Diamond Farm was the location for the weekend rally for Chiltern. One member from Kent, one from Anglia, one from Lancashire (who travelled from Yorkshire during the ‘best’ of Storm Dennis) and 16 Chiltern vans attended. Paul and Sue Prebble were the stewards. Paul was his normal charming and efficient self with Sue quietly getting …
With Christmas and New Year over with for a few months(!) it was great to get such a large attendance at the annual Chiltern Day Meet at Dobbies Garden Centre near Wendover (25th January).A total of 47 members joined us in the Garden Restaurant for lots of chat and banter, beverages and some very nice …
Happy New Year to all Chiltern members and visitors. Happy Motorhoming for 2020.
Chiltern Christmas Rally It’s that time again the most wonderful time of the year and it saw the merry band of Chilterner’s getting together to celebrate the season. The rally was attended by 17 Chiltern vans and two from Avon Group. Hosted by the Committee. Once settled everyone that wanted met in the hall for …
20 vans ventured towards St Peter’s School at Old Windsor with a few diversions for some, as a bridge was being demolished at Marsh Lane over the M4 that weekend. Passing Five pubs in the last mile they were greeted by Mick and his team to help us get settled for the weekend. Quizzes and …
The new Chiltern Committee extend their thanks to all those members who attended our AGM rally. The weather was wet and very windy but 25 vans braved the elements and came along to Padworth for the weekend. Special thanks to those who came by car just for the meeting – not a nice journey in …
A total of 4 vans (all Chiltern) attended the rally which was on a nice site close to the Grand Union canal. Pete and Shirley were our lovely hosts for the weekend. Friday evening saw us all gathered in the shelter where we took part in a few short quizzes kindly prepared by our hosts. Saturday …
36 vans attended the Holiday Rally at Brixham. We started the week with glorious weather, but the wind and rain also played their part. Walks, cycle rides, boat trips and bus rides were popular activities. We had use of the Rugby Club bar and a function room during the evenings. A group cream tea was …
After a dull and cool weather week we arrived at Queens Acre, Windsor on a very bright and warm Friday. A new venue for us, finding nearby locations added to the interest. The bus stop to Windsor or Maidenhead is a safe and easy 10 minute walk and 20 minutes has you on the Thames footpath …
As hoped, a great turnout of 41 vans arrived for the Village at War Weekend where the village was transformed back to the war years, with so many people in their 1940’s outfits, live music from the era, and re-enactments going on around every corner. The weather was kind, and gave us plenty of time …
