Staycation Van!

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We should pick the van up on Friday. Until we get it I am not assigning a name!  Or rather we aren't assigning it a name. I'll just call it Van for now.



Once we pick Van up we need to get acquainted with it. It does mean with this expenditure that we will have to cut back in other areas. 

It means unless we get very lucky the timeshare in Tenerife will need to go. When I say lucky I mean being able to book places in Europe that we can drive to in Van. 

I have £180 invested with RCI.com from 2020 when COVID hit and everything was cancelled.

Finding places that take a pet is more of a problem. There are some but Reggie can be territorial.

Looks like the this year's week will be lost as we can't get an exchange that we want or need.

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