Hi Kooky,
Personal safety depends on the campsite. She is based up in Derbyshire, so it is all outdoor types that are up there generally. She cannot stay in normal houses now anyway, she was in a tent for four months before the motorhome, but was just too wet and nasty.
If the winter is harsh then it can be cold , she has a gas fire but that isoff at night. She was sleeping in -9 temps. Luckily has a dog which helped!
There are some campsites open all year. Not supposed to stay more than a few weeks but a local copper said he would waiver the gypsy law for her. She will stay in a remote cottage over the winter for 5 months then try another campsite in the spring.
Not easy being a refugee in your own country.
Regards
Charlie
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Thanks Charlie, damn good site!!
About the mobile home, I have been thinking about
that for a while.
In terms of personal safety, how does it pan out?
Are there some sites which are occupied all year round?
Kooky
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