Caravanning Collection
Caravanning, the art of traveling with a movable cottage on wheels, has long been a beloved pastime for adventure seekers and nature enthusiasts
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Caravanning, the art of traveling with a movable cottage on wheels, has long been a beloved pastime for adventure seekers and nature enthusiasts. The Vancott, also known as the caravan, offers a unique way to explore the world while bringing along all the comforts of home. One iconic image from this era is W J Edge's Van at Caravan Club Meet in Stratford on Avon. This gathering brought together like-minded individuals who shared a passion for caravanning and enjoyed swapping stories of their travels. Mrs Ashton Cross's Van holds a special place in history as it not only housed her during her journeys but also accommodated her beloved Pekingese dogs. These loyal companions added an extra touch of warmth and companionship to her nomadic lifestyle. Miss Hs Manfield's Van, named Lorna Doone after the famous novel by R. D. Blackmore, showcases the creativity and personalization that many caravanners embraced. With its sleeping chamber beneath, Miss Manfield could rest peacefully under starlit skies while being surrounded by nature's beauty. Harris Stone's Van stands out with its accompanying ridge tent, allowing for additional space when needed or providing shelter during inclement weather conditions. Flexibility was key in these mobile homes to adapt to various environments and situations. Leaving behind memories of the Caravan Club meet at Stratford on Avon was always bittersweet; however, new adventures awaited just around the corner. Caravan Jack bid farewell alongside his faithful dog as they embarked on another exciting journey filled with unknown destinations and thrilling discoveries. Cooking became an art form within these caravans as Lady Members of the Caravan Club showcased their culinary skills amidst limited resources. From simple meals cooked over open fires to elaborate feasts prepared inside compact kitchens, food brought people together even in remote locations. Not all members traveled solely by van; some opted for alternative modes of transportation such as donkey tilt carts.