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Tag Archives: England and Wales

Are We Back In Wales Now?…

14 Saturday Jun 2014

Posted by Simon Barlow in General, Mini Break, Travelling in the UK, Weekend Break

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Caravan, Caravanning, Caravans, Daisy Bank Touring Caravan Park, England and Wales, Steam Railways, Touring, travel, Travel Trailer, Wales, Wales England border, Welshpool & Llanfair Railway

We had another chance for a few days away mid week again and decided to visit another Tranquil Touring Park site in Wales. Daisy Bank Touring Caravan Park is located almost on the Wales England border in Montgomery, Powys.

Monday 9th June

I’d uploaded POI’s for the site and some of the attractions around the area and checked the route. It should only take just over two hours to drive the 95 miles from home to the site so it was an easy start to the day. Thankfully the light rain had stopped while we loaded up the Freelander. We pulled out of the storage compound just before 10:25 and headed for the motorway to take us west towards Chester. It was a busy day for caravans and motorhomes… every other vehicle passing us in the opposite direction on the M56 seemed to be one or the other. By the time we reached Preston Brook the on again off again rain had stopped, and looking west the clouds were clearing and blue was becoming the prominent colour. Continue reading →

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