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Re: *Happy Dance*

Postby Kaz » 08 Jun 2015, 19:21

:D :D Ton I will land myself on you sometime, you can bet on that 8-) ;) :lol: :lol:

Osc you have the nail on the head really, Mick in particular really needs a total rest when we go away, and somewhere we know like the back of our hand is very restful 8-) ;)
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Re: *Happy Dance*

Postby tonicha » 08 Jun 2015, 19:23

Kaz wrote:Mick in particular really needs a total rest when we go away, and somewhere we know like the back of our hand is very restful 8-) ;)


Then that's the thing to do - relax and enjoy :D :D :D :D
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Re: *Happy Dance*

Postby Kaz » 08 Jun 2015, 19:26

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Re: *Happy Dance*

Postby Lozzles » 08 Jun 2015, 20:59

How lovely :D
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Re: *Happy Dance*

Postby manxie » 09 Jun 2015, 07:45

I posted about Tunisia because........ I love Barbados been many times now but we have realised that rather than keep going somewhere that we do love but have seen all there is to see, ..now is the time to widen our horizons.

Since the last Barbados we have seen CRETE...TUNISIA..MADEIRA..TENERIFE.. MALTA&GOZO.

Our next trip health permitting will again be somewhere new, my only request is sunny and warm these days, and good food and a comfy bed.

I doubt we will get away this year as buying the bungalow without selling our old home, plus, all the thousands we have spent on here furnishings repairs and the gardens mean it is time to tighten our belts and try and save a bit from our pensions every month so we can afford one at least next year and our aim again health permitting is two holidays a year to widen our experiences.

When Kath and I married she lived in Blackpool and had never even been to London on the train, her first trip anywhere was when she came to the Isle of man in a group of 22 anglers to fish a competition, the rest is history lol.

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edited to add.

From here to go anywhere we have to add either flights and hotels either side of the holiday or boat and hotels so a holiday for us adds at least £200 per person to the costs, often much more depending on the seasonal changes to fares and demand for hotels near the airport of departure, last holiday from Gatwick cost us £180 each return to fly to the uk and home then the hotel was about £80 a night and taxies to and from Gatwick was about £38 each way if I remember correctly.
It also makes a 2 week holiday into three weeks with 4 days travelling and overnight stops.

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Re: *Happy Dance*

Postby Kaz » 09 Jun 2015, 08:06

I'm hoping that Mick and I will be able to travel all over when he retires Manxie but at the moment he can only take a week at a time, as he has far too much stuff to deal with when he gets back if he takes longer - when we got back from that week in Cyprus at Easter he had over a thousand work emails waiting for him :shock: :( :roll: He really really needs the rest, to relax, and if we went somewhere we didn't end up liking it wouldn't be very relaxing ;) :x

We have both travelled a bit already - I've been to a fair few European countries (France, Belgium, Netherlands, Portugal, Germany, Spain, Greece, Cyprus, the Balearics, The Canaries) and Mick has travelled and even worked in many parts of the world, including Africa, the Far East, and the Caribbean in his engineering days :)
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Re: *Happy Dance*

Postby Gal » 09 Jun 2015, 12:33

Oh how fabulous!!! :D :D

We're heading over to Ibiza soon as you know, and I really can't wait for the total relaxing and being away from everything here at home....I don't think you are boring one bit for returning to Corfu....we went to Lanzarote loads because we knew the area and loved the hotel, so totally get where you are coming from :D :D

Hope youo can get booked, having some 'couple' time is very important xxxx
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Re: *Happy Dance*

Postby Kaz » 09 Jun 2015, 13:09

Thanks Gal, and yes it really is :) (((x)))
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Re: *Happy Dance*

Postby miasmum » 09 Jun 2015, 13:43

I really can't understand why anyone wants to go back to the same place time and again.............. ;)
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Re: *Happy Dance*

Postby saundra » 09 Jun 2015, 14:21

i think its great to go some were quiet and relaxing
we never liked clubs and night life a walk along the sea front or a river was always enough
and if you go away and have no car you have no hassle to park etc even in the uk

do your own thing kaz and enjoy
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