if you could have 2rd home

where would it be?

Me i wouldn't a mind a nice little bungalouw somewhere like skegness, it's like 45mins away on the train not the nicest place but it would do me

A shack in the middle of the canadian moutains. bears might eat me.

Equi wrote:A shack in the middle of the canadian moutains. bears might eat me.

Oi, thats my dream ... though being an ex tree fella, I'd want to fell the tree's, and build my own log cabin up in the rocky's

Andy wrote:

Equi wrote:A shack in the middle of the canadian moutains. bears might eat me.

Oi, thats my dream ... though being an ex tree fella, I'd want to fell the tree's, and build my own log cabin up in the rocky's

ooooof, i want a lumberjack man! i can sit and whittle while you build me my cabin then we can build a little lean to and have it full of chopped logs for the winter

For me it would be in a village on the Mozambique coast (Tofu Beach). Just a little housie with a large varandah where everyone could congregate for sundowners and long, leisurely afternoons and evenings with lots of good food (fresh fish caught daily), gallons of wine and 2M beer. All of this is no go if I have no internet!

Equi wrote:

Andy wrote:

Equi wrote:A shack in the middle of the canadian moutains. bears might eat me.

Oi, thats my dream ... though being an ex tree fella, I'd want to fell the tree's, and build my own log cabin up in the rocky's

ooooof, i want a lumberjack man! i can sit and whittle while you build me my cabin then we can build a little lean to and have it full of chopped logs for the winter

sounds like a plan !! .. Lexi and Max can thrash around in the woods all day too

I'd want my 2nd house at the bottom of my garden so I'm close to home

a little bungalow in bournemouth.....or a permanant villa at centre parcs elvedon

I'd like a large cabin with a log fire in open woodland (don't care where as long as they speak english & leave me alone!). I'd be on my own (human-wise) with a couple of dogs & a large paddock with a stable. In that I'd have a horse & a donkey.

It would have to have the fastest internet as well.

I would love to have a log cabin on a small island off the western coast of Scotland, beside a lake and with a huge open fire I could sit in front of and cuddles up with my hubby and Rocky and of course.

I've just read what Caryll put, great minds think alike..............

I like my 2nd home to be in the middle of Bargin Booze. Then at night I could go for a nice walk in my garden and pick booze.

Andy wrote:

Equi wrote:

Andy wrote:

Equi wrote:A shack in the middle of the canadian moutains. bears might eat me.

Oi, thats my dream ... though being an ex tree fella, I'd want to fell the tree's, and build my own log cabin up in the rocky's

ooooof, i want a lumberjack man! i can sit and whittle while you build me my cabin then we can build a little lean to and have it full of chopped logs for the winter

sounds like a plan !! .. Lexi and Max can thrash around in the woods all day too

Yes they can catch rabbits for tea, ill have to train lexi to go berry picking.

Oh, my 1st home would be Hogwarts. I would live in the cabin on the grounds * my second hahhaa ANDY we're going to hogwarts.

On the coast just outside of blackpool my favourite place ever!

kathytake2 wrote:I would love to have a log cabin on a small island off the western coast of Scotland, beside a lake and with a huge open fire I could sit in front of and cuddles up with my hubby and Rocky and of course.

Not so sure about scotland - don't they have problems with midges?

i dont mind where it is aslong it close to the sea... you cant beat a good morning walk on beach

Steve wrote:i dont mind where it is aslong it close to the sea... you cant beat a good morning walk on beach

I want my caravan back , just me and the kids .....................

i love canvans!! rainning when you in bed you cant beat it the thing about them when you buy one nearly straight away you losing money on it

Steve wrote:i love canvans!! rainning when you in bed you cant beat it the thing about them when you buy one nearly straight away you losing money on it

We didn't do too bad , we bought a brand new one and lost about 6K over 3 years but only cos we wanted to sell it quick whilst it was still summer to keep the interest and that included the cost of all the extras we let go with it. But generally they don't lose money like cars. I liked it but the OH didnt ... so it went , no point in half a holiday

my dad friend brought 8 birth one i think about £18,000 or something like live in for 3/4 year sold it for less then £10,000

you talking about the big statics now though , I had a touring caravan

carvans remind me of this:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8vbd3E6tK2U

i can remember caravans that didn't have showers or toilets god i'm getting old

Steve wrote:i can remember caravans that didn't have showers or toilets god i'm getting old

Me too , and I can remember sleeping in them every year on holiday , nearly got my eyes burn out when the shade on the gas wall light exploded seconds after me getting off the bed , still remember the burns in the sleeping bag where my face had been

I had a carvan when i was like 5 and i would always fill it with sand from my neighbours driveway. Noone could figure out why, haahahhaa

why would you do that for?

Equi wrote:I had a carvan when i was like 5 and i would always fill it with sand from my neighbours driveway. Noone could figure out why, haahahhaa

Here's the diagnosis and sorry but it's long term and untreatable

You can take the caravan out of the seaside, but when Hayley is around you can't keep the seaside out of the caravan

BlueStaffBlue wrote:You can take the caravan out of the seaside, but when Hayley is around you can't keep the seaside out of the caravan

Thailand or the Phillipines but very low cost of living