Great videos. One thing with most you tubers could you please add a route map with stops every now and then, maybe campsite names or what 3 words. When researching road trips you soon become overwhelmed with information and stops etc. Just a thought. Keep up the good work. Thank you. Fellow mobi owner.

Had a pizza from a similar machine. Could hear it being made and smell it. It was super. Perfectly cooked and presented.

Good morning to the convoy on the delights of rural France, you are certainly selecting some beautiful places to stay over night, how do you communicate between vehicles when on the road ????,, i did notice that in some towns where the roads are not as smooth as the highways that there was some bumps and rattles picked up by the speaker ,this due to vans and motor home rear suspension are always close to the maximum and so it is felt through the bump stops, the solution to this problem which most motor home owners have used is to have the solid bump stops replace with semi air bags ,which adds to a smoother ride ,but also enables the rear to be raised and lowered as required ,,ie when you had to trailer home due to that puncture ,,,just a idea for you guys to consider ,,,, well keep up the good work ,,,as it is now time for me to prepare for my journey to the UK ,, have fun and enjoy ,,,,

Great video guys , you stopped over at some lovely campsites. Can’t wait to get to France again this summer but this time in a Moho ! 😃

Watched three of your videos, the last was at Alp d’Huez. It was very scenic and I enjoyed the views but noticed your pronunciation of all things French were to the untrained ear “very French” sounding. You state that you live in Tenby, not sure for how long you’ve lived there but please try to give the same consideration to Welsh pronunciation, I.e. “Pen-y-Fan” should sound “Pen-uh-Van” and “Fan Las” as “Van las”. Please accept this comment in the non-confrontational way it was intended and carry on with the excellent videos.