Crazy About Motorhoming

canalside aire melay burgundy — Canal-side aire at Melay, Burgundy, France

We are Margaret & Shirley Seabury-Hart and we are crazy about motorhoming. We usually travel with Poppy the blonde cockapoo whose main interest in life is chasing rabbits and finding lost golf balls.

Our current van is a Hymer B774. She is built for comfort more than speed, being 8 metres long and weighing somewhere around 4.5 tons, perfect for our long meanders through the UK and Europe.

We love to travel all over Europe, especially south in winter or north to the wilds of Scotland in the spring and summer. Follow us on our adventures and get in touch – we love to hear from you.

Mags & Shirl

Recent Posts

No Plans Touring – Part Two

Written several weeks later …. It wasn’t long before another few days empty of appointments appeared in the diary and we could set off again. The No Plans idea had worked so well on the last trip that we decided to do give it another try. Once more we looked at the weather forecast andRead more

The ‘No Plans’ Trips – Part One

We discovered ten days in the diary with no appointments or commitments, a rare thing at the moment, and so we decided to head off to “somewhere”. Where should we go? Our only source of useful information came from the weather forecast plus Shirley’s desire to go fishing. We also both wanted to play golfRead more

Going Local

We have a joke in our house about ‘ailment hour’ when we allow ourselves to discuss our growing list of medical challenges and then stop when time is up. The stopping bit is quite an issue, hence it turning into a joke. I’m not going to bore you with the details but suffice to sayRead more

Once is not Enough

Our visit to Silversands Arisaig in June left us thirsty for more, so just over a month later we arranged to come back, this time for three weeks. We decided to bring our car with us, travelling in convoy and taking the journey gently as we didn’t have the usual benefit of changing drivers. TheRead more

Reasons to love Scotland

Fife on a budget I belong to numerous online motorhoming groups and spend more time than I should discovering new places to visit. This is the opposite of living in the moment but, if the moment is dull and the weather is bad, it has a lot of appeal. Whilst reading about new places openingRead more

Catch up on the News

You might have noticed that things have gone very quiet in this corner of the world. We haven’t given up or sold Heidi … it’s just that other things have got in the way. I’ve been pondering whether to write because every now and then I take a look at the stats and I canRead more

Love Motorhoming

Motorhoming with a little kindness