This weekend we were at The Norfolk Motorhome Show, a brand new summer show from Warners which was held at the Norfolk County Showground in Norwich.
It was another long trek for us and we had some pretty nasty weather over the weekend but like us the visitors were made of stern stuff and didn’t let it put them off. It was great to so many familiar faces as well as the new ones and we hope you all enjoy your new purchases. We will be driving back to Cheshire on Monday and will take a day off to recover so the office will be operating on a skeleton service but Grandad is now back from his jaunt across France in his motorhome so if you have any questions you can just “Ask Grandad“.
If you were at the show we hope you had as good a time as we did and didn’t get too wet, either way we hope to see you at one of the other shows around the country, the next one for us is The Western Motorhome Show in Malvern on 14-16th August. Pack your stetsons and come and say howdy to us on stands 57 and 241 where you can see the fastest portable camping satellite TV system in town for yourself.
You can see some pictures from our rather damp weekend in Norfolk below.
As usual it all started with a long journey. Colette ahead in the van towing the caravan and Chris following in the big blue bus.
We like trucking…
7 hours later we arrived in Norwich.
Joe read two books on the journey.
All set up at the start of day one.
We had plenty of our portable satellite TV and portable satellite internet dishes on demo at the show.
The weather wasn’t great but it didn’t keep people away.
End of day one, no evening relaxing in the sun for us this time.
Thankfully things were a lot brighter on Saturday.
Colette in the mobile office aka the caravan.
Day three and the grey skies are back but we were hoping the rain would hold off.
Mat was on duty as stand manager.
Meanwhile Joe was showing another happy QuickSAT customer just how easy it is to set up. Thanks Allen, hope you enjoy it!
The raincoats came out again later on Sunday.
Shorts and raincoats, standard British summer attire.
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