Advantages: Thought provoking, both funny and serious, compelling plot Disadvantages: A couple of contrived moments in the plot, some inconsistencies in the narrative
~~~The Setting~~~
This book was recommended to me when down the pub with three girl (see how young we are!!) friends. Two of the three had read Marina Lewycka's very popular, critically acclaimed and award winning debut novel 'A Short History of Tractors in Ukranian' and had thoroughly enjoyed it. One of the three had started to read 'Two Caravans' and the rest of us decided that this would be a good first book for a 'book club' (between you and me, this is a means for us to legitimise a regular girl's evening down the pub).
'Tractors' (if I may use this as short hand) has 'its extraordinary distinctiveness, wit and heart' to thank for its success. I expected this and more of 'Two Caravans' given the recommendations and plaudits for the author.
This book is slapstick funny and darkly sinister in turns. It has as its backdrop ...
Advantages: Brand new caravans that are well kept. Disadvantages: As with all caravans a little on the pricey side.
?, this particular site is based in our holiday destination of choice, Chapel St Leonard?s, a small village based around 1 mile from Fantasy Island, Ingoldmels.
The reason we initially pledged our allegiance to this particular site is due to the caravans and there rotations.
The site themselves state that the caravan that you will be staying in will be a new caravan, due to the exclusivity of some of the higher end sites, caravans are usually only allowed to be bought and kept on site for around 5 years, this is also subject to the caravan being kept in exceptional condition.
This being the case there is a small selection of caravans being available to rent through the site themselves that are privately owned, I have never personally rent one of these caravans, but my grandmother owned a caravan on this site for many years, so am aware ...
Advantages: Plenty of space and surprisingly quiet setting Disadvantages: Outside the town so you'll need transport to get around
On a group tour of Iran in 2006 we spent two nights at the Caravan, a large hotel located a few miles outside the ancient desert city of Yazd. The Caravan is close to a large but surprisingly quiet road and takes the form of lots of small white single-storey apartment-style chalets set back from the road and surrounded by gardens. Ciao have done a great job of finding a good photo that shows what these look like. There was nothing else anywhere near the hotel so be aware that once you are there, unless you have transport, there's nothing to see or do nearby.
Pulling off the highway from the airport, the driveway brought us past a large building that housed the reception, the restaurant and other shared facilities and then to the accommodation area. Our tour leader hopped off the bus to go and get the keys whilst we unloaded the bags ...
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