The "have a look at this!" thread II

LisbonLaura

Mardle wrote: »

What door?

Alas, the cultural differences are showing up.
It had to happen eventually.
Might be best if we avoid the sheep issue?

booksurr

toozie wrote: »

http://www.rightmove.co.uk/property-for-sale/property-40978514.html?premiumA=true

Time to get away from the rat race

but you can drive all the way to the door!!!!

at least with this one you will have to boat there - although if you spend too long on the island your posterior will mutate and you will need adjustments made to the seat shape to remain comfortable (#14)

http://www.rightmove.co.uk/property-for-sale/property-36221557.html

booksurr

toozie wrote: »

http://www.rightmove.co.uk/property-for-sale/property-41382166.html?premiumA=true

I like the coffee table in the living room, but what is the "gate" in the door way?

the naughty step/corner is so this year but ye canae expect folks in the backwaters to be that advanced.

Ney they still train the youngers the old ways... be naughty and ye can stand outside and look through the bars at what ye be missing coz that's what awaits when ye go south and learn the ways of the Glasgee

toozie_2

booksurr wrote: »

but you can drive all the way to the door!!!!

at least with this one you will have to boat there - although if you spend too long on the island your posterior will mutate and you will need adjustments made to the seat shape to remain comfortable

http://www.rightmove.co.uk/property-for-sale/property-36221557.html

Do Scottish EA use the word "subjects" a lot?

as in:

"Situated approximately 25 miles from Stornoway town centre, the subjects enjoy in a rural village setting."

and
"The owner occupier croft extending to approximately 7.30ha is also included in the sale and is situated from the seashore to the rear of the subjects and across the hillside to the rear."

I'm sure it's not a term the EA in woolly sheep country use?

toozie_2

booksurr wrote: »

the naughty step/corner is so this year but ye canae expect folks in the backwaters to be that advanced.

Ney they still train the youngers the old ways... be naughty and ye can stand outside and look through the bars at what ye be missing coz that's what awaits when ye go south and learn the ways of the Glasgee

:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

WE'd have sheep behind them there gates

booksurr

toozie wrote: »

WE'd have sheep behind them there gates

:eek: indeed, nowt wrong with having yer home comforts close at hand

gallygirl

toozie wrote: »

http://www.rightmove.co.uk/property-for-sale/property-40978514.html?premiumA=true

Time to get away from the rat race

Snizort? Is that twinned with Snozcumber

LisbonLaura

toozie wrote: »

http://www.rightmove.co.uk/property-for-sale/property-40978514.html?premiumA=true

Time to get away from the rat race

Last year was the first time I was on Skye without the rain. Thus proving all things are possible :j
I ought to mention that the sheep on the island don't have a good reputation.

Pic 10, a place mat collection?

LisbonLaura

booksurr wrote: »

but you can drive all the way to the door!!!!

at least with this one you will have to boat there - although if you spend too long on the island your posterior will mutate and you will need adjustments made to the seat shape to remain comfortable (#14)

http://www.rightmove.co.uk/property-for-sale/property-36221557.html

Do most buyers find out why there are no trees after purchase?
The Lillian Beckwith stories would offer comfort over the long dark winter.

http://www.amazon.co.uk/Hills-Lonely-Hebridean-Lillian-Beckwiths-ebook/dp/B007RBO3YY

(For Booksurr: Re that Weybridge housing estate
For clarity, may I emphasise the word 'lived', as in not owned.
I'd hate anyone to get the wrong idea.
The word 'employed' is also appropriate.)

Back to the sheep; even more miserable than they are on Skye.
I'm sure the daft property prices don't help.

Igamogam

toozie wrote: »

I'm sure it's not a term the EA in woolly sheep country use?

Are there any other sort??:D