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[Conny]

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hello every one

Can you help? We are coming over to Sweden this June to tour up to the Artic Circle. Do you have any useful hints about places to stay??
Many thanks
Ann

Check this out: http://www.camperlife.eu/wp/?p=199
http://edgarkeek.dyndns.info/camperlife.eu/2011-08-Zweden/
//Conny

 

[F.d. 52943]

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We are leaving south Sweden on June 1 to follow the Eastcoast all the way up to Haparanda. Then up to Kiruna and Riksgränsen over to Lofoten in Norway. I guess we'll reach Kiruna after one week or so.
If your route coinsides with ours your are welcome to join us for all or part of the way.

We know of some nice places along the road by hearsay - we havn´t traveled that way ourselves sofar.

Look forward to hearing from you.

 

[Boo]

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Most welcome to our country,

We are in the favour of having a vaste country with a so called "allemansrätt" which means that there is the possibility to stay overnight on many places if you are taking respectful concern on your neighbour people etc.
If you are becoming a full member in Husbilsklubben.se you can take advantage of hundreds and hundreds of free places to spend your overnight stay in Sweden, Norway and Finland, all presented by our members.
The yearly membership is very modest, just SEK 200.- (£ 18,-). To be a full member from abroad you have to send a contact message on the home page via "Kontakta oss".
If you need more information you might gladly contact me with a PM.

Love
/Boo

 

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Hello, I'm Pete an English man living in Sweden and have just bought a winnebago brave 1982.
I am going to fix it up and was wondering if anyone can tell me any tips on where to buy parts. I live in angelholm skane
Regards

 

[Solister]

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I suppose that you have notis Bengt i Örkelljunga. I think they can help you, and it's not fare fr.o.m. where you live

 

[Tabbe]

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Hello, I'm Pete an English man living in Sweden and have just bought a winnebago brave 1982.
I am going to fix it up and was wondering if anyone can tell me any tips on where to buy parts. I live in angelholm skane
Regards

Hi, are you still repairing your MH, a Photo would be good ,Good luck with the renovering if continueing,regards Alf

 

[Tabbe]

Hi Ian New to the club, and wonder if there is any more li,ke minded English in the HK , it would be nice to have contact ,all the best Alf and Marianne.

 

[Knut]

I'm the odd ball in the club, from Norway - lived some years in Sweden before migrating to Australia. Still member of the web admin group here in husbilsklubben.se.

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[Tabbe]

Hi Knut ,hope it's nice and warm for you in Aus, I could see it was an old thread but you never know if the renovations was still an on going project, we renovated a old mecedes/hobby over 7years as and when finances made it viable, regards Alf

 

[Faraoh50]

Hi, I,m Dave and I live in Sweden. On our Swedish site I post a travel diary of the planned 185 days around Europe.
This is a trial to post on our english speaking forum. Most of the text is translated by google. The photos are my own. Enjoy (or not). If thete is enough interest I will post some more episods.
Have a good camper summer
5-8 / 7 (days 92_93)
We got off at 10am toward San Marino. An occasional boring journey on semi-free motorways that were transformed into wonderful beautiful roads across the mountains.

On one occasion we got crazy directions, but now with a more questioning look on the screen we turn around and came away from the narrowing mountain road. Shortly thereafter, we found a broader, more secure road across the Apennines.

We arrived at the campsite in the late afternoon, even though the trip should "only" have taken 3.5h.. But for us this is no surprise anymore ...
On Saturday it was our plan to go up to the historic center but Anneli had got back pains so we just relaxed at the campsite.
On Sunday she felt bettet so we tool the bus to the city center. What a fantastic city / state. 700m. over the sea, straight down the east side

and terraced on the west .. a little perfume and wine our takings this day , besides all the pictures of course ..
At 4:30 am the photography began.

Then it was breakfast before we headed off to the top.

Once there we were met by breathtaking views of the valleys below

as well as the architecture.
Beautiful buildings everywhere.
Cozy alleys.

And of course, the impressive defence towers.

For a total of 3 nights we were at the campsite before returning to our comfortablre car seats and driving towards Tuscany..



 

[Tabbe]

Hi very nice blog enjoyable to read, happy travels to you and yours, best regards, Alf and Marianne.

 

[Faraoh50]

Thankyou, if you are Swedish speaking then you can follow this in the forum. David