by Chris Malone
A recent article in the Express and Star has praised caravan holidays to the heavens, with the story looking at the experiences of Alison Mason.
She explained how she and her two sisters loved their childhood breaks so much that they each own a mobile home now.
The Masons often took their daughters to Barretts of Feckenham close to their home, where school office manager Alison had her first holiday at the age of just six months.
“It was only a few miles away from our home but it could have been anywhere. It was a completely different world – and I loved it,” she told the newspaper.
Caravanning helped forge close family bonds in the Mason household and they still regularly take trips together to this day.
It would appear that they are not alone, with an estimated one million people taking such breaks in the UK every year.
In other news, the Visitor reported today (October 12th) that a Morcambe caravan owner has had their £14,000 mobile home stolen.
