andycorkhead1

[quote]Just received this statement, issued today. "In connection with the Port authority of Le Havre, LD Lines is pleased to announce the opening of a new ferry service between Le Havre and Portsmouth sta...[/quote] Non Starter the new  Le Havre service Usualy try try to visit my house in normandy (Villedieu) every 6 weeks or so for a week as I work 7 days a week between and 5 days (ferry prices) is to short with about 12 hours door to door travel Quickest crossing Sea cat from Portsmouth next quickest speed ferries Dover Boulogne quotes brittany ferries (member) for tues to tues october 18-25 £166.88 LD Lines £186 or £245 with cabin as I don't like sleeping on a ferry or on the floor Dover crossings an extra hour from M4 and less than 2 hours to Le Havre from Calais etc Dover crossings from £38.00 return an extra £40.00 in fuel and about £20.00 road tolls to Le Havre Andycorkhead

[quote]Just received this statement, issued today. "In connection with the Port authority of Le Havre, LD Lines is pleased to announce the opening of a new ferry service between Le Havre and Portsmouth sta...[/quote] Non Starter the new  Le Havre service Usualy try try to visit my house in normandy (Villedieu) every 6 weeks or so for a week as I work 7 days a week between and 5 days (ferry prices) is to short with about 12 hours door to door travel Quickest crossing Sea cat from Portsmouth next quickest speed ferries Dover Boulogne quotes brittany ferries (member) for tues to tues october 18-25 £166.88 LD Lines £186 or £245 with cabin as I don't like sleeping on a ferry or on the floor Dover crossings an extra hour from M4 and less than 2 hours to Le Havre from Calais etc Dover crossings from £38.00 return an extra £40.00 in fuel and about £20.00 road tolls to Le Havre Andycorkhead

George is in Looks like Tony will get in I think prices in France will continue to rise as more people leave in disgust after the election Andycorkhead

Tony

[quote]I can give the shortest answer so far - WHY STAY IN UK?[/quote] Tony

[quote]Here are my reasons: The UK is overcrowded and it will only get worse. France it is t[/quote] Hear Hear Almost when my bussiness sell I will be here Andy corkhead

[quote]In law an amicable agreement constitutes a standard agricultural tenancy. You still don't say what you want the land for.[/quote] Don't worry to much as I have a paddock and orchard one neighbour has the grass and another has the apples I get fresh vegetables from one and very good calvados from the other plus friendship unpaid guardians and other pluss's The elderly french couple who graze the land have spent day's cutting my hedges back from mini woods as a thank you grass Andy corkhead 

Last treat at night before bed and wishing for a buyer for uk property and move to franch property Andy Corkhead

Nice to be back even with slightly changed user name Has anyone else got a house or a bussiness that seems to refuse to sell no offers silly or otherwise. I have the house in Normandy perfect nieghbours etc no need to work when I sell are others in the same fustrating situation Andycorkhead(1)