DVD Review

Thank you Steve and co for the opportunity to view and review your first BT-dvd. My wife and i have been caravaning for some 20+ years but most of our travels have been restricted to caravan parks by the sea. 18 months ago we purchased a second hand 18ft BT so we could now explore those out of the way places. We did a fair bit of research and decided that a BT would allow us to travel with confidence. If the dvd was available years ago it would have made our task a little easier.
Now to the review.
Had problems viewing the first edition due to no wide screen format. Received a second copy and watched it a second time. On the same day also watched a similar dvd from another caravan company. Enjoyed them both. The difference. One cost $20, the other free. One bashed vans and vehicles to prove toughness, BT entertained, provided practical information, demonstrations and bought back vans and vehicles unscathed. Caravaning for us is a way of life and is meant to be relaxing and enjoyable. It is also a large investment. The BT dvd shows that with a bushtracker you can safely get away from the madding crowds to some beautiful places and be self sufficient. The factory tour was a real plus. It wet the appetite for more info. Now i own a BT i want to know it inside out. I personally would have liked more of the factory tour and a bit more of the goodies that enable these vans to be self sufficient in the bush. I know a factory tour will do this however some people initially purchase second hand for various reasons which allows others to buy their second or third van. The dvd was a very good attempt at easing interested parties into the lifestyle. I have made numerous copies.