Even if you're not planning to buy a new motorhome, it's fun to walk around the Elmia fair and look at all the new models. There were a lot of fresh new cars, but still we sometimes find that our imagination doesn't go very far. Many of the cars are quite similar when you look inside them.
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Can you travel through Russia by motorhome? We've been wanting to take our motorhome east to Russia for a long time. So we were very enthusiastic when we saw that the latest issue of Caravanbladet, the Caravan Club's member magazine, featured a report on a motorhome trip to Murmansk.
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Are motorhomes only for the elderly? If you look through the windscreen of some motorhomes, you can pretty quickly conclude that the average age of motorhome owners is relatively, how should we say, respectable... We think that all 60+ people who take the chance, now that the children have left home, to become nomads and see the world with a motorhome are cool and do the right thing. But ... are there no young people with motorhomes?
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After a decline in sales of 46% for caravans and 41% for motorhomes in January this year, the market is now beginning to stabilise. This information can be found in today's press release from the Swedish Caravan Industry Association (HRF).
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Living in a motorhome, how does it work? We've barely thought about it, but we love our motorhome, so why not? We've read about a couple who have given up their apartment and are planning to live in their campervan, and it's clear that the wheels are turning.
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Today it was time to trim the car. 28 wonderful horsepower extra and a completely different torque. We went to the workshop and a guy put in the trim box in five minutes. The box is 5×10 cm, so it's not difficult to fit.
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The engine light on our Fiat is on and it started when we crossed the Alps in Austria. It was on the uphills that I pushed the car the most. We made our way to a Fiat as soon as we entered Italy. The car went into a safety mode with 20 per cent less power, so that nothing would break. Hmm and me wanting more ...
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When it comes to roads, Poland is building like crazy, and it needs it. In places it is a patchwork that Sweden would not even approve as a road. The difference between Poland and the Czech Republic is that the Czech Republic has small roads and lower speeds, while Poland has higher speeds and much more traffic, on the same small roads. So forget about being in a hurry! Just go between 50 and 80 kilometres per hour and enjoy life.
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The trip around Europe can be summarised as enormous fun. There was never a time when we were unsafe, for any robbery or the like. It seemed almost ridiculous that we installed a safe, but this is done so that there is not even a small risk of losing our passports, for example. The only time we showed them was when we were going home on the ferry between Poland and Sweden. There are no borders left, you hardly know when you enter a new country.
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Then we leave Italy with a mixed taste in our mouths. The weather has been wonderful all the time, just what you want, but the food is not great and it's expensive. 500 SEK for each night on a campsite, and it's almost a requirement from two teenage boys that there should be a pool and other fun things. Then we also have Italians who have patience on the outside, honking and shouting at everything, fun people. We have to take our pitches and do it at the right price, when the teenagers grow up.
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