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11 minutes ago, P&O SUE said:

I saw Cunard is doing a 3 night cruise to nowhere next Spring which I would go on but Spring does seem too early. I normally go June, July but because of my new job I booked for September for next year and I’m pleased I did!

Or £450 balcony for one week to Bilbao and others next April

Bargain, if it goes/if it goes without a hitch

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28 minutes ago, Eddie99 said:

Or £450 balcony for one week to Bilbao and others next April

Bargain, if it goes/if it goes without a hitch

I wouldn't consider going on ANY cruise in April. We are in Lanzarote then, May is a possibility, but then Alaska in June. March could work.

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5 hours ago, Eddie99 said:

Or £450 balcony for one week to Bilbao and others next April

Bargain, if it goes/if it goes without a hitch


Wow that is good! Wouldn’t risk April though.

Some people will get a bargain.

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10 hours ago, Adawn47 said:

Looks wonderful, but could you add a little more infomation? 

Avril

Going back to the old job after 30 years as we won’t be going anywhere for a long time to come. Start fishing for scallops on 1st November just hope my knees and back can stand it 

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2 hours ago, Manx buoy said:

Going back to the old job after 30 years as we won’t be going anywhere for a long time to come. Start fishing for scallops on 1st November just hope my knees and back can stand it 

That’s an interesting occupation and very necessary. 
 

Love all fish, shellfish and crustations, lucky you to have access to really fresh scallops.

 

Hope all goes well for you and the knees are fine. 

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2 hours ago, Manx buoy said:

Going back to the old job after 30 years as we won’t be going anywhere for a long time to come. Start fishing for scallops on 1st November just hope my knees and back can stand it 

I would love to be back at sea again, but I don't think fishing would have the same feeling for me somehow.😊Your mention of scallops has really set my tastebuds tingling, I love them. I hope you have a good day tomorrow, and look after those joints.

Avril

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Hope all goes well Manx buoy!

 

I’ve just been wrapping the hubby’s presents. I got him this ready made cocktail from Amazon, it’s one of his favourites onboard! A cheese and wine hamper has just been delivered from M&S too so he’s all set food and drink wise! 😊94CC643C-D8DE-4C20-ACD1-44ECE19BA061.thumb.jpeg.2b5d0c91d45d51c890b8610b458402b0.jpeg

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Hey Graham,does this NE lockdown mean you can drive to North London for a few days.Drive to the Tower of London to test your eyes before driving back.Seriously though is there a limit on travel.PS bring loads of dosh,the T of L is bloody expensive.

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10 minutes ago, brian1 said:

Hey Graham,does this NE lockdown mean you can drive to North London for a few days.Drive to the Tower of London to test your eyes before driving back.Seriously though is there a limit on travel.PS bring loads of dosh,the T of L is bloody expensive.

There are no driving restrictions in England but if there were I could always drive 10 minutes to our nearest beach to test my eyes🤓.

The only difference from elsewhere is you cannot mix socially anywhere indoors with anyone who does not live with you.

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19 minutes ago, grapau27 said:

There are no driving restrictions in England but if there were I could always drive 10 minutes to our nearest beach to test my eyes🤓.

The only difference from elsewhere is you cannot mix socially anywhere indoors with anyone who does not live with you.

Same here for the whole of Scotland, you can’t have anyone to the house but can meet outdoors in the garden or a park. Given that is heaving down with torrential rain, blowing a hooley and cold the garden is perhaps out of the question!

 

It has hit the self catering holiday industry as at first they cancelled bookings with more than six and now they are checking that it is just one single household in any booking. It is going to hit a lot of families if still in place for the October school holidays (though we will probably be in lockdown / circuit break or whatever new name they dream up for it next by then if things don’t improve).

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Pouring down with rain, and a strong wind buffeting our rented caravan here in Devon. Went out for lunch in Colyford  - fresh hake on crushed potatoes with broad beans (normally a vegetable I detest) washed down with a pint of local bitter. Stopped off at Tesco for a few bottles of red wine, back in the caravan, electric fire on full blast, plenty of 50 p's for the meter, and we're set for the rest of the day.

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5 minutes ago, wowzz said:

Pouring down with rain, and a strong wind buffeting our rented caravan here in Devon. Went out for lunch in Colyford  - fresh hake on crushed potatoes with broad beans (normally a vegetable I detest) washed down with a pint of local bitter. Stopped off at Tesco for a few bottles of red wine, back in the caravan, electric fire on full blast, plenty of 50 p's for the meter, and we're set for the rest of the day.

Nothing nicer than watching a storm with a glass of decent wine to hand, enjoy!

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14 minutes ago, wowzz said:

Pouring down with rain, and a strong wind buffeting our rented caravan here in Devon. Went out for lunch in Colyford  - fresh hake on crushed potatoes with broad beans (normally a vegetable I detest) washed down with a pint of local bitter. Stopped off at Tesco for a few bottles of red wine, back in the caravan, electric fire on full blast, plenty of 50 p's for the meter, and we're set for the rest of the day.

Sounds good Wowzz.

 

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Yup - the SW is wet today.  ️ 

 

Pup had her 2nd injection this morning - thankfully before the rain started as most of the vet consultations seem to take place in the car park.  Arrive, phone in, vet comes out to chat, takes poochie in for treatment, brings poochie back, phone in to reception to pay by card.  Sorted!  Walkies start 1 week today.  Whoop de doo

 

We’re having a carry-out from the caff round the corner tonight.  Pork stroganoff followed by blackberry and apple sponge and custard.  Whew.  Which of us will draw the short straw to walk round and collect?

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Raining here now but only badly since 4. 
Cooking a curry tonight. 
my cranberry salmon and dauphinois on Sunday were excellent and the bread and butter pudding and cinnamon rolls were a hit. 
I feel like I’m on a roll but I know with my baking it will come crashing down soon. 
 

Hubby finished The patio. Need to do fencing tomorrow and then get it returfed. 
 

you’d think there wouldn’t be much to do to a new build 

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We have had rain all day but not really heavy until lunchtime. 

Has anyone got a spare wig?  I have no hair left because I tore it all out talking to our "Personal Cruise Specialist" at Princess to try to sort out our booking after they swapped our cruise from Crown Princess to Sky Princess 

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5 hours ago, P&O SUE said:

Hope all goes well Manx buoy!

 

I’ve just been wrapping the hubby’s presents. I got him this ready made cocktail from Amazon, it’s one of his favourites onboard! A cheese and wine hamper has just been delivered from M&S too so he’s all set food and drink wise! 😊94CC643C-D8DE-4C20-ACD1-44ECE19BA061.thumb.jpeg.2b5d0c91d45d51c890b8610b458402b0.jpeg

Thanks Sue enjoy the cheese and 🍷 

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3 hours ago, grapau27 said:

There are no driving restrictions in England but if there were I could always drive 10 minutes to our nearest beach to test my eyes🤓.

The only difference from elsewhere is you cannot mix socially anywhere indoors with anyone who does not live with you.

Unless you all drive to the Tower, then you could mix there so long as there is less than 6 of you. 

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