YOUR RVs
INSIDE
You immediately notice the 190L fridge/freezer
and that sits next to the three-burner gas stove
and oven. To supplement this they have an
induction hotplate!
When Cheryl demonstrated the lighting system,
everything lit up like a Christmas tree. Fortunately,
they can all be switched off at once by a switch
near the bed.
With all this high-tech stuff, you would expect a few
monitors. There are monitors for gas and carbon
monoxide, plus a smoke alarm. I mentioned that
my smoke alarm goes off when cooking toast or
on very dusty roads and she shared a secret –
they put a shower cap over the monitor to stop
that happening and, blow me down, they even
bought some for me when they went shopping!
Thanks, Cheryl.
STORAGE A-PLENTY
There are very few lockers high up, and this adds
to the spacious feeling – added to, of course, by
the two slide-outs. Surprisingly, though, even
with the slides in there's plenty of room to move
about when you stop for a cuppa.
There are lots of spacious cupboards, though,
and under the bed and seats there's more storage
room plus there are quite a few lockers outside.
The air-conditioner is very quiet. The washing
machine down the back will heat water but Cheryl
says heating is slow, so it’s easier to use cold water.
WHAT'S ON THE TELLY?
With a satellite disk on the roof, Foxtel and
other terrestrial stations caught by a Wineguard
antenna, there's always something to watch. I
was fascinated when a television set popped up
from under a cupboard. No wonder they need
lots of electricity!
I'm sure the Sherlocks will enjoy many years of
comfortable travelling in their lovely motorhome,
and I look forward to catching up with them again
somewhere soon.
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