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If you have experiences or advice to add to this A to Z, then please Contact Us!ĪCCESSORIES: Essential and often compulsory are at least one fire extinguisher, a warning triangle (or 2), first-aid kit, yellow reflective jackets, set of spare bulbs and spare driving glasses. They may help if you are thinking of long-term, long-distance, low-cost travel in and around Europe - and that includes the UK! Here are some of the things we have learned from our own experience. In practice, we can be whatever they want us to be. Officials of all kinds rarely understand the concept of long-term travel – they classify us as holidaymakers, on business trips, tourists, resident in the UK, resident abroad, of No Fixed Abode. Now we have a 26 ft Fleetwood Flair motorhome, an excellent choice and suited in every way to our lifestyle for living and for travelling. In October 2007, Motorhome Medics of Cheltenham provided us with a replacement for the well-travelled Four Winds. Three times now, we have put the motorhome into store for a year while we made round-the-world journeys, using our bicycles, hired cars or motorhomes. All the links in this A to Z are active! In addition, you will find more useful links in this website at: Motorhome & Travel Links.įor over 11 year s, our 27 ft Four Winds American motorhome, 2 bicycles and (occasionally) a motorbike took us from Nordkapp at the top of Norway to the Western Sahara south of Morocco, and from Portugal to Israel. The full gallery of images, viewable as a slide show, can be seen at: Motorhome Images. A revised and updated version was published in 4 parts in the MMM between November 2004 and February 2005.This 4th edition has grown to 16,500 words and has become text only for the ease of your copying and printing. This 'A to Z' was first published in 1999 as a 4-part 10,000-word article, illustrated with 70 or more photographs, in the MMM (Motorhome Motorcaravan Monthly), the UK's premier motorhome magazine. Barry and Margaret Williamson4th Edition (Revised October 2011)