4m x 3m Omlet pen, cube, new auto door still boxed and coop light

[chelsea]

It looks gorgeous (sigh...)

 

Well, we will be of to Cornwall in the caravan, or we may venture in the other direction and head up to Yorkshire.

 

I hate waiting at airports and stuff, and the thought of doing it with two young, over excited, over tired, whining children is too much for me! I may try and go somewhere abroad with DH though, we haven't even got passports at the moment as the last time we ventured abroad was 14 years ago.

 

All this thought of holidays, lovely ...

 

 

The last time we went abroad was when we got married in the Seychelles in 1996 !!!

 

The following year we got our 1st german shepherd dog, and then another one came along, then chickens.......we LOVE our pets so much we cannot bear to leave them - or the country for that matter!!!

We bought a caravan 2 years ago and we visit the Scottish Highlands in a cottage every year (with the dogs ) so we like this country at the moment.

 

We have always said we will return to the Seychelles one day (maybe renew our marriage vows ).

 

We also plan to buy a camper van when our mortgage is paid and go off travelling europe!

[Tessa the Duchess]

Olly wrote:

 

I won't be going abroad next year for economic reasons, I need work done on the house and I've chosen to have a dental implant rather than a cheaper option

 

Oooh there are loads of options to have dental treatment abroad in really nice holiday locations, it's tons cheaper than dental work here. DH is considering going on a 'dental' holiday to Poland to have a new bridge fitted, even with the flight and holiday it's almost half what he would pay here. I am a complete wimp at flying and a total wimp at the dentist so to me it sounds like h***

 

Tessa

[Olly]

well it might be cheaper but if it goes wrong you can't pop back to get it sorted out!

 

Also, there's a three-month wait after the implant is inserted, to allow the bone to heal up so I'd have go back to wherever it was at least twice ... I'm sticking with British dentistry! (And British holidays )

[The Dogmother]

I love holidays int he UK - the weather can be a bit of a bummer, but I did all my travelling 20 years ago, and love mooching around the UK now. A couple of years ago we took the van on a UK tour, staying in farmhouse B&Bs, it was fantastic and Rosie learned so much from it too.