After caravans made history centuries ago, became associated
with the happy lifestyle. Nowadays the caravan is having a surprising recovery.
Knights used the caravans in Crusades and the people who
afforded to have one used it as tool for moving around. The conquest of Wild
West is probably the one who made the caravans famous. What would it have been
like to cross the Rocky Mountains without the covered wagons? The alternative
was a cold haughty ride on a horse or tramping along in the mud. Only a hundred
years ago you could see brightly painted horse-pulled Romany caravans on our
roads. This paragraph is sponsored by tour to Umrah
2014 from UK.
But what about now, when you have roads and maps and so many
means of getting where you want? What would be now the role of caravans? You
can find the answer in the need of freedom people are still having.
In the last century motor-car ownership took off but the
same thing happened to caravans and soon drivers found themselves queuing
behind lines of caravans on the way to the coast. For decades the typical image
of motor-caravans was probably that of a happy family in an old VW. Nowadays
the image of caravans is so much improved and in many cases caravan became a
luxury home-from-home with a price to match.
By the time more and more people that had money to spend became
interested in having their own home from home that could give them the freedom
to travel all over the place in good condition, the static caravan took off.
These UN cool and static caravans located by the sea or by the wild forests are
now history. This paragraph is sponsored by travel advice for Hajj
from UK.
Lately canning became one of the country's most popular
holidays. Celebrities enjoy this way of traveling or more accurate this way of
living. Actresses like Helen Mirren and Tracy Shaw; singers like Mark Owen,
Chris Evans and even Sir Jimmy Cavils are owners and satisfied users of
caravans. And now we can talk about fancy, luxury and styled caravans.
The classic old hand built caravans, such as the Sterling
and the Car light, used to be expensive - the top of the market. Back in the
fifties, these caravans were bought and run by owners of the Armstrong Sidesaddle, Lagonda and Rover cars. The owners thought nothing about embarking on
overseas trips with them of thousands of miles. This paragraph is sponsored by tour
guide to Umrah from UK.