"Giant cat litter trays on wheels" - Anne Robinson on caravans
Our agony aunt doesn't mince her words when it comes to her thoughts on caravan life.
Our agony aunt doesn't mince her words when it comes to her thoughts on caravan life.
I had what I thought was a great idea to buy a caravan so that my wife and I can travel in our retirement, but she says they are terribly naff.
Do you think a tactical withdrawal is the way to go on this one?
I must confess to having zero knowledge of holidaying in a caravan. Except – and I’ll say this and run – to secretly agree with the idea that caravans are like giant cat litter trays on wheels.
Why not rent a vehicle and after a week of living in a space that is a fraction of the size of your home, decide whether you too have joined Team Naff?
Anne Robinson is a journalist, radio and television presenter best known as host of BBC's The Weakest Link for 12 years. A former assistant editor of the Daily Mirror, she has also presented Watchdog, Countdown and has a regular Radio 2 slot.
Anne has written columns for the UK biggest national newspapers and is Saga Magazine's no-nonsense agony aunt.
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