Pearly Spencer
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Hi, £5000 pounds is a pretty low budget for a campervan (camping cars in France) to get one of the big coach built vans so you may need to look at a smaller van based camper with a free standing awning, maybe a VW. Or Take a look here on Ebay, a few LHD too, good luck.http://motors.search.ebay.co.uk/lhd_Campers-Caravans-Motorhomes_W0QQfromZR34QQsacatZ121904regardsPearly
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[quote user="Ron Avery"]
If you had done a serach you would have found this http://www.completefrance.com/cs/forums/987087/ShowPost.aspx
It looks like it will not be doing much for some time. Not sure what you mean by "which airports it will serve".
[/quote]He obviously means "which airports will it serve" at the moment the info is sparse but the web site did say that a low cost airline will offer two flights a day to London so I guess that will mean Stansted, there is also mention of some internal flights possibly by Air France. as has been written elsewhere the work seems to have slowed almost to a halt at the time of writing, promises that it would be in use by summer 2007 have proved false, roll on 2008.regardsPearly -
I really do hope that some of your English guests are members of this forum and get to read your comments about them, you must be such a gracious host.[+o(]regardsPearly
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[quote user="woolybanana"]
You got the book of recipes ok Pearly? let me know what you think.
Remember to remove the squeak too.
[/quote]Thanks Wooly, I have the book and I am now onto more adventurous recipes, I will be out shopping today for a large pan for the cow, if things get deperate then I will give Dan a call. By the way do you have a copy of the 'Composting Toilets for Parrots' book as I am having terrible trouble getting them (the Parrots) to flush.regardsPearly -
I have some friends have second, third and fourth homes in the Ardenne. None of the income is declared and when questioned they just move on.regardsPearly
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I find that it improves the flavour if the fur is removed first, oh and any little cute little ribbons or bows.regardsPearly
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Hi, can anyone tell me how many carbs in a strawberry mini milk? Thanks.regardsPearly
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I was in Reims last week and I may be in Champagne Ardenne next week but I have never been to me.[:)]regardsPearly
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[quote user="heidi h"]
I am currently selling my property with IFP (internet french property). It is a pretty good site and the advert cost 117 euros for 12 months with up to 10 pictures. In 3 weeks I have had 148 views, 3 enquiries and 2 visits which is a lot better than some of the estate agents! Also without agents fees you can sell it cheaper and appeal to more people! Once you have had an offer I assume you approach your notaire and take it from there. It might be wise to speak to your notaire first and find out exactly what to do (something I should do too!!) Good luck!
[/quote]Something maybe you should have done before advertising and getting 148 views, did you tell the viewers that you hadn't a clue what you were doing? Just a thought.[;-)]regardsPearly -
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[quote user="Dick Smith"]I think that advent of embalming has largely eradicated that danger...
[/quote]Unless your wish is to be buried at sea! You can't be if you've been embalmed, so if your not quite gone - you drown!!![:(]
Lifes a b***h and then you die!
[/quote]Not quite right, " Life's a b***h and then you marry one[6] -
Hi all, I have a car in the UK that has no paperwork, if I drive it over to France is there any way that I can apply for a certificate of conformity? I can print up a receipt for the car on the computer, will I need to produce any other documents? Can anyone help otherwise I will have to scarp it.[:(]regardsPearly
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Never been a 'horse' person but have always admired the Percheron after staying at a friends in the Cher where there were two stabled in the next door farm, beautiful and well done Morse, good luck to you.[:)]regardsPearly
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I found that the best way to get away from my X wife was to make sure she could never find me by burying her in the woods up the road from our old house, so far it has worked a treat.[:D]regardsPearly
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That's a good one Frenchie, have to admit to having never heard of them before so big thanks[:D] Have a look at the next two videos, the first one is 'The Lotus Eaters' from 1984, the second is the lead singer/songwriter from the Lotus Eaters now, you may also want to visit his site, I think he now lives down near Toulouse....enjoy[:)]http://youtube.com/watch?v=52wuwbJGC_chttp://youtube.com/watch?v=S24k_BjYEJ4http://www.petercoyle.com/it is well worth reading his story since 1984.regardsPearly
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This sounds like a real winner, it is impossible to get a good curry round this area. It would mean that breeders would need to try and breed some that don't look quite so cute.regardsPearly
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Neither am I your 'mate' You should maybe change your username to dipstick, it somehow fits you much better. This started with just a throwaway line. Gluestick, when you say that you are leaving a thread please just go!regardsPearly
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I had thought that your statement 'Expressing all life's experiences by pap musak is like a sort of downmarket Nick Hornby novel!' I was mistaken. You need to lighten up a bit Gluestick, and by the way I am not your 'dear' nor will I ever be. It is very strange how passionate you become over PdF.[;-)]regardsPearly
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[quote user="Gluestick"]
Expressing all life's experiences by pap musak is like a sort of downmarket Nick Hornby novel!
Worrying....................[blink]
[/quote]So you think Katie Melua is crap too, so you have something in common with PsG after all! [8-|]regardsPearly -
Spelling mistakes aside I still think that you would be better off renting out GITS, a quick ad on this forum and you will find plenty[;-)]regardsPearly
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At the moment for a debt collection agency to come to France after the debt requires an EEO (European Enforcment Order) to obtain one the company needs to have served notice of a CCJ (County Court Judgment) on the debtor at his/her address in the UK, so no CCJ no EEO, but things are changing![;-)]regardsPearly
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Yeah...but she is crap though[6]regardsPearly
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Hi, this is a link from a previous post by SD, it may be the one you want....or maybe not. Good luckregardsPearlyhttp://www.poitou-charentes.drire.gouv.fr/vehicules/RTI/7-5-2RCR19.pdf
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The cheque d'emploi system will benefit you if you are a French taxpayer as the payments can be offset against your personal tax, if a registered gardener charges you €30.00 per hour for garden maintainance then you would benefit by the lower cost to someone on the cheque d'emploi system. I would imagine that the price of €30.00 would be for specialist gardening requiring greater knowledge than that need for just cutting the grass. I would also imagine that when you are actually at the house you would want to 'do' the garden yourselves, so kitting yourselves out with something like a ride-on mower will be for your own benefit. With someone looking after the garden for you on cheque d'emploi you will also be able to get him/her to act as guardian during the winter months, popping in on a regular basis to do a security check and winter storm damage check would be very useful for you and it is a job that I don't think the 'paysagite' companies would want to do.IMHO. When looking for someone for the work please do not forget that because he/she speaks the same language as you it means that you can trust them, ask around the area and take some recommendations. Good luck.[:)]regardsPearly
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