American 32ft RV Motorhome for sale in UK

My neighbour is selling his beloved motorhome, and asked me if I could take a few photos for the website!

For Sale - 1992 Gulf Stream Sunsport 32 - £13.500

I am reluctantly selling my Motorhome. I never fancied a caravan, but a large American Motorhome was the dream.

I looked at Winnebago and Fleetwood RV’s but they were all dirty, or smelt strange. This one is clean and ready to use…….. But sell it I must or risk divorce. When I bought this it had been standing for at least 18 months. Things that were supposed to work didn’t so it now has many new parts and is ready to use


Built by Gulf Stream Coach in 1992. Unladen it weighs 6400kg so can be driven on a normal car licence if you passed your test before the limit was lowered to 3500kg , from 7500kg in about 1997  It is fitted with a towbar and electrics, and has an extra fitting on the towbar to take a bike rack

To see detailed pictures click on Gallery

6.2 litre Chevrolet Diesel averages a genuine 14 - 15 mpg

This vehicle has had a lot spent on it to bring it to a very nice standard:

General

• MOT and taxed until November, only done 500 miles since MOT
• 2 New Tyres, others as new
• Fully serviced and steering rebuilt at last MOT
• New Gas regulators
• New Water Heater
• New Flush Toilet
• New 3-way (Gas/12v/240v) Dometic Fridge Freezer
• 240V electrics and 240v Genny
• Furnace runs from on board LPG tank for blown air heating
• Large on board water Tanks and Grey and Dark waste tanks
  

Exterior

• Repainted and re-decaled
• Carpeted lockers one side, vinyl the other

Interior

• Re-trimmed in Cream Leather with brown piping. And black piping on the Captains Chairs
• Vinyl Floor
• New Dometic 7851L  Fridge Freezer
• New Toilet in separate Toilet Compartment
• New Mattress to rear 4’6 x6’3 fixed double bed
• Panasonic Microwave
• Twin sink Unit
• Gas Oven and hob
• New Work surfaces
• Full size walk in Shower fed from a new Water Heater

http://www.americanrvforsale.co.uk/

Wedding at the Roman Camp Hotel, Callander, Perthshire

On the 6th May I shot a wedding at the Roman camp hotel, Callander. Jane and Lindsay Bisset were married in this historic house on a beautiful Sunny May evening. The weather was perfect, the company fun & relaxed. A small but very beautiful wedding, a pleasure to be there capturing the moment....

Yay I got in!!!!!

I did it! Yesterday I got an offer to do HND Photography at the Glasgow Metropolitan College. Of course I accepted straight away! I am so excited and a little nervous to be going back to full time education after 20 odd years! The really exciting thing is that the college is as of September, able to offer a degree in Photography, so if I make it through the HND, I hopefully will be able to go on and do my degree!

Hi!

Welcome to another photography blog! This one will be to accompany my new website when I get round to deciding what I want on it!
So to start with a belated Happy New year to everyone!!! We had a fantastic Christmas, loads of snow (so did the rest of the UK!), nice company & no hassles ( except for the usual one! hahaha) I designed some Christmas cards, but as usual didn't get them printed, so I sent them as e-cards & maybe I will get them printed next year!!! I have been spending a lot of time learning new techniques on photoshop, and really trying to improve my photography!
With the New Year I also started a 365 project on Flickr this is where you have to go out and take a photo for each day of the year and upload it to Flickr! It's very demanding, and quite often it has been 10pm and I've suddenly remembered that I haven't taken a shot for the day!!!! But saying that it does help improve my photography if I go out and actively seek a shot!

I have found while doing my 365 a rekindled love affair with home baking! so much so that I have started up a new blog, with all my recipes & photos, hopefully inspiring other to get baking! It's working on Flickr as others have used the recipes & then taken a shot of their finished articles!

Glasgow Metropolitan College

Went along to the open day on 11th March, to see what it is all about!!!! Such a tall building! and where is the photography dept. on the top 2 floors!!!! I hate heights & I don't really like lifts to much either. Well I made it to the top, and found it extremely interesting on our guided tour! We got to see the studios, dark rooms and labs. Went back downstairs (via the stairs!!) to speak to one of the lecturers about the course that I want to do (HND in photography) and all the portfolio requirements, think I'm on the right track! it's been such a long time since I've been in full time education! and I didn't see to many older students wandering around! Gulp!!!

I have my portfolio assessment day on Friday 19th March, so I'm getting everything ready for that! I have my images all printed out and I'm waiting for the mount boards to arrive!!! Once they are here I think I can relax a little, and make a final decision on which prints I want to put forward! Most of the print have come out fine, a couple are a little dark, and one of them seems to have been cropped??? which I made sure I used the right ratio for the print? So I'm not sure how that's happened? That is possible one print I will be leaving out!

Wish me luck!!!