*Hymer/Tribbycamper* Diary of a single Motorhomer
4in 4 as i have downsized and traded the Hymer in for a Trigano Tribute
This is my second attempt at a motorhome site hopefully to give my experiences to others.This is my fourth motorhome in as many years the other's an Elddis Autostratus and a C.I. Carioca 15 both low profiles one fixed bed and the other the Elddis an end lounge.The travels in those two were on the last website so i will not .
On the way home for first time at Matlock Bath
duplicate them as i will have limited space on here.I bought the Hymer from Brownhills Newark in Feb 2008 on pure chance as i had been to look at an A Class at a dealer in the Cambridge area and found them closed so on the way back up the A1 found myself at Brownhills.I liked the set up in the 544k with its end kitchen and bench seat it seemed so roomy for a small van.Its a long story how i came to buy but originally i only asked for a quote on the price they would give me on the C.i. against the Hymer but ended up buying on the day.A decision i have not yet regretted.But could as i have traded for a Trigano Tribute so hopefully i have found the ideal van.
My first main outing apart from a couple of local trips to Buxton and Bakewell was a meet with fellow form members from Wildcamping at Canaerfon in North Wales at Easter 2008.I spent day and night with forum members Grath ,Sammclous,Geoge Telford and half a dozen others .On the sunday i decided to try a tour of Anglsey as i had only been to Beaumaris so had not toured the island,so i set off on my own to explore the small bays on the coast.There are plenty of places to camp in Anglsey but have been recently and found more signs displaying no overnight parking which is a shame as i for one will not visit these bays
View down the straits from the wildcamping spot
One of the Anglesey bays
Sutton on Sea at Cherry Tree..
