New series starting on Tuesday @ 6.30 BBC2. Martin Dorery travelling round Britain foraging and cooking local delicacies. Its a good book so hope the series is as good. By the way he's not in a Brazibay but its still Campervanning

Starts MONDAY.

Got it Plus'd.

Just seen advert for programme - got the timer booked for 6.30.

Well I thought it was a brilliant snapshot of campervan life. All the traders should be rubbing their hands with glee. There's nothing better than a telly programme to plant ideas in people's heads!!

The tip about using sea water to boil your spuds in was great.

Great show! Shame it wasnt a Brazi Bay though.....The mussells in Charlestown, Cornwall harbour are amazing and such an easy meal to cook with a little white wine, onion and cream...yum yum!

Think the series has been great. Has been pitched just about right, catering for the uninitiated (explaining levelling chocks, how to light the grill) to the converted (enough van eye candy to make spring and the touring season seem a little closer). The guy seems to genuinely love his VWs without any air of classic snobbery or clique. Good on him for genuinely wanting to wander over to the T4 owner for a chat and a tour of her bus. More classic owners like Martin Dorey would maybe get rid of that ridiculous notion of anyone who doesn't own a 40+ year old aircooled original bay or splitty feeling like a second class citizen in the company of some classic-bores. I spent years arguing with people that, yes I did own a proper VW when I had my T25! I reckon he would see beyond our number plates and appreciate our Brazibays for what they are, modern classics, true vws full of character and charm. How long does the series run for?

Well his van is part BraziBay - it's got a Brazilian tailgate on it!

Love the show, and a quick note on the theme of classic owners who usually ignore us..... I met an elderly gentleman in Wicks car park who was driving his beautiful 1966 split screen, odd rust spot here and there, but driven regularily and loved. He thought 'Mish' was fantastic, and loved the fact that it's our daily drive, he was even tempted to buy one, so there you go, not all classic owners are snobs!

The show is great it's really making us want the weather to improve and get out. If anyone interested Martin Dorey has a book the campervan cook book it's a good read with some great ideas, and it is on offer in asda.

I notice he always sets up a table outside and cooks on a portable hob. Is this just for the benefit of the cameras showing the cooking, or do people really do this I guess to avoid lingering dinner smells in their van?

Hands up who carries a portable hob with them!

I think a lot of it is for the camera Tilly. Or he doesn't want to have to clean the hob - I know that feeling!