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Discover the ultimate inspiration for life on the road. This blog curates four unforgettable long‑distance motorhome routes, each packed with breathtaking scenery, real‑world tips, and stories from travellers who’ve done it. Whether you dream of crossing continents or planning your first big adventure, this guide delivers the routes, insights, and wanderlust you need to start your own journey. Perfect fuel for every motorhome explorer.

Created by KeefH Web Designs , October 8th, 2024, 9.06 AM Not The Motorhome trip No 23 : 23 days, 13th September to 5th October 2024 MENU for this Travel Blog INTRODUCTION Maps Calendar Panoramas Family & Friends The Rocky Mountaineer Railway Journey ALASKA Sunday 150924 1st day at sea Monday 160924 My 70th birthday at sea Tuesday 170924 Icy Straits Point Wednesday 180924 Skagway, Yukon Bridge and White pass railway Thursday 190924 Endicott arm, Dawes glacier, Juneau Friday 2

Savour the last days of summer in this cheerful almost‑autumn travel blog, filled with easygoing adventures, good food and laughter with pals. From relaxed countryside wanders to shared meals and simple moments that make motorhome trips special, this getaway celebrates friendship, fresh air and the gentle shift into the new season. A warm, feel‑good snapshot of fun on the road.

Your big trip holiday diaries now have voices… actual voices, not just you reading them aloud to the dog. This blog introduces the brand‑new audiobook versions of your adventures, bringing road trips, mishaps, sunshine, storms and cake stops to life in a whole new way. Easy to listen to, great for journeys and ideal for anyone who prefers stories without all the scrolling.

A detailed, no‑nonsense review of the Auto‑Trail Savannah, assessing build quality, layout practicality, storage, comfort, drive performance and long‑term ownership experience. This blog highlights real‑world strengths, known compromises and who the Savannah truly suits. A solid, informative read for anyone researching Auto‑Trail models and wanting honest insight before committing to a purchase.

A clear, practical review of the Autocruise Rhythm, examining build quality, interior layout, storage solutions, driving performance and day‑to‑day usability. This blog offers an honest, experience‑based assessment of how the Rhythm works for real touring, highlighting strengths, compromises and long‑term considerations. A solid, informative read for anyone researching compact van conversions.

Travelling in France with your motorhome? This guide explains the real rules around breathalyser kits, what the law actually requires, and how to avoid confusion on the road. Clear, practical advice helps UK travellers stay compliant, prepared and confident when driving in France. Essential reading for anyone planning a safe, stress‑free European motorhome trip.

This blog explains why Pinterest became a valuable platform for motorhome travellers in its early days and how it helped readers discover routes, tips and inspiration more easily. It highlights the benefits of visual bookmarking, organised boards and searchable ideas that support planning UK and European tours. A clear, informative look at why Pinterest quickly became a useful tool for the Motorhome Travels community.

A sun‑drenched leap back to Australia in 1995 brings wide roads, big skies and the kind of motorhome freedom that made every day feel like an adventure. This cheerful retrospective revisits Queensland highlights, coastal wanders, wildlife encounters and memories that still sparkle decades later. A warm, nostalgic look at a trip where the scenery was epic, the pace was easy and the whole journey felt wonderfully larger than life.

Dive into the world of the Auto‑Sleepers Owners Club Forum, where motorhome wisdom, friendly banter and the odd head‑scratching question all meet in one lively corner of the internet. This blog celebrates the tips, laughs and shared adventures that make the forum such a useful pit stop. A cheerful look at how fellow owners help each other keep rolling, learning and enjoying the journey.

From ocean views to endless forests and towns you can’t pronounce on the first try, this cross‑Canada motorhome adventure delivers big landscapes and even bigger laughs. Expect wildlife sightings, long scenic drives, quirky stops and those “only in Canada” moments that make the journey unforgettable. A cheerful coast‑to‑coast tale celebrating the joy of exploring a vast country one mile at a time.

Two campsites, one motorhome, two initially, and a weekend in Oxfordshire that proved not all pitches are created equal. This cheerful tale compares the charms, quirks and eyebrow‑raising surprises of Bletchingdon’s two stops, from peaceful views to “you must be joking” moments. A playful, good‑natured look at how choosing the right site can turn a simple getaway into a memorable mini‑adventure.

From Carnarvon to Cooktown and everywhere the sat‑nav panicked in between, we’ve crossed deserts, coastlines, and the odd kangaroo traffic jam. Four trips, countless miles, several motorhomes, and only a few “whose idea was this?” moments. Whether it was the red centre, the wet coast, or the “is this really a road?” bits, Australia kept us hooked. Dive into our routes, pics, and videos — wanderlust guaranteed.

This UK Regional Accents blog is a light‑hearted wander through the brilliant, baffling and downright hilarious voices heard across Britain. From warm West Country tones to rapid‑fire Scouse, lyrical Welsh, booming Glaswegian and everything in between, it’s a fun celebration of how wildly we all sound. A cheerful, smile‑inducing look at the accents that make travelling the UK such a joy.

Our tears were evident: Set off on a grand Scottish adventure… only for the van to throw in the towel before the Highlands even warmed up. Cue the NC500 dream collapsing into a symphony of warning lights, recovery trucks and tears — some from frustration, some from laughing at the sheer absurdity. This diary turns a breakdown‑blighted Harris, Lewis and Mull plan into a comedy of cancelled ferries, soggy spirits and stubborn Scottish weather doing its worst.