Thanks guys, appreciate the feedback. x

Yes. The door is a little bit trickier because the chord is in 3 bits. I've cocked it up the first time but I have another chance coming up.

@chrisford2906 no worries. Glad it helped

Hi Hollie, great to have you with us. So glad you loved the video. x

Hi Jerry, thanks so much for getting in touch. You so do need to go. Iceland is one of the most profound countries have been to. Thanks for commenting. This weekend heading north to the Outer Hebrides before sinkjng south to the Balkans, followed by Turkey for the winter, all being well. kx

@@TheMotoroamers Enjoy,hope the No tourist gang dont get you.🤓👍.Safe trip.

Ah thank you so much. I hope the Tourist Board get to see it. Thoroughly enjoyed pulling this together. x

Ah thanks Lesley we loved every minute. Well most minutes apart from being grounded by the storm. 😆

@@discovertheworld we certainly did. It was lovely to put this video together and relive our memories.

fantastic x

@@anxomillaraveiga9404 It certainly is, especially without the crowds

Just an incredibly sensual place. x

Thanks Sam. I hope the magic comes through x

Thanks so much. x

Hi guys, you will love Ireland. Yes an 8m van will be just fine. Coaches travel the route and our van is 8m longer and apart from some bouncy roads, we had no issues. We have a free ebook on our Ireland adventures, if that would help your planning. Check out our ebook library at www.motoroaming.com/resources/ebooks

Hi Susie, All you have to do is wind the mechanism in the right direction and the metal inner sheath straightens out. When you open the black box there's a clamp ( like the ones you can see to the right of the loop the loop. The black plastic outer sheath has to be clamped back into that (tightly) and that's all I did. When I say 'mashed' I was probably exaggerating for the sake of a good video. The end of the black outer sheath was ripped a bit but once back in the clamp it worked again. Oddly enough, when you force wind these things the wrong way, they don't like it. I was outside watching the Football ( just saying) lol. Hope this helps.

Hi Miles, thanks for replying . Our skylight is closed therefore, covering the black box thingy. Was yours skylight open prior to the mechanism not winding? How might we open the skylight to access the winder cables / back box please ? Susie n Stevie

@@susie0ch Hi Susie, No it was shut. From memory, I wound the mechanism handle to open it and pushed the skylight up with my hand. Hope you can get it open.

@TheMotoroamers cheers me duck, hope Iceland is 👍

Hmm let me see.....

Hi Paul, lovely to hear from you. It’s lovely to hear about your memories of this area. We have been here so many times in our past and of course living in Ross during Covid, made this a great spot for walking when we were allowed. It’s been a pleasure to capture the area and showcase it. Kx

What a strange and rude comment.

Thanks so much.

I did have my eyes peeled. x

We have such fond abd fun memories of this place. x

Thanks for your feedback

Thank you Howard, that's such nice feedback. Yes I see how the whips are not for aggression and dominance. The relationship between horse and rider is something else x

Fabulous. Let me know how you get on. x

Yes it did. As an introduction to visitors on their first time to Asilah, I felt it was appropriate.

Hi Tracie, well we are very happy you found us. Travel is certainly different since Brexit, although we navigate it just fine with a little bit of planning. In fact it has made us look differently at travel and look beyond the motorhome. Whilst 90% of our time we live in Scoobie, the rest is a more worldwide perspective and this certainly helps with our Schengen Shuffling. Our approach is to dance around the Schengen for around 80 days (leaving a contingency in case we need to get back to the UK in a hurry) The we head for Morocco (we have just come back from 108 days there by just extending our visa) Turkey will be another option perhaps later this year as they too are non Schengen. At the time of this video, Croatia was out; now they're in! Although Bosnia, Serbia and Montenegro are all free for us to travel. The other bonus is Ireland which although in Europe is not in Schengen, so we often extend our travels by travelling there, then sailing across to Spain or France. And we can save up to 8 days by taking the Santander or Bilbao ferry. The cost is about the same although the time you save going by ferry not road is well worth it. The other consideration although we have not done it yet is to apply for the French 6 month tourist visa. This with this Schengen 90 days bolted either side gives a full year out (minus the MOT). Then if we have to come back to the UK for any length of time, we build a month long haul in somewhere in the middle of our 90 days to break up our Schengen Sentence. Does that help? Good luck with all your plans. Keep in touch. x

Hi both, thank you so much for replying back and the great information. Watching a few people on utube, and the amazing places both here in the UK and abroad have really opened our eyes to the beauty of this world. We can't wait to start our new life and be part of the up and coming motorhome club adventures. Speak soon, stay safe and enjoy life xx 🥰

wow that's as cold as we had in Iceland last week. brrr. x

Ah our pleasure we love the area so much. So often bypassed for the perceived sexiness of the NC500. We'll be back x

The key is in the title! Surrounding Stranraer. 😉

But it was made to sound like the base was in Stranraer and it clearly isn't. There was an RAF Stranraer but what you show isn't it. The residents of Kirkcolm are very proud of the seaplane heritage at Wig Bay. @@TheMotoroamers

@ianmorral870 and so they should be, which is why I wanted to profile it, because so many people don't even know it exists. We loved it there. And that's the value and purpose behind my video. I hope more people learn about its beauty. Thanks for taking the time to comment. x

I have a holiday lodge on former RAF wigbay a beautiful part of the country previous home during the war of the flying boats.

Thanks so much.

You would so love it Wends. Just a magical place x

@@TheMotoroamers looks as if I might have to work a bit longer 🤣🤣 . Only because my never ending travel list gets longer 😍😎🤪

Hi there, thanks for the lovely feedback. Connemara is stunning. If you nip over to our www.motoroaming.com website and check out our resources on our Travel page, you'll find a free eBook you can download on Ireland. Have a great time and send our love to Tatjana and Kris. x

Glad to help

Hi Mick. I don't have a recollection of having maps there and I don't think the garages do them here either. My suggestion is to register for a Spanish Amazon account and then get one sent to either a campsite or a delivery box that they have in larger towns and cities. Hope that helps. Kx

@@TheMotoroamers OK thank you!!

Yes I bet. Ours too in the UK. So formal there compared to Morocco, where anything goes. That said there's always a bloke who says 'All for a pound, get your bargains here.' 😆

Morning Chris. Phew yes we were so grateful for their unconditional kindness. x

Chris it was incroyable. We want to do the additional gorge road next time. Oooh so many next times 😆 x

My pleasure, I loved doing this one. Definitely my happy place x

Perfect hope you enjoy your visit x

Ah that's fantastic. Do let us know how you get on. x

thanks so much. means the world. Kx

Ah thank you. So lovely to get feedback when we create something we're so proud of. We really appreciate it. Kx

@@TheMotoroamers Makes me want to try and get down there. Will have to put it in my plans. 🤞

@@colinmccourt1571 Well then, we have done our jobs! That makes me so happy. Kx

Wow, what an experience. Things really have changed. I think Our Tour had a similar experience, probably the same year. I hope you'd feel confident doing it again now you've seen the footage. Those switchbacks were a bit hairy though x

Great shout. Thanks x

If you have enough planks...

@@chrisvdh4879 you need 3 or 4 for each axle you need to support, 1 under the wheel, 1 to drive onto, 1 popping out the back & if they're very narrow you'll have 2 under the wheel. If you have lots you can make a road.

Hi Ed yes you're right. We were offered that advice too although in the heat of the moment, much like the jack, we just didn't think about it. It's funny how your mind goes blank under stress. Thank you x

It really is so much fun. Blog post written about it today just posted up on the website. www.motoroaming.com/travel-blog