Talland Bay Hotel Looe
Porthallow Looe, Cornwall, England, PL13 2JB, United Kingdom
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Happy New Year
... 16" one). There will be room though for us to store the four wheels in the camper sides, and carry the folded up bike bodies on the back seat of the Extra cab of the camper - and still have room for a third passenger inside the vehicle.
Well about 11 weeks to go before we leave now - seems more than ever to sort out. A busy time ...
A Work in Progress
... and the duplicates - a long boring job that I gradually keep working away at.
The task for the rest of today is to muck out my office - there is layer on layer of project after project littered all around the floor and surfaces - keep putting it off.
Hopefully I'll be able to put a photo on tomorrow of it all spick and span. Roger is bringing home a Billy Bookcase to make up for our in-progress bedroom to find more space for all the books....
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So ... Just What do you do all day?
... by 20 lengths of breast stroke. Had to give up for a while in the middle of this as became allergic to the chemicals in the water - really itchy legs which became sores when you itched them. Have graduated to the treadmill now - gradually building the walking speed, gradient and length of time up. Did 10km fast walking today followed by 20 lengths of the pool.
Came back home and have been back on the computer ...
Proposed side locker for campervan
... examples of my signature.
The reason for all the complexity of the process is because once the button is pressed on the transaction (which I had to do so it's my decision that all the information I had given them re the account details in New Zealand were correct) the money leaves your account and is gone - if there are any mistakes there is nothing they can do to rectify the mistake.
As I drove over to the bank in ...
Nothing's Easy(- if it's worth doing........)
... less.
Also we will need international driving licences - even this is as straightforward as it could be as there are two types of international driving licences and the AA list doesn't make it particularly obvious which one you need for each country. I suppose the good news is they are 'only' £5.50 + processing fees each so the worse case scenario is that we will need to get one of each for both of us! - and probably never need to show ...



