SpringTime

http://www.eastdulwichforum.co.uk/forum/read.php?20,1945849,1945849#msg-1945849 That's probably a good place to start - it's for lofts but likely to be helpful.

Vinnie Paul, ace drummer.

Did you take a picture of it? If so please post. I'd take a shot myself but I don't want to trespass. (I've got a friend who will be very interested.)

I can't find the vid anywhere. Admin, have you had any luck?

malumbu Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Off to Carcassoonne shortly so interested in > recommendations already made and ones to come. Are you camping, staying in the town, or elsewhere? And how long are you going for?

Belly

Prey

It's slow to blossom. There are some amazing residential roads coming from the high street but it's the high street that's still lacking. It'll keep improving, but don't expect Lordship establishments, Bellenden lovelies or Rye Lane upstarts in abundance.

Shorthand

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Yes, I'd go for proper solicitors over cheap conveyancers any day. Every transaction is different so the service will be different every time regardless as to the quality of your own reps - you can't choose your vendors' personalities, their onward agents or any other parties' solicitors who happen to be involved, and pretty much every property is different as well - so best to have the best people working for you to help things happen. Can't speak for everyone but I've had good experiences with several firms inside and outside of town - Bishop and Sewell, Glazer Delmar, Meaby and Co, Beverley Morris, Freedman Green Dhokia, Garner Canning, Irwin Mitchell in Birmingham, and many more I've forgotten. The prices vary. Avoid list available on request.

It means I used to drive too quickly down Barry Road. Good luck with TW...

Definitely a good idea. I used to peg it down this road - far too sketchy. The Underhill crossing and zebra next to Goodrich are dangerous, and the lights next to the Upland Road crossing are very often skipped on red. Happy to sign something in terms of consulting etc.

Wasn't there enough room to squeeze in behind anyway on this occasion?

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Russian

Road open again so probably nothing too serious!

Curtains

Philip Roth has bought the farm. Sad but I shall still keep reading!

Mechanism

I think I know someone near you who'd be happy to help. If the person is willing I'll PM you contact details.

Yes, they saved us about ?2000 and charged a ?500 fee. So still ?1500 up and more importantly bags of timed and hassle saved by avoiding going direct to lenders, and further time saved and hassle avoided when dealing with the chosen lender.

Mark Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > We cruised downn to St Jean de Luz last year for a > holiday, best places were: > > Maison dans site troglodyte Gennes > https://www.airbnb.co.uk/rooms/16278626 - a lovely > place to stop on the way > Bois Bourdet http://www.boisbourdet.com/ - a great > base for La Rochelle > An apartment right in the centre of Saint Jean de > Luz, Airbnb I think. > > Seat Jean De Luz is the quieter smaller version of > Biarritz , French with a Basque feel about it. > Great food, art, beach, walking etc, well worth > the drive. > > The big sand dune or the Dune du Pilat as the > French call it is worth a look. > > Take a copy of your driver's license, car > registration doc and insurance in the glove box in > case the gendarme want to have a look. We were > stopped randomly and had a proper telling off for > not having the documents. Can anyone give me anymore info about La Rochelle area? We're doing a Normandy, Brittany, Dordogne trip this year and will be looking for a coastal stop as part of the holiday. Will obviously look at alternatives if Rochelle isn't a good seaside break.