We collected our Puck yesterday from AL and it is now home on the drive. By the time we were home ( although we are very local to AL) and had worked out how to put on the locks it was too late to do much more.
No photos yet as it doesn't look so good tucked up the side of the house......but I will post pictures after we take it out in a few weekends time.
Anyway, very exciting and now I am allowed to get the bits and pieces put in.......so far I have only bought the essentials: 4 wine glasses and a bottle opener!!

Congratulations

Great stuff, just in time for the touring season.......

Quote: Frenchyjak wrote in post #1

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so far I have only bought the essentials: 4 wine glasses and a bottle opener!!

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Good news and see you soon

excellent news
most of us take in a cuppa after the initial christening and just eriba

Enjoy

congrats. Bit extravagant though….4 wine glasses……whats wrong with a straw? lol

Enjoy

Love the pictures in the gallery

That's the standard kit for an Eriba van

Well done.
It was nice talking to you at Charmouth.

And good chatting to you too, Frantone ( Tony).. We had fun at Lytchett Manor at the weekend. Like many people we bought from AL and had the awning "thrown in". They say it's the luck of the draw with regards to its condition. Well, we must have been the lucky ones as our Soplair is amazing. Granted it took a MASSIVE amount of time to figure it out on Saturday afternoon, but on Sunday morning we used coloured tape to label all the poles so next time it should be a doddle! We were really impressed with the comfort of our bed..... Loved our first trip out...even though our gas bottle turned out to be empty!
We have looked at our calendar and can make the meeting in Gloucester, so I will get on the case and hopefully sort that tomorrow.