[DABurleigh]

Been out in the van for a couple of hours today on trips to garages. Got home and it struck me that I hadn't waved, nor looked out for fellow motorhomers. Sacrilege!

I concluded that motorhoming is nothing to do with motorhomes, but is a state of mind.

Now, when we're escaping for a snatched weekend, or even a pleasurable day out, waving is great, though still Alison thinks I'm a bit bonkers. As I overtake I wave too, though best not to peer back to see if it's reciprocated.

Dave

 

[DABurleigh]

shouldn't we be concentrating on our driving skills rather than on acknowledging other motorhomer

The trouble with that is then logic takes you to turning off the radio and slapping Gaffer tape over the co-pilot's mouth.

Ah. Now hang on, yes, I see what you mean .....

Dave

 

[DABurleigh]

Tennyson said:

"'Tis better to have waved and been ignored
Than never to have waved at all".

Not many people know that.

Dave