Daydream thread continues.....

COOLTRIKERCHICK

Davesnave..... lol......your discription on the bay will bring you loads of dosh.....

Your could sell parts, or sell it with a buy it now price for someone else to sell it for spares, and then scrap the rest...

Gauntlett thrown down Alfie:D Rhiwie do you want to join in too?

I feel we need to be part of Alfie getting her own field/land...so then glady the pig, and that lovely grey/white pony can have a good home..

so piggies can be in paradise, and the horses can have a home... and the ponies can have a paddock...and Alfie can have a teepee, or at least a big shed with a sofa and a bed:D or a caravan...I love caravans..lol

COOLTRIKERCHICK

alfie_1 wrote: »

oh come on gal....easy peasey....:D go to hobbycraft for the leaves and ring and wire etc. could even get brill artificial hydrangeas....reckon £10... if you dry hydrangeas yourself, hang upside down, warm not cold place, in the dark to retain colour and then they will last longer...ive some 3yrs old

or even cheaper go to your nearest florist wholesalers..

I will be due to go in the next week or so, I will take my camera, and take pics of what they got and the prices..

alfie_1

COOLTRIKERCHICK wrote: »

Davesnave..... lol......your discription on the bay will bring you loads of dosh.....

Your could sell parts, or sell it with a buy it now price for someone else to sell it for spares, and then scrap the rest...

Gauntlett thrown down Alfie:D Rhiwie do you want to join in too?

I feel we need to be part of Alfie getting her own field/land...so then glady the pig, and that lovely grey/white pony can have a good home..

so piggies can be in paradise, and the horses can have a home... and the ponies can have a paddock...and Alfie can have a teepee, or at least a big shed with a sofa and a bed:D or a caravan...I love caravans..lol

:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl: and more :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

i had a friend who had a caravan on her plot by trees and she camouflage painted it... she used to spend weekends there and nobody guessed [strict no no ]

CTC...you have actually inspired me to try this.. really need to buckle down and save save save...:D

rhiwi ??? you in on this challenge ? say month by month ? get us all to up the anti..:rotfl::rotfl:

lostinrates

Seriously? Nf plots are really expensive. Crazy, crazy prices. We looked at a couple before our borrowabilty reduced. One t'otherside of the forest not half as nice a spot as alfies....3/4 million, five acres. Did have income though (camping and caravanning sites are popular, but alfie probably values her privacy too much, and it limits animal use!another, was not much less, simialr land, under a pylon, and no accompdation, and planning rpu d there, even under a pylon, would be hard. Which is crazy, as they have little mini gods waiting rooms tucked away.

I would love to live near alfie, a bit more north, but in the forest. We would just never afford it i don't think. Maybe when we have finished the wreck we could consider getting a valuation and seeing what we could do.....put it will not be a credit crunch then and forest property will probably be .....gold played.

So much of a
Fies life is connected to the forest too. Lots of us have been able to move for the lifestyle, alfie HAS the lifestyle, and moving too far would diminish it.

Cannot you hook up with some old geezer with grazing rights alf?

lostinrates

COOLTRIKERCHICK wrote: »

or even cheaper go to your nearest florist wholesalers..

I will be due to go in the next week or so, I will take my camera, and take pics of what they got and the prices..

Well, ues, thats why i thought you too might be able to look at it. You are both artsy and good with your hands.


Lots of the british ones look meancompared to the nice fat american ones.

I do mine, alfie has seen. They are very. 'amateur'. To put it kindly!

My door is empty atm, and feels bare. I love stuff on the door.:o

rhiwfield

alfie_1 wrote: »

:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl: and more :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

i had a friend who had a caravan on her plot by trees and she camouflage painted it... she used to spend weekends there and nobody guessed [strict no no ]

CTC...you have actually inspired me to try this.. really need to buckle down and save save save...:D

rhiwi ??? you in on this challenge ? say month by month ? get us all to up the anti..:rotfl::rotfl:

You'll wipe the floor with me Alf :eek:

I'm in

alfie_1

lostinrates wrote: »

Seriously? Nf plots are really expensive. Crazy, crazy prices. We looked at a couple before our borrowabilty reduced. One t'otherside of the forest not half as nice a spot as alfies....3/4 million, five acres. Did have income though (camping and caravanning sites are popular, but alfie probably values her privacy too much, and it limits animal use!another, was not much less, simialr land, under a pylon, and no accompdation, and planning rpu d there, even under a pylon, would be hard. Which is crazy, as they have little mini gods waiting rooms tucked away.

I would love to live near alfie, a bit more north, but in the forest. We would just never afford it i don't think. Maybe when we have finished the wreck we could consider getting a valuation and seeing what we could do.....put it will not be a credit crunch then and forest property will probably be .....gold played.

So much of a
Fies life is connected to the forest too. Lots of us have been able to move for the lifestyle, alfie HAS the lifestyle, and moving too far would diminish it.

Cannot you hook up with some old geezer with grazing rights alf?

:rotfl::rotfl: iv actually had this conversation with my airport runs chap [hes wealthy but married] he says i should find a sugar daddy who's past "IT".. and just wants company b4 his demise .. i laughed and said just my luck he'd get a new lease of life and it would be my demise first !!

i met a chap at the railway day at his house and thought chap was a real anorak telling me he had a train set at home..... until friend told me his "railway set" was over 3 rooms in a mansion nr sandbanks and that he was mega loaded...missed my bl**dy chance :mad:

should i tell useless BF of my intentions....:rotfl::rotfl:

choille

Glad your hens fine too Dave. I hope it remains so.

The price of that wreath seems rather steep considering it's plastic?

I don't think you need you need Planning for a tepee, but depends on area.
But could be classed as residential so probably would in some areas. One area they have put rollers on them so they are then classified as a caravan.
Another area demanded PP for a kids climbing frame!!!!! What jobsworth eejit was that?

alfie_1

lostinrates wrote: »

Seriously? Nf plots are really expensive. Crazy, crazy prices. We looked at a couple before our borrowabilty reduced. One t'otherside of the forest not half as nice a spot as alfies....3/4 million, five acres. Did have income though (camping and caravanning sites are popular, but alfie probably values her privacy too much, and it limits animal use!another, was not much less, simialr land, under a pylon, and no accompdation, and planning rpu d there, even under a pylon, would be hard. Which is crazy, as they have little mini gods waiting rooms tucked away.


im thinking of just an acre or so purely for the animogs...horses are secure at friends. i would stick a shed in corner and have a veggie plot etc...then if i have to move to a less normal to me house i would still have my likkle piece of england to disapear to....:D wishfull but not impossible dream...??

p.s. if it wasnt for expenses/house bills etc i would have raised £2k in the last 4/5 months on the bay so if i pull my reins in it could be poss

choille

I'm up for that challenge as I'm sic of caravan living & sic of living in a mess where I can't find owt. Feel I'm going backwards.

Eventually got weder down & across to be with Zebedee - decided against Bejamin Zephaniar - the dreadlocks inspired that name - so it's Zebedee.
What a carry on - Mr Choille ended up on his back in the middle of the road in agony.

Our neighbour's collie had vanished but had mysteriously appeared back at lunchtime so that was brought into play & saved a lot of running up & down the hill - It's a steep hill & me Shetland weder decided he was running up to the blubby top & no way was he gonna live with a big, black ram.

Funny do with the collie as neighbour reckons it came back cleaner than when it disappeared, but starving. It's such a cracking dog he thinks someone nicked it & it's made its way back. Whatever - it's a mystery.

Jiggered & just eaten.

Getting some windas in tomoorrow, gettin some windas in tomorrow, getting some windas in tomorrow..............