These footloose Britons love their converted campers so much they've become home sweet home
With hotels closed, holidays abroad postponed and a year of on-off lockdown restrictions, campervan and motorhome sales have boomed as ‘staycations’ have become the norm. According to the National Caravan Council, there are 225,000 motorhomes in Britain — and sales have tripled since 2000. Earlier this year the Mail reported that in the pandemic sales rose further, with dealers reporting shortages. But not everyone wants to shell out for a fully kitted out ‘palace on wheels’. Many are opting for a DIY alternative instead. They are a long way from the ancient, battered vans seen in N...
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