Quite a contribution, TSL, and welcome aboard. I'll have to earmark this one for when I have more than the usual odd moment to surf online.
Real Americana, this.
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American definition for the word "caravan"
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Re: American definition for the word "caravan"
by davec » Mon Sep 20, 2010 10:20 am
Lac lactis in primoris (milk in first).
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Re: American definition for the word "caravan"
by mikeart » Sat Oct 30, 2010 10:22 am
I get many definitions of a caravan when I tow mine.. most I could not possibly repeat on here 
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Re: American definition for the word "caravan"
by SepticTone » Wed Nov 03, 2010 10:58 pm
The definitions of caravans, & their deleterious effect on British roads has been explored elsewhere in this thread, mikey.
You don't need to hear any of my thoughts on the matter, but basically, I'm with Clarkson.
You don't need to hear any of my thoughts on the matter, but basically, I'm with Clarkson.
I may be bonkers but at least I'm British.
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