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Is anyone cutting back their holidays this year?
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I have a campervan. If I see a really good deal then we will go abroad but if I don't camping it will be.0
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My wife wants a UK holiday. Will pop over to Spain tho for a couple of days for a load of duty free!0
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We won't be having a holiday this year but not because of the recession. Just because a holiday with a 1 and 2 year old isn't much of a holiday! As a 2 week holiday in Spain when our eldest was 3 months old taught us. Didn't like the sun, didn't like being in the shade, didn't like the cot, didn't like being out while we ate dinner, spending money on a meal out when we had to take turns wheeling the pram round the block and getting indigestion from eating at top speed when she went into meltdown while waiting for relaxed waiters to get us the bill... no ta.
Would probably not be so bad as they are a bit older so would have fun in the day but they like their routine so would be very grumpy if we were out past 7pm. So... it's summer at home for us.
Lots of days out in Broadstairs and Camber Sands is the plan, weather permitting. Then home by teatime.0 -
living here is like being on holiday all the time
no hols last year because I could see the recession coming and none booked this year but we aren`t missing out at all
the bikes are ready and waiting for better weather, packed lunch, panniers and lovely days out here we come0 -
I can't cut back on 0.
Not had a holiday for 15 years - and that was a week in the UK in a flatlet above a B&B with my sister. I got the sofabed as it was only a 1-bed flatlet.0 -
You really know how to live Pastures New0
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Where did you visit PN?0
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Planning a week in Scotland and a week at my Mum & Dad's caravan in the Yorkshire Dales. Thats about as far as Kitty will go this year.0
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PasturesNew wrote: »I can't cut back on 0.
Not had a holiday for 15 years - and that was a week in the UK in a flatlet above a B&B with my sister. I got the sofabed as it was only a 1-bed flatlet.
I think I saw Judith Chalmers do the same itinerary on an episode of 'Holiday' back in 2003.0 -
40th holiday, Stag do abroad and Honeymoon all in one year - Hope I dont lose my job!0
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