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Sisters Laura and Jacqui have started their own camper conversion business and with their unique style are now converting around 15 campers a year. But this couple don't leave work on the doorstep, as they currently live on site in one of their own creations.

In California, Lydia has organised a meet up with friends from an all-female outdoors group: Sisters on the Fly. These are women who love travelling and being outdoors, and they all look out for one another. Lydia heads off in her unique motorhome, Mi Lady's Carriage, to a local winery where she's planned wine tasting and cardboard sledging for the group.

Back in the UK, family run business Premium Motorhomes, who sell and rent luxury motorhomes, are preparing for the arrival of brothers Andy and David, plus their partners, collecting two of their high-end motorhomes to "try before they buy". They are driving to Scotland in convoy, but none of them have motorhomed before. How will they cope with the stormy weather on their first ever night in a motorhome?

In Florida, a family of six have been travelling full time in their 45-foot coach for the last two years. They decided to take to the road after Tiffany's Crohn's disease diagnosis, and now Ryan works remotely whilst Tiffany homeschools their four children. Exploring the States together has been life-changing for them and brought this family closer together.

Tomi Adebayo puts portable stoves through their paces to see which one he would splash his cash on, and for anyone wondering how half a million pound luxury motorhome is built, we go behind the scenes at Dynamax in Elkhart, Indiana.

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