Two more ship arrivals yesterday, a pair of campers:

1. Dalanuma is Swiss couple headed for Alaska as far as I can tell, after a test trip to Morocco. There are some technical issues with their blog, but it is here:
http://dalanuma.blogspot.com/Their camper is built on a European Ford Transit - quite nice looking unit.

2.The impressive crew cab M.A.N. "Tembo" is presumably from Germany, but I can find no references on the web. This guy could go anywhere, and has enough spare tires to last for quite a while. His infinitely adjustable levelling system must have been a treat to set up. Hope he doesn't have to do that every night.
[No it is from France -see comments below]
3. The rear overhang probably exceeds the usual four foot requirement for red flags, but would allow for some pretty steep hill climbs!
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The vehicle is registered in France. If you zoom in in the registration plate, you'll notice a little blue section, with a letter in it. All Europoean vehicles have this - F for France, D for Germany, GB for Great Britain etc. Also, the two "60" and "90" stickers on the rear are a legal requirement on french vehicles.
ReplyDeleteHere you go,http://anautica.free.fr/.And the 56 on the end of the registration number denotes the region of France that it comes from,56 being Morbihan in Bretagne.
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