What are you all up to today? - part 3
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ABM replied on 14/06/2016 23:13
Posted on 14/06/2016 23:13
TinWheeler,
Further to our comments elsewhere about localised weather, it's just been reported on BBC local TV News in the North West that flooding is possible in any parts of the River Weaver Catchment area, inc Crewe, Nantwich, Frodsham etc etc. and apparently some shops in the Cheshiire Oaks Retail area have had roofs collapse under weight of water !!
Think Its agonna be waders & wellies with the old knitted swimming cozzy tonight !
Frightening thought but a worse sight !!
OH has just gone into shock!!
Where will she get her retail therapy now. She's just hoping that it's not the clothes shops that are affected. We are just planning to be down that way in early July, so perhaps by then all will be fixed.
JayEss assures us (!!) its The Coliseum including Debenhams or some such place not the Cheshire Oaks but where ever it was its still soggy Cheshire at present !
ABM replied on 14/06/2016 23:27
Posted on 14/06/2016 23:27
Getting caravan ready for a few days break in Sutton on Sea, hoping the sea air blows this damn flu virus thingy germs away, had it now for over two weeks
Pauline,
There's a thread { Do you want to live til you are 130 ) about eating Kevlar or some such stuff which can cure just about everything except Rotten Footy Club Owners ! Perhaps you could do a Test Run for us Pauline -- if it works you could make a fortune selling it { selectively of course }, to lower league footy teams
SELL replied on 15/06/2016 07:59
Posted on 15/06/2016 07:59
Shame part 2 was only 34 posts short of the Sunday departures thread which i believe was the thread with highest number of posts.
The trouble was that about 10% of those posts were for blank pages and and another 20% were MMs attempt to get to gold, so in reality proper posts would not match those on the Sunday Departure issue.
Write your comments here... Fair Point
Bakers2 replied on 15/06/2016 08:29
Posted on 15/06/2016 08:29
Now arrived at a nice little site just SE of Luxembourg city, quite a few UK vans here too. Weather not too bad today, managed to cook and eat dinner outside after putting on our thick sweaters! Now back in the van with the heating on.
Short trip from Nancy to here so arrived in good time for lunch and spent the afternoon planning what to do.
Unusually for an ACSI site, they wanted to know how long we planned to stay and asked for payment up front. Even worse......they don't take credit cards! Luckily we had enough cash to pay for 4 nights.
However OH has made a 4 day plan, so we will need to raid the bank to pay for a 5th night here. The forecast is not good so plans may well change.
The last leg of the trip will be to a site on the coast in Belgium on Sunday, in preparation for our ferry on Monday morning, then we have another 9 days till we are due home.
Write your comments here...we liked Luxembourg especially the city, lots of things to do, hope you have a good time. We are in Limoges at the moment, weather was awful yesterday very heavy rain, today has been much better thank goodness. Moving up to Angers on Thursday or Friday then Caen on Monday for ferry Tuesday morning. Think we will be chasing you up the road, stopping off briefly to see both boys and families on the way.
KjNell and tammygirl wish you both an enjoyable last few days. Looking at the forecast charts I'm not sure I can wish you sun but sometimes it may peek out. Safe journey's home.
SteveL replied on 15/06/2016 08:49
Posted on 15/06/2016 08:49
I will be interested tohear what people say aboutt the new Dad's Army film as we are thinking of getting it for when we go away in case we get any inclement weather
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If we watch it tonight I will let you know what we thought if it Millie
We watched it on the Brittany Ferries ferry back to the UK in March. We enjoyed it but wouldn't recommend you go out of your way to watch it rather than wait for the DVD to come out. It was funny but nothing special. The real stars were Godfrey's sisters..... and it was amusing to see Ian Lavender taking the role of a General...
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we have ended yp watching something else now but thanks for the reply maybe just wait until its out on DVD then
Think I've seen advert that says its out Monday?
it's available on Amazon for a tenner
replied on 15/06/2016 09:20
Posted on 15/06/2016 09:20
We've woken up to a lovely morning here on Northbrook Farm CC site. The air is much cooler and fresher this morning so I've opened up all the windows in the caravan but on opening the windows, I was immediately affected by my allergy and started getting upper lip swelling so I've taken some Piriteze which usually works in relieving it.
I thought with it being fresher and cooler, the pollen count would be lower, so I was surprised to be affected.
We have a grass pitch and with the rain we've had over the last few days, the grass is looking greener. I think this site is lovely for its greenery and the wardens do a great job in keeping the site looking lovely.
We always have the morning to spend in the caravan so that we can have lunch before starting work. We're looking forward to our day off tomorrow.
Tammygirl replied on 15/06/2016 09:30
Posted on 15/06/2016 09:30
What to do today? I can see area's of blue skies and white clouds, some grey ones too but nothing like the heavy skies of the last few days. Forecast is for thunder storms, they didn't happen yesterday so hoping they won't today. Think we will try another cycle ride if possible.
Thanks Bakers2 for the good wishes, from what we see on the news uk have not been having it great either.
We will be looking for a site for a couple of nights between visiting our sons. Somewhere between Tidworth and Penistone, thinking of Rutland water, all suggestions well
replied on 15/06/2016 09:38
Posted on 15/06/2016 09:38
Seems like you're getting fair weather then, Tammygirl. I always think fair weather is best for active days out. Too much sun can make you feel too hot to want to do anything.
We can't help noticing that others on this site go out more either cycling or walking in fair weather. If there's no cloud or breeze they lie out in relaxers sometimes with a sunshade and fall asleep or read a book.
replied on 15/06/2016 09:42
Posted on 15/06/2016 09:42
Shame part 2 was only 34 posts short of the Sunday departures thread which i believe was the thread with highest number of posts.
The trouble was that about 10% of those posts were for blank pages and and another 20% were MMs attempt to get to gold, so in reality proper posts would not match those on the Sunday Departure issue.
Write your comments here... Fair Point
Write your comments here...Weren't there blank pages on Sunday departures too?
I can't help noticing that this new thread of part 3 has already gone to ten pages in just one day!However, no blank pages so far so at least that problem has been resolved.
milliehull replied on 15/06/2016 09:46
Posted on 15/06/2016 09:46
What to do today? I can see area's of blue skies and white clouds, some grey ones too but nothing like the heavy skies of the last few days. Forecast is for thunder storms, they didn't happen yesterday so hoping they won't today. Think we will try another cycle ride if possible.
Thanks Bakers2 for the good wishes, from what we see on the news uk have not been having it great either.
We will be looking for a site for a couple of nights between visiting our sons. Somewhere between Tidworth and Penistone, thinking of Rutland water, all suggestions well
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We have never stayed at The Rutland Water site Tammy but it gets rather mixed reviews. I would check them if I were you. How about Stamford Top Lodge? I hope the weather picks up for your last few days but I have my doubts Have
a good time anyway and enjoy seeing your boys on the way home. Safe journey.
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