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Using National Trust vouchers for something old style thrifty
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I would highly recommend their cookbooks, some really good recipes that can be made very cheaply.0
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could you sell the vouchers on ebay?LIVE SIMPLY * GIVE MORE * EXPECT LESS * BE THANKFUL0
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You could give the vouchers to someone else as a gift
recycling it on, you don't have to worry about finding something to buy from NT then and you have 1 (0r 2) people off your christmas listI have dyslexia, so get used to my spelling and grammar
Mortgage pay off date 11/2028. Target 12/2020 :rotfl:
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They sell beautiful Welsh wool blankets for £12 each which are not only lovely but a total bargain. Have seen them in local NT shops for the last couple of years:D2012 Saving challenge £1000/£400! Woo! :wave:0
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oh dear,they sound lovely......may have to go have a looksee..........They sell beautiful Welsh wool blankets for £12 each which are not only lovely but a total bargain. Have seen them in local NT shops for the last couple of years:DLIVE SIMPLY * GIVE MORE * EXPECT LESS * BE THANKFUL0 -
Yes, you can use your vouchers towards buying a membership. It can be very thrifty if you add up what you would have paid to visit each place over the year. It's worth having a look at the NT website at the places near you to see what events they have on. There are often lots of children's activities in the school holidays which have no extra charge. HTH
I've just had an email from them to say that you can't use them towards membership - am very disappointed, had quite determined on that. So back to the other suggestions now. Thanks all.0 -
Hi Eliza
Had National Trust-tastic weekend, Fountains Abbey (Yorkshire) on Sat and Packwood House (Warwickshire) on Sun and saw the lovely £12 blankets in both shops. In fact I treated myself to one - it's ace! Go on, you know you want to!2012 Saving challenge £1000/£400! Woo! :wave:0
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