would you move from Uk? if so, where to?? (48)
Zellarrone1Hull, East Riding of Yorkshire, England UK33 Threads 4 Polls 7,644 Postsrytcharlie: never saw that .. the nearest it got to continental in my time was that c'est si bon delicatessen round the corner from queens ..
I think that shop might still be there 
I'll have a proper look next time I visit the launderette 
Zellarrone1: I think that shop might still be there I'll have a proper look next time I visit the launderette
HULL
Enniskillen or anywhere in Co. Fermanagh. Can't beat the fishing or the scenery.
Broadstairs Close HULL
haunebu2: Broadstairs Close HULL
No, Broadstairs in Hull 
We only climb the stairs one at a time, not in pairs 
Zellarrone1: I think that shop might still be there I'll have a proper look next time I visit the launderette
did you look yet? .. they do luvly fruit scones .. get us one will yer ..
rytcharlie: did you look yet? .. they do luvly fruit scones .. get us one will yer ..
No, I've not had chance to look but will try and remember to check tomorrow night when coming back from Beverley 
Zellarrone1: No, Broadstairs in Hull We only climb the stairs one at a time, not in pairs
Oh Yeah - Prepare for invasion Helga
Reeds Rains
53 Church Street, Sutton-On-Hull, Hull, HU7 4TG
Broadstairs Close, Hull- 4 bedroom property for sale
:-)haunebu2: Oh Yeah - Prepare for invasion Helga
Reeds Rains
53 Church Street, Sutton-On-Hull, Hull, HU7 4TG
Broadstairs Close, Hull- 4 bedroom property for sale
:-)
Hmm, that's a posh estate agents located in Sutton which is also a bit ladiddah as in Reeds Rains
53 Church Street, Sutton-On-Hull, Hull, HU7 4TG
Broadstairs Close, Hull- 4 bedroom property for sale
:-)
I'll have to check out where exactly Broadstairs close is and get back to write a full report 
Who knows, maybe it's where Baron Prestcott of Hull resides
as I've heard he lives around Sutton Thank all the gods out there that I'm at t'other end of Hull
I am happy in the UK, but have always liked the idea of moving back to Grand Cayman as I was born there and think it really is something special. Also I would not need a visa to go there, just change my passport to Caymanian. 
Always an added bonus.
To be honest though I think this will only happen when I retire or win the lottery as it is not cheap out there unless you have off shore bank accounts!!
Always an added bonus.To be honest though I think this will only happen when I retire or win the lottery as it is not cheap out there unless you have off shore bank accounts!!
In response to: would you consider leaving UK to live in another part of the world? Where would you go? and, what would you miss from back home?
I did it last year! Moved to Cyprus. A better climate meant a better quality of life, a bit like moving from the city to the countyside, but the next level! I visit England for the whole summer and Christmas so I am fortunate enough to have the best of both worlds.
There are all sorts of things I miss from back home and could get hung up about not having, but then the same works in reverse and there are some great new things I have discovered in Cyprus that can only be found there. Like Zivania, a quality wine that is distilled until the alcohol content is so pure, it's kick is lethal and yet doesn't even give you a hangover!
But mostly I miss my friends, .....and shopping in Asda!
Chethony: I did it last year! Moved to Cyprus. A better climate meant a better quality of life, a bit like moving from the city to the countyside, but the next level! I visit England for the whole summer and Christmas so I am fortunate enough to have the best of both worlds.
There are all sorts of things I miss from back home and could get hung up about not having, but then the same works in reverse and there are some great new things I have discovered in Cyprus that can only be found there. Like Zivania, a quality wine that is distilled until the alcohol content is so pure, it's kick is lethal and yet doesn't even give you a hangover!
But mostly I miss my friends, .....and shopping in Asda!
There are all sorts of things I miss from back home and could get hung up about not having, but then the same works in reverse and there are some great new things I have discovered in Cyprus that can only be found there. Like Zivania, a quality wine that is distilled until the alcohol content is so pure, it's kick is lethal and yet doesn't even give you a hangover!
But mostly I miss my friends, .....and shopping in Asda!
but just as Cyprus gets warm, you go back to UK .. is that by design? ..
rytcharlie: would you consider leaving UK to live in another part of the world? Where would you go? and, what would you miss from back home?
Moved to Spain at the ripe old age of 62 on my own.Had 7 years there,learned a new language ,met some nice folks,but now living in the Dorset countryside and glad to be back .There truly is "no place like home"
rytcharlie: did you look yet? .. they do luvly fruit scones .. get us one will yer ..
No, couldn't see it last night. Probably changed into a pub or charity shop by now 
Just as Cyprus gets HOT HOT HOT you mean! It warms up from March to November but July and Aug can top 50c so, yes, we escape to the rainy 'summers' in England ....by design!
In response to: would you consider leaving UK to live in another part of the world? Where would you go? and, what would you miss from back home?
Not to Europe or Ireland now - That is for sure
What would I miss - Not sure but having only a state pension of less than £10,000 pa which is taxable and having been robbeed of most of our savings by Banks too mean to pay interest rates above 1% on bondfs and savings accounts below £25,000 and in some cases £50,000 invested, the establishment backed by sucessive governments have deliberately made sure it was and still is out of the question for the lower payed working class to improve the gap between haves and have nots by honest methods.
For the record - If I had my working life over again I would study up on how to break the fraud laws for as long as I could get away with it without resorting to burglary.
When caught, such criminals are better treated and thought of than the honest among us and they even write books while inside and come out and make millions like the political low life puss heads Archer and Aitken did for example.
haunebu2: Not to Europe or Ireland now - That is for sure
What would I miss - Not sure but having only a state pension of less than £10,000 pa which is taxable and having been robbeed of most of our savings by Banks too mean to pay interest rates above 1% on bondfs and savings accounts below £25,000 and in some cases £50,000 invested, the establishment backed by sucessive governments have deliberately made sure it was and still is out of the question for the lower payed working class to improve the gap between haves and have nots by honest methods.
For the record - If I had my working life over again I would study up on how to break the fraud laws for as long as I could get away with it without resorting to burglary.
When caught, such criminals are better treated and thought of than the honest among us and they even write books while inside and come out and make millions like the political low life puss heads Archer and Aitken did for example.
What would I miss - Not sure but having only a state pension of less than £10,000 pa which is taxable and having been robbeed of most of our savings by Banks too mean to pay interest rates above 1% on bondfs and savings accounts below £25,000 and in some cases £50,000 invested, the establishment backed by sucessive governments have deliberately made sure it was and still is out of the question for the lower payed working class to improve the gap between haves and have nots by honest methods.
For the record - If I had my working life over again I would study up on how to break the fraud laws for as long as I could get away with it without resorting to burglary.
When caught, such criminals are better treated and thought of than the honest among us and they even write books while inside and come out and make millions like the political low life puss heads Archer and Aitken did for example.
I think what your saying mr h is that you want to be an m.p.
As we all know most dont even get charged ,,unfortunately,
What a great example they set ,,
haunebu2: Not to Europe or Ireland now - That is for sure
What would I miss - Not sure but having only a state pension of less than £10,000 pa which is taxable and having been robbeed of most of our savings by Banks too mean to pay interest rates above 1% on bondfs and savings accounts below £25,000 and in some cases £50,000 invested, the establishment backed by sucessive governments have deliberately made sure it was and still is out of the question for the lower payed working class to improve the gap between haves and have nots by honest methods.
For the record - If I had my working life over again I would study up on how to break the fraud laws for as long as I could get away with it without resorting to burglary.
When caught, such criminals are better treated and thought of than the honest among us and they even write books while inside and come out and make millions like the political low life puss heads Archer and Aitken did for example.
What would I miss - Not sure but having only a state pension of less than £10,000 pa which is taxable and having been robbeed of most of our savings by Banks too mean to pay interest rates above 1% on bondfs and savings accounts below £25,000 and in some cases £50,000 invested, the establishment backed by sucessive governments have deliberately made sure it was and still is out of the question for the lower payed working class to improve the gap between haves and have nots by honest methods.
For the record - If I had my working life over again I would study up on how to break the fraud laws for as long as I could get away with it without resorting to burglary.
When caught, such criminals are better treated and thought of than the honest among us and they even write books while inside and come out and make millions like the political low life puss heads Archer and Aitken did for example.
How come you pay tax on less than £10.000 ? At your age you should be out of the tax bracket as the personal allowance for people between 65 and 74 is now £9490.00 with total income of the year of less than £22900.
Zellarrone1: No, couldn't see it last night. Probably changed into a pub or charity shop by now
that's a pity .. you ll miss those fruit scones ..
Chethony: Just as Cyprus gets HOT HOT HOT you mean! It warms up from March to November but July and Aug can top 50c so, yes, we escape to the rainy 'summers' in England ....by design!
horses for courses I guess .. I dont mind 50°c and sunny .. I've just booked into a campsite in UK thinking the place was in the middle of a heat wave .. and the day before I leave I discover that it's forecasted to rain heavily all week .. think I'm gonna rethink my accommodation plans ..
rytcharlie: would you consider leaving UK to live in another part of the world? Where would you go? and, what would you miss from back home?
I'm happy where I am .... would you move back to the UK rytcharlie?
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