New home for UK’s oldest caravan
One of the world’s oldest caravans, built by the Bristol Wagon Works in 1885, has found a permanent retirement home. 128 years ago, Dr Willi... Continue Reading
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Researchers find cashed up nomadic sub-species
A university study has found grey nomads are not the big spenders once thought, with another sub-group of grey travellers actually responsib... Continue Reading
Steve Potter: The End of the Dream – Reaching the Fini...
Earlier this year we met up with the travelling Potter family as they reached the ‘half way mark’ on their dream journey around Australia. S... Continue Reading
The Bilby Man
Conservationist FRANK MENTHY OAM has the rare distinction of having helped bring one of Australia’s native marsupials, the bilby, back from ... Continue Reading
Feeding your dog on the go
Diets tend to go out the window during the holiday season, even for dogs. KAREN GOLDRICK has good food some tips for those travelling with... Continue Reading
A life-long love affair with caravanning
When Pat and Lloyd Ridgway set off on their honeymoon in a classic 1950s Caravan, it was the start of a 60 year love affair with caravanning... Continue Reading
Finding a classic Millard
Caravan dealer GEORGE LADAS traces the history of this iconic brand and how he found the van of his dreams tucked away in a farm shed. In t... Continue Reading
Adelaide’s All Star Caravans
South Australia produced more than its fair share of caravans in the 1950s and 1960s By KEITH and SUSAN HALL Most vintage caravan enthusias... Continue Reading
Restoring a classic Viscount
The idea for time to Roam came from the two-year restoration of a classic Viscount that had been in the editor’s family since 1969. PHILL TE... Continue Reading
Here comes the Sunliner
The story behind the rise and fall of the Sunliner – Australia’s first fibreglass caravan. By ROD BRUEM Bert Tickner was barely a teenager w... Continue Reading
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