Welcome carosi!

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Welcome carosi!

· Posted: 16.05.2014 · #1

Welcome carosi!

Hi,
Welcome to Motorhomecraic, why not introduce yourself here so we can welcome you properly. We hope you enjoy Motorhomecraic and if you need any help using our website then just ask.

Please add your location to your profile, if you have any questions then it helps other members help YOU, we only need a County not an address.

Thanks for registering.

carosi

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Thanks for the welcome

· Posted: 16.05.2014 · #2

My wife and I bought our first Mh last week and we intend to have a run out this Sat for an overnight. Thinking of going to Carlingford area Any advice would be appreciated where to park etc

the fat controller

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Re: Welcome carosi!

· Posted: 16.05.2014 · #3

To be honest carosi I wouldn't stray too far from home on your first outing as you have to get to grips with how things work on the motorhome, you will probably forget something (even a few things) and especially ig things dont work. Some of the members on here spent their first night in their motorhome in their drive way.

do you want to stay on a site or do you want to wild camp?

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Re: Welcome carosi!

· Posted: 16.05.2014 · #4

Welcome to the Craic and congratulations on purchasing your first Motorhome

The fat controller is right Carosi.
It is more a peace of mind thing. Stay on a site near home. That way in the absolute worst case scenario you can drive home.
It is very unlikely that you will do this but if you are a long way from home a minor mishap always feels worse.

Maybe Carlingford is close to home!

You can set you location (usually your county) in your profile. This helps us provide future questions you may have with a suitable answer.

CHAUSSON

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Re: Welcome carosi!

· Posted: 16.05.2014 · #5

Welcome to Motorhomecraic, Joe!

Enjoy your new Motorhome.

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Re: Welcome carosi!

· Posted: 18.05.2014 · #6

Welcome to Motorhomecraic, enjoy your new MH!!

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Re: Welcome carosi!

· Posted: 18.05.2014 · #7

Welcome to the craic, where did you go on your first run.

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Re: Welcome carosi!

· Posted: 18.05.2014 · #8

Welcome Carosi I hope you have many years of happy motoring in your new purchase. We were one of those who spent our first night in the driveway!
I was in and out all night as we thought we had everything! Let us know how you got on.

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