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Woking – Rain
Been one of those months where the weather won, rain, rain and rain – hence a summary of our stay in Woking. Our home has been a large house on the outskirts of Horsell common, with a swimming pool, large garden and beautiful lounge, kitchen and dining area. Sat on the outskirts of a nature…
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Brooklands and Theatre
Woking has not been a total story of rain. We managed a few trips out, two to the local theatre to see ‘Peter Pan Goes Wrong‘ and ‘Cluedo‘, both worth a watch – on Saturday 9th we made a day trip to Brooklands Museum. Brooklands Museum This is a museum for anyone interested in transport,…
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Widmouth and Boscastle
A rainy day in Cornwall, so it was an easy day watching waves from the car at Widmouth bay. A quick drink at the Wellington Hotel in Boscastle – an interesting building – the first floor bears the high-tide mark of the flooding that hit Boscastle in 2004. It is impossible to imagine how water…
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Castles and Friends
Saturday I had a relaxing breakfast and caught up with some work before my friends from Liskeard arrived. We’d agreed to meet and tour Pendennis Castle an English Heritage castle on the Falmout headland. A relaxing day wondering the old buildings, dodging the showers, and examining the castle’s role in our nation’s defense since Tudor…
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Falmouth
Friday morning and I was catching up on a few customers, and met a friend for lunch. In the afternoon I was off to Falmouth to meet some friends on Saturday. Booking into the Falmouth Hotel, I had a relaxing evening just catching up on some work and chilling out in the pool. A peaceful…
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Cornwall Bound
Thursday, and I was catching a train to Cornwall to catch up on some work and meet some filming friends. The train journey went well, and I arrived back in Liskeard to some Cornish sunshine. Despite the rain, I was able to squeeze in a few jobs and sell a laptop before camping at my…
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New Location
Tuesday 6th found us once more packing a house, and preparing for our next house. The contrast between our Forest Row depolyment and Woking could not be more stark. Forest row was a 1930’s managerial house built on the side of a hill. It’s long corridor and stately style rooms fun and intriguing. Woking, the…
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Return to Familiar Haunts
Been rather quite on the blog front for January – our adventures continue, but we were returning to familiar locations. For the first part of January we were in Dunbar, Annabel looking after her sister’s shop, and me, well I looked after the lovely labarador Lottie. Lottie and I had some great walks on the…
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Cold strikes
I don’t deal with them very well, – waking today with all the signs of a cold. Annabel took Lottie for a walk, and we then agreed for an easy day in the house – we both have busy weeks ahead. Day spent catching up on work, and trying to fight of this bug.
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Rounders
We have moved to Dunbar and Annabel’s sister’s house, where we are looking after Lottie the lab. Having shared a few drinks the night before, no one was in a real rush to move, however, while Annabel’s sister and family packed for their holiday, Annabel and I got on with a few bits of work,…
