A Caravan Holiday in 1932 is a nostalgic look back at the early days of caravanning. Len Smith, an accredited war artist in the First World War, hires a caravan and heads off to the the West Country of England sketching and making watercolors along the way. This is in an era before motorways and caravan sites. A farmer would allow you to pitch up in his meadow and, with some free milk still warm from the cow in the morning, would charge about one shilling for your stay. An enchanting book to delight any modern day caravanner or those interested in a different pace of life almost 90 years ago.
