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Mine takes a 907 too. You can get a new cylinder for £40, or a refill for £25. I have 2 cylinders on the go and always take the fullest when going...

My Cali takes the 907 camping gas canister and that’s been great. I wouldn’t say it’s expensive either - I can see one for £23 on google and I’m sure...

Whatever you do, don't purchase a van that is fitted to take Campingaz bottles (like the 907), these are slightly smaller than all others and not...

Today: distance 48km, climb 897m, 15 hill reps. I'm local legend now with 54 efforts in the last 90 days (actually last 8 days), second is a guy...

Ive had a 1986 VW T3 Autosleeper conversion for getting on for 20 years now. It has a 2 ring Hob, Grill 3way fridge with freezer compartment. Plus...

Yes Graham, but how many times did Boardman win the Tour de France? Ottavio Bottecchia won two, and finished second once, and he only completed the...

12.38 miles, 3,312 feet, 3 hours 37 minutes: Fairfield c/w. The thickest and most persistent inversion cloud I have come across. Got above the cloud...

We had an external shower point on our last van and it was very useful. Much easier than mucking up and cleaning out the inside shower and if we had...

Oh yes. That sounds much warmer.:cool:

What the heck? 32.3 Fahrenheit? Surely you mean 273.317 Kelvin

I also saw a dead badger in North Warwickshire on my last cycle ride. I assume it had been hit by a car in the night at a decent speed, as it was a...

Not that surprising really as it's a bit of a none story jumped on by the right to fuel their anti-woke crusade. A third party cobbled together bits...

Dead badger, staring at me as I ran past on the short stretch of road between the exit from the Outwoods and the entrance to Beacon Hill Country...

The BBC has yet to decide if it is the Cabinet, running the country or the Royal Family, ruling the country or should be sitting at the right hand of...

It is said that, in terms of weather, March comes in like a lion and the Garmin record for today's 36 miles (2700 feet) trip via Burnsall, Linton,...

Interestingly, while the BBC chose to highlight, quite rightly, how a relatively small British holiday company, Pontins, was accused of...

Puts it a month before the Saunders so it'll be a nice chance to remember how to use a map and compass!

I want her as PM. Funnily enough I asked her to stand in the next leadership contest and said I hoped that it would be sooner rather than later :D

Still waiting to pick mine up, but it's a compact motorhome not a camper. We spent 4 months looking from July. Started local around...

So if you had waited a few weeks, you could have waved to Llani Boy when you passed each other, you going south to Bakewell and he going north to...

There might be a letter winging its way to you both Pete. I've just got my letter today and once logged on to the site there was a choice of venues...

We are both registered with the same GP and I just got a link sent via SMS from them to book a time slot. I presume my wife's will turn up in the...

I notice Hungary has approved the use of a Chinese vaccine, I think I might decline if I was to be offered this one.

I’ll third the porta potti recommendation. Last summer with many campsites not offering facilities due to covid, our porta potti had to deal with the...

entered! (just the short mind - v.little chance of being fit enough for long)

Steam? Bike? Horse!? When I were a lad we'd mek do wi a suck o' watter from t'bog. And a bike!? We'd be lucky if we 'ad two 'alf decent legs what wi...

I think the correct term used by campers is "Off grid", but I couldn't think of it at the time. Basically anything that isn't a campsite with all...

8.68 miles, 2,704 feet, 2 hours 42 minutes: Loughrigg trails. Sunshine again, no wind, terrain mainly dry. Quite a few about, both on the fell and on...

I had mine a few weeks back at the little hospital in Bakewell. My wife go a letter this week and was initially offered appointments as far away as...

Me as well; I'm going on Saturday.