CountZero on "Family Cottaging in the UK, where?"
It's not for everyone but there are a couple of amazing cottages for rent on Muck. Basic, with aga and woodburner but 24hr leccy now, nothing much to do, and two out of the three times weve been there...
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Greenodd on the edge of the lakes is an ideal location
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We've had a few good hols in Northumberland. Stayed very near Alnwick, incredible beaches, fantastic countryside and very few people.You can also take your bike...
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I would go for a week in Llanberis. Bit of a gamble with the weather but if it is good then you will have a great time.Things to do include:Climb Snowdon Visit ZipworldPlus lots of outdoor stuff
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We've been a few and Mull has been my favorite, Tobermory is lovely, Calgary beach, trips to Iona and Staffa. We stayed in the Glengorm estate cottages, recommended.
View ArticleQuirrel on "Family Cottaging in the UK, where?"
Iona is nice. I have family there still.Why not head up to Achmelvich (spelling incorrect) up on the north west of scotland - I remember nice beaches and roads up there, and that cool botanical gardens...
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ampthill on "Family Cottaging in the UK, where?"
If you want like the South Wes but new then Pembrokshire is great. I'd say st Davids or near a Davids. I prefer this to TenbyThe North East is also lovely but less good for the Sea Temperature and...
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midlifecrashes on "Family Cottaging in the UK, where?"
Forget Pembrokeshire, and Cardigan Bay too, it's rubbish. Anyway you've done all that beachy rugged coast stuff in the south west of England, you'd not like anything in Wales west of Mumbles or south...
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Esme on "Is it autumn already?"
. . . and if not, why am I finding so many large spiders in the house? It's usually a good indicator of autumn, like bluebells in the spring.
View Articlefootflaps on "Is it autumn already?"
How large is large? To my wife anything visible without a microscope is huge....
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Esme on "Is it autumn already?"
How large is large? Big enough to bite (No, I didn't believe they could . . . until one did)
View Articlehuckleberryfatt on "Is it autumn already?"
Have had to implement the glass/envelope eviction protocol freakishly early this year
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it did feel a bit 'backendish' last neet.Mayvember innit.
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CountZero on "Is it autumn already?"
Have had to implement the glass/envelope eviction protocol freakishly early this year
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eruptron on "Is it autumn already?"
footflaps - Member How large is large? To my wife anything visible without a microscope is huge Lucky lad
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