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elliemoo

Munqui wrote: »

Excellent tune... my mam is a duran duran fan so think it's hereditary :rotfl:

This is one of my faves https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ICnlyNUt_0o

Your mam has good taste.:D

Anon

Heads up - I am finding the 5 limit on our W4lkers is not imposed again post midnight (same as last night). May be a slight glitch on their system, as the 5 limit was imposed before midnight.

Back to entering codes ...

HTH

Anon

elliemoo

Hope everyone sleeps/rests well, goodnight.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nB-tnUqLHyg

fairclaire

louj101 wrote: »

hello :wave: jelly

we was thinking of Edinburgh and that's one thing im not look forward too I always gets bit :eek: even when im sat in the garden

Lou :A nice to see you.

I'm somewhere just south of Edinburgh right now

Id say don't stay in Edinburgh itself. It's ridiculously expensive, especially this time of year. Stay somewhere in the central belt.....Falkirk, Stirling....that sort of area. Both Edinburgh and Glasgow are in easy distance to travel to without the expense of being in the cities.

It's a great area for stuff to do. If you want to please the kids there's the Falkirk wheel which is a fab experience and you can go see the kelpies on the way. Blair Drummond safari park near Stirling, lots in Stirling itself. A day out to Edinburgh to see all the sights. I'd also recommend Glasgow for shopping if that's your thing.

if you want scenery you are better going further north.

Lots of parks and open spaces to take kids for free too. What sort of accommodation are you looking for? Hotels are far cheaper out of the cities. Not sure about campsites or caravans.

I get very enthusiastic about the place. Can you tell :rotfl:

Zag......been for an Indian tonight with DD we had pakora and spiced onions

Munqui

elliemoo wrote: »

Your mam has good taste.:D

Dad always had bowie or sting tape in the car (yes tape :eek:), funny how your musical taste is influenced

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pl3vxEudif8

Munqui

fairclaire wrote: »

Lou :A nice to see you.

I'm somewhere just south of Edinburgh right now

Id say don't stay in Edinburgh itself. It's ridiculously expensive, especially this time of year. Stay somewhere in the central belt.....Falkirk, Stirling....that sort of area. Both Edinburgh and Glasgow are in easy distance to travel to without the expense of being in the cities.

It's a great area for stuff to do. If you want to please the kids there's the Falkirk wheel which is a fab experience and you can go see the kelpies on the way. Blair Drummond safari park near Stirling, lots in Stirling itself. A day out to Edinburgh to see all the sights. I'd also recommend Glasgow for shopping if that's your thing.

if you want scenery you are better going further north.

Lots of parks and open spaces to take kids for free too. What sort of accommodation are you looking for? Hotels are far cheaper out of the cities. Not sure about campsites or caravans.

I get very enthusiastic about the place. Can you tell :rotfl:

Zag......been for an Indian tonight with DD we had pakora and spiced onions

Is that a scottish thing? we have chicken tikka pakora (as a starter) down here in the midlands... with bits of salad and yellow sauce :cool:

Munqui

_party_ Oasis - Wonderwall (DnB mix)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MOzI-I7C8W8

Sunshinemummy

Anon wrote: »

Heads up - I am finding the 5 limit on our W4lkers is not imposed again post midnight (same as last night). May be a slight glitch on their system, as the 5 limit was imposed before midnight.

Back to entering codes ...

HTH

Anon

I think it lets you continuing to use the same details if you are using before 12!

Munqui

_party_ Nirvana - Smells Like Teen Spirit



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hTWKbfoikeg

fairclaire

Munqui wrote: »

Is that a scottish thing? we have chicken tikka pakora (as a starter) down here in the midlands... with bits of salad and yellow sauce :cool:

Yellow sauce :eek: well I don't know what that's all about but I do notice the differences from what I get at home and what I get here.

Scottish Indian is much better

I guess it's a regional thing? it's like all takeaway foreign foods. The seller adapts to the needs/wants of the customer. My in laws were Italian chippy owners :A they'd never have eaten what they served to the people who paid their wages