Water source sounds intriguing… Showers sure do use a lot of water and I’m sure a washing machine is the same!

I think your “passion project” comment sums it up. I’m just not that passionate about doing a website, facebook, or making youtube videos.. It is more suggestions from others, but, when i watched your video about how you make videos for youtube, I concluded, I’ll leave it to you “professionals”, who know what you are doing and have the relevant technology. Perhaps your suggestion about a meetup some time in the South Island, will produce an excellent video about my situation, which I know is unique. I almost went to COVI myself, but too far away. I’m particularly into water filtration at the moment and will install a reverse osmosis system, that can turn almost any water source into drinking water. Although I prefer bottled water for drinking, the shower and washing machine, need quite a bit and it’s just not so easy to find a faucet with “potable water” in NZ. So I’m going to make my own.

Hi Alan, this is great to hear! It does take a lot of time – a real passion project at the moment. If you’re keen to start a website there are lots of great online courses I could suggest. Covi was good – video coming soon. I think the one that stood out was a UK company with towable cars for behind motorhomers or buses. I learnt more about my toilet, solar power and compressor fridges. Glad I went.

Hi Karen,

Your website is quite excellent, it’s the only one in NZ that covers, such a broad range of topics about living in a UK caravan. I certainly could not improve on your site. I’ve been thinking about setting up my own site, but I just don’t really know how it all works. So I’ll keep looking at your site instead. Even on Youtube, most of the RV NZ channels are by tourists to NZ and not very relevant to caravans in any case. This must all take you considerable time and effort, but it’s much appreciated. Did you see any new technologies at COVI 2018 to help fulltimers? I be very interested to see a video on new technologies. Keep up the good work. Alan

Hi Pip, I’d love to hear how you find living in a caravan! Look forward to exchanging stories… the good and the bad, haha.

Thanx! Let’s see how I go with the towing lessons!