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by DickandJanGlover Sun Dec 18, 2011 5:16 am
We have a Worcester which we took delivery of early November. We are a freshly retired couple looking forward to travelling in Europe.
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by orian Sun Dec 18, 2011 8:37 am
Hi Dick & Jan,
A warm welcome from a chilly Kent.
A warm welcome from a chilly Kent.
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by Paulmold Sun Dec 18, 2011 8:38 am
Welcome from Paul and Carol in North Wales 
(you were up bright and early this morning looking at the time of the post)
(you were up bright and early this morning looking at the time of the post)
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by groundhog Sun Dec 18, 2011 1:34 pm
Well done on choosing the Worcester obviously a couple of great taste. Enjoy the retirement and lots of great trips to Europe. That wasn't you near Falmouth about three weeks ago was it? 
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by burlingtonboaby Sun Dec 18, 2011 2:22 pm
Hi Dick and Jan
Retirement is great isn't it, welcome from cold and snowy Bridlington.
Boaby
Retirement is great isn't it, welcome from cold and snowy Bridlington.
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Re: New Member
by deckie Sun Dec 18, 2011 3:34 pm
Hi Dick and Jan, welcome to the forum 
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by squip Sun Dec 18, 2011 4:18 pm
Welcome to the forum. Europe is a good motorhome friendly place - you will enjoy your travels there.
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Re: New Member
by DickandJanGlover Mon Dec 19, 2011 7:58 am
Hi Groundhog, we stayed at a CL in St Hilary in late November for a couple of nights - that was outing #1. We learned that Sat Nav takes you by the shortest route when you tell it to: I never realised Cornwall was so narrow between St Erth and Marazion! The van coped fine, but we were glad not to meet a tractor coming the other way.
Dick (Jan failed to find a send method on her iPad)
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by groundhog Mon Dec 19, 2011 1:06 pm
Hi Dick and Jan
I was thinking of getting tom tom truck downloaded for our satnav or maybe you specified a mercedes one? I have sent you a private message' by the way. Out of interest our current van you can fill the fresh water tank via a hatch in the floor, directly from a hose or even a bucket, do you know if this is possible on the Worcester as it is quite useful when touring abroad?
I was thinking of getting tom tom truck downloaded for our satnav or maybe you specified a mercedes one? I have sent you a private message' by the way. Out of interest our current van you can fill the fresh water tank via a hatch in the floor, directly from a hose or even a bucket, do you know if this is possible on the Worcester as it is quite useful when touring abroad?
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by DickandJanGlover Mon Dec 19, 2011 9:33 pm
No hatch in the floor that we know of, but you do get a 12v Whale pump which you can put into a bucket or can and which sucks up 40l in about a minute. We have a 50 litre can with one of those collapsing sack trucks and that makes it really easy.
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Re: New Member
by stevomar Mon Dec 19, 2011 9:42 pm
Welcome to the Forum Dick and Jan from someone who's about to retire - in a few hours time in fact !
Love the Avatar BTW
Cheers
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Love the Avatar BTW
Cheers
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