn’t get any ideas and try and Chuck me overboard 😂😂👍
😯bloody hell rob don't go overboard 🥺 you might get harpooned 😂🤣😂🤣😂
Unbelievable 😂😂
Bad time of the year to travel we live in Ireland 🇮🇪 and wouldn't travel at that time of the year everything is closed ,fog and rain and snow Summer is better. YOU CAN'T WHACK IRELAND 🇮🇪.😂 😊😊😂
Hi and yes everyone keeps saying we might have to have a rethink
And crashing is just over two hours
Thank you 👍
Yes so agree road are the worst in Europe 10 days in France not one pot hole 😀😀😀
That’s exactly what we said, we need to take a leaf out of their books