xmas plans

Hi Hayleyloo, we did last year, spent it on a farm overlookuing the sea in Cornwall . Had a blitle bit of rain but a great time had by all, me. Oh, 2 dogs and 2 cats.
I am in the process of looking for somwhere different this year and also stay over New Year.
Lin
 
We are giving it some very serious thought, but cant decide were to go. It's not that I dont like xmas but I just like the idea of going away.
 
Staying at Dibles park near gosport over christmas.Leaving home mid November doing France/Germany/Poland/Back across Germany/ France/Belgium then UK.
God willing.:Smile:
 
No definite plans made as yet, but, if circumstances permit we could well be parked up on an aire de service between Xmas and New Year. :thumb:
Le Touquet or Brugge, ??? :RollEyes: decisions, decisions.:BigGrin:

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Brisey said:
No definite plans made as yet, but, if circumstances permit we could well be parked up on an aire de service between Xmas and New Year. :thumb:
Le Touquet or Brugge, ??? :RollEyes: decisions, decisions.:BigGrin:
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Brugge in Belgium? Thats one of our favourite places and apparently they have lovley Christmas markets.
This will be the first time in 10 years we have been in GB for Christmas and I'm rather looking foward to it, though we're not really Christmas type of people and I'm not thinking of doing anything appauling with a Turkey, I am looking foward to some of the traditions.
However, christmas day in the MH somewhere, that does appeal. Will have to speak to the dearly beloved!
 
Off "home" to Spain!! ...need to find cheap ferry .....spent happy times in Swanage though over Xmas .....not expensive and pool open every day except "the day"!! (Name of site escapes me....!!) ....:Rofl1:
 
Hi the trouble with France is it's frezing cold, and most of the aires and garages they turn the water off, we are thinking Portugal January / Febuary as we went to back to Spain this year, and have not been to Portugal and we are looking forward to it.:BigGrin: Bob.
 
France isn't always "freezing cold" in the winter, especially during the daytime! It's also (generally) a much drier cold than the UK, so doesn't feel so cold.

Besides, unless you're planning on taking the very long sea-crossing to Spain, you've gotta pass through France on your way to Spain and Portugal:Wink:

May sites stay open all year round, including ours; I know that many of the aires turn the water off in winter, but that's because they're un-manned. I'm sure if you asked in a garage, they'd turn water on for you "J'ai besoin de l'eau SVP"

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vanessa's stopover!

hello vanessa, i have bookmarked your website and if all goes well i will be passing through sometime in december......i will eventually end up in alvor and sagres in the western algarve. alvor was recommended to me by an irishman called bob who stays there every year! the campsite offers all facilities and after 7 days the price reduces by 50% so get the google working !:Eeek:
 
That's cool, Steve:Cool:

Lulu, I think you have a point there!:Rofl1:Although we did have quite a good summer here in France this year:Cool::thumb:
 
Although we did have quite a good summer here in France this year.

OH:cry:Please vanessa hang on to it for another month:

We come out on Thursday and will be coming down the west coast, had a look at your web site and may pay you a visit, I will show Jane when she gets home, so make sure it stays dry and warm,if it's wet thing's might change.:Rofl1::Eek!:

Many Thanks . Bob.:thumb:

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I spent last Christmas in Cornwall near Newquay, it ws really nice and peaceful, and all those beaches were empty. I havn't made plans for this year yet, you've got me thinking now.
 
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Zoe68 said:
I spent last Christmas in Cornwall near Newquay, it ws really nice and peaceful, and all those beaches were empty. I havn't made plans for this year yet, you've got me thinking now.
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well u may just see us there :BigGrin::BigGrin:
 
I can't see Santa getting through one of my roof vents,so we'll probably stay at home:Eek!::Rofl1::Rofl1:
 
I'm sure we have a lot of members that spend time in Southern Europe, at Xmas & over the winter. :thumb:

Could we start a list of where members are going to be, so that if we find ourselves in a particular area we can look up who else is there? :BigGrin:

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winter birds.

brilliant idea keith ! i think it would need a dedicated post with NO going off post ,i would contribute but my plans are up in the air at the moment because of illness of my partner.:thumb:
 
bobandjane said:
Although we did have quite a good summer here in France this year.

OH:cry:Please vanessa hang on to it for another month:

We come out on Thursday and will be coming down the west coast, had a look at your web site and may pay you a visit, I will show Jane when she gets home, so make sure it stays dry and warm,if it's wet thing's might change.:Rofl1::Eek!:

Many Thanks . Bob.:thumb:
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No worries, Bob. September and October are usually gorgeous, too ... in fact, it's lovely today, clear blue skies and a gorgeous temperature:BigGrin:
 
Thanks Vanessa thats good to hear, as it's p***ing with rain here today, I want to get the grass cut before we go, I knew I should have done it yesterday, it's already getting to long and we will not be home until the 7th October, might have to borrow some sheep :Rofl1::Rofl1:Bob.
 
Sheep sounds like the way to go, Bob. I might get some in to help me out here ... 4 acres of "lawn" is rather a lot:Rofl1::Rofl1::Rofl1: and it all got rather neglected through August, so I'm paying the penalty now:RollEyes:
 

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