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Post by granty on Jul 5, 2017 19:58:32 GMT
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Post by granty on Jul 5, 2017 20:13:31 GMT
Couldn't miss the wine glasses.
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Post by DADDY O on Jul 5, 2017 21:19:46 GMT
Looks very roomy Granty, and nicely done. I love he decking around it. Did you get the horse with it? For the life of me I couldn't figure out what you meant by "Caravan". Now I know. Over here we call them mobile homes. I bought a used one and put it on my Ranch property back in Texas......made the wife sleep there hen she got too bossy.......OK, just kidding. Your's looks great. I guess I have a place to stay when I come visit you?
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Post by sherri on Jul 5, 2017 21:33:54 GMT
Wow, that looks lovely, granty.
Absolutely tip top order & I agree, it is nicer than just having a room at the hotel and you'll be able to come down a lot more and use it.
I was taken aback for a moment that daddyo didn't know what a caravan was. Sometimes it is amazing how different our languages are even though we all speak English.
Over here, strictly speaking, that would not be called a caravan. It would be classified as a cabin van or mobile home. Although.. in caravan parks, they are rarely mobile, people live in them and grow plants around them etc If you had one in your back yard, you might call it a granny flat.
My brother in law had one for a few years up in a country area. Not as nice as granty's though.
A caravan is usually a tad smaller. I'll see if I can find a web shot of what we call caravans over here. Now caravans, they usually are mobile and get pulled behind cars, but they are never called mobile homes. But the mobile homes are rarely made mobile.
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Post by granty on Jul 7, 2017 20:31:57 GMT
It's what we call a 'static'. So it's fixed, you can't just pull up and expect to park your caravan for the night. It's Friday night, and there's a week to go before we move in, and we're buzzing. Mind you, the wife's loving spending my money on new bedding, etc.
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