sps1955's photos with the keyword: Caravan sites

This is the best photograph that I can find of my father's 1960 Singer Gazelle IIIA, bought new through my maternal grandfather's garage, but traded for the series V in 1964. The IIIA was dark green with a grey-green flash (known on later cars , at least, as holly green and willow green), like this one . I am fairly certain that the site is in the West Country. I suppose that the larger caravans in the row across the middle of the shot would have been kept permanently on the site, although my parents' van was a touring one; for more on this see www.flickr.com/photos/40878011@N07/7329075692/in/set-7215... .

My parents' 1964 Singer Gazelle series V and Bailey 14 ft caravan . An oddly composed shot, but I have kept it as found for the information that it gives about the character of the site, whose current web page is here . Scanned from a slide.

A rather happier photograph of the series V Singer Gazelle , on a Caravan Club "certificated location" near Wenlock Edge, which is visible in the background. The caravan was quite new when this photo was taken; it was a Lunar (built in Lancashire and taking its name from the River Lune). Scanned from a slide.

My parents' 1964 Singer Gazelle series V and 14 ft Bailey caravan on the right. I think that this may be a site near Bude, but would be glad to know if anybody recognizes the location. Scanned from a print.

My parents' Austin A40 Somerset and Bailey 14 ft caravan to right of centre, with a Jaguar and a larger and more modern caravan to the left. Ford Anglia 100E beside the tent in the foreground. Unknown location. Scanned from a print in the family collection.