Worst B&B I've ever stayed in was Canterbury. Decided it was more hygeinic to sleep on the duvet, rather than under it, and to avoid the shower!
I had no idea they fried things in Canterbury.
Bet they could tell a tale or two
What about somewhere like Ramsgate, would that be more affordable?
Yes, definitely.
Yes, definitely.
We have quite the balance to be made. My missus's daughter is 18 and works at Deloitte in central London and she is looking for a fast train route into London, while at the same time, my missus and I are looking to move closer to the sea.
Ramsgate is cheaper, but the journey time is too long.
Really hard to get the right balance. Rochester is nice, but next door, Strood, is horrible. Only 34 mins into London though.
I think my missus needs to temper her desire a little because she wants 4 bedrooms (currently has 3), 4 bathrooms (actually already has 4), a good size garden, fast train to London, close to the sea and with decent parking.
And for under 400k
In Kent!!!
I can only assume that you have a job as a air hostess.
Only 2? Would get 5 of what I'm presently buying with cash left over. We have the 4 bedrooms but only 2 bathrooms. But we do also have an extension which will be made into a place for visitors. Could have a chateau with acres of land for that much.
Not me. Worked on average 70 to 80 hours a week all the way through Covid to make sure our plant kept running. Need a break. The only work I'll be doing is for charity or for the local commune.Astute Estates.
Does kind of have a nice ring to it doesn't it.
One of our pre season games in Italy was high up a mountain overlooking Lake Garda. Looks fantastic and I have the Lake District on my doorstep. Not been yet though. Will be going either this year or next.
Hate to be the bringer of bad news, but they pulled it down in 2006.
I blame the beer. Took me a fair bit to work that out
Yeah, around the main holiday periods it’s a nightmare…even driving by the area on the motorway can add an extra hour or two on to a journey.
Precisely what I'd heard, and why I won't be venturing down from the very north of Italy. Even in May!
It's a two-berth fixed bed Weinsberg (not common here, but saw quite a few in France and Spain last year. V popular in Germany as you get a Knaus van for less cash). Based on a Series 8 Fiat Ducato 140.
Looks just like the area around the Stadium of Light.
Where was that played? I assume it was near Riva del Garda?
No idea. All I remember was having to run up a hill to make kick off.
I had to keep going up the grass bank where the toilets were as my little boy kept needing it throughout the first half. But that was where the best views were so wasn't all bad.
Catania isn’t great but I really like Palermo - where else did you go? There are some unbelievably beautiful places in Sicily.
