Childhood holidays in the UK, for many of us, meant a stay at a seaside caravan park. It may have only been a static caravan at a windswept holiday resort, but you could watch a magician, singkaraoke, splash in the outside pool, then steer clear of the bigger kids hanging out in the play park, while you headed back to your home for the week with the hope of chips for tea. If you were very lucky, your family had a towable caravan, which spent most of the year in the garage or on a drive, just waiting to take to the road for abreak in a field, so even if rain stopped play you could hide inside drinking tea and playing endless games of Monopoly. While caravans are steeped…
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The Simple Things (Digital) - 1 Issue, August 2022