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a few surprises and great conversations, I triggered my own inspirations and feel very motivated for my future featuring Dyrham Park and house and the amazing town of Bathhampton. Facebook - Jamie Seenobounds instagram - jamie_disabled_vanlife Twitter - @seenobounds email - seenobounds@gmail.com

What can I say about this adventure? Epic! Amazing! The best! All of these are great ways of describing the Cornwall Vanlife Adventure. 100’s of miles of fantastic roads and views. A glorious mix of of the countryside meeting the coast. We found little coves to go surfing and stopped in fantastic, almost postcard towns and fishing harbours. Amazing Food We ate amazing foods and enjoyed a range of different coffees. The surf was epic and the waters was clear but a little cold. People travel miles for something we have right here on our door step. “Albert the van” ran like a dream and didn’t miss a beat. Some of the hill we had to climb was a bit of a challenge but he made it up there in one peace, that’s all that matters. Great Ap’s to help We used apps such as “park for night” to find places to park up. We used google to find “National Trust” sights. As members we can often find a free place to park near the coast to get some surf and it great for a day out. All in all the trip was amazing. hit the link to our Instagram page to see the rest of our picks, but honestly guys i could either sit here and tell you all about our trip or i can just add the pics. Facebook - Jamie Seenobounds instagram - jamie_disabled_vanlife email - seenobounds@gmail.com

Always open to questions and hopfully here on this podcast I have answered some that you may have thought of yourself. Facebook - Jamie Seenobounds instagram - jamie_disabled_vanlife email - seenobounds@gmail.com

so the first trip in my new campervan was an epic fail! I learnt things, experenced the good and the bad and made a few mistakes. All in all though it never put me off Facebook - Jamie Seenobounds instagram - jamie_disabled_vanlife email - seenobounds@gmail.com

An amazing place with stunning gardens and grounds, the house is modest but with that has its own charm. wheelchair friendly to a point but there are steps so these areas would cause issues. manly in the house, once outside it is chippings so use a freewheel if you have one. I loved it here as I always do at the National Trust. Again a fantastic job well done by an amazing team. Facebook - Jamie Seenobounds instagram - jamie_disabled_vanlife email - seenobounds@gmail.com Twitter @seenobounds https://www.nationaltrust.org.uk/ https://www.nationaltrust.org.uk/llanerchaeron

Dolaucothi Estate and gold mines, a national trust site and free if you are members. Amazing staff. Fantastic views, open space and plenty to do and see. The tour of the mines not great if you are wheelchair bound but there is still plenty to see. Children friendly in every way and if you like being in the wilderness then again you wont be disappointed Facebook - Jamie Seenobounds instagram - jamie_disabled_vanlife email - seenobounds@gmail.com Twitter @seenobounds https://www.nationaltrust.org.uk/ https://www.nationaltrust.org.uk/dolaucothi-gold-mines

No selfbuild campervan is without issues and problems, here is a podcast about the good things the bad things and the ugly little issues i had to deal with. I also talk about a few of the mechanical issues I had with my 02 LDV Convoy Facebook - Jamie Seenobounds instagram - jamie_disabled_vanlife email - seenobounds@gmail.com

the first stage of Vanlife is research, I used pininterst, instagram and google. I linked u[p on facebook pages and groups to learn and gain ideas. The end result is a van I love and feel free and alive in it every time i go on an adventure. Facebook - Jamie Seenobounds instagram - jamie_disabled_vanlife email - seenobounds@gmail.com