Travel Seats and a Clever Table - Bailey Adamo 69-4 #ad #baileyofbristol #adamo
4th November
We move onto Troutbeck Club Site, in Cumbria, via a click and collect at a well known supermarket in Skipton. Beautiful blue skies abound, in the glorious Yorkshire countryside as we take the scenic A65, through Settle, underneath the Settle Carlisle railway, onto the M6.
Our friends Glyn and Sharon greet us as we arrive at Troutbeck, filming the Adamo, still in the sun, silver cab shining.
I enrol Glyn to try setting up the travel seats. All goes well, we find it surprisingly easy to set up.
5th November
In the morning we decide to use the travel seats to take Glyn and Sharon up to the Kirkstone Pass Inn. Fantastic scenery is completely absent, the pass is shrouded in mist. A nice meal at the Inn and we head down to Ambleside, via a stop for coffee. The travel seats were very comfortable for Jenny and Sharon.
6th November
Our friends Trev and Sue arrive. In the evening we set up the Adamo's clever multi way table for our traditional Rummikub game, we easily fit the six of us around the table for the evening's competition.
7th November
A day off from filming and Glyn drives us to the Mill Inn at Mungrisdale, where we have a nice Sunday meal with our friends.
8th November
We leave Troutbeck and drive to Hawes Caravan and Motorhome Club site, where the automatic transmission makes easy work of the tricky drive via the B6259 and A684. We spend some time filming our reflections on how easy it has been to accommodate four people living and travelling in the Bailey Adamo. The kitchen space is good, the drop down bed has been comfortable. A fair bit of cushion shuffling to reveal the travel seats and to put them away. If the Bailey Adamo 69-4 was a knife it would be made by Swiss Army!
We are slightly disappointed that we can't test the lower double bed due to a vital missing support piece.
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