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18-04-2006, 19:33
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Scarey Mester
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Prolly the end of May the Clan_Kiddick are thinking of invading Skeggy.
Only ever having been for daytrips this time it'll be a long weekend.
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Wanting ideas other than the fairground for Me, the lad n R-lass to do & see.
Classy places only please cos we're posh.
Oh and any Hotel recommendations too - where to eat - you know - that kind of stuff.
And where to avoid n why  
 Ta very much 
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18-04-2006, 19:42
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aeroplane trip round skegg for the wee kiddick
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18-04-2006, 19:58
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Scarey Mester
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Originally Posted by depoix
aeroplane trip round skegg for the wee kiddick |
damn fine idea mate - where from n how much, any idea?
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18-04-2006, 20:16
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Originally Posted by Don_Kiddick
damn fine idea mate - where from n how much, any idea? |
If you have to ASK, then you can't afford it
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18-04-2006, 20:53
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Originally Posted by Don_Kiddick
damn fine idea mate - where from n how much, any idea? |
never been on it myself but have seen it,will google for ya
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18-04-2006, 20:55
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You could have a 'first to see the sea' contest? Apparently it goes out a l o n g way at Skeg... 
Tho I'm sure it's good and wavey and watery when you do see it 
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18-04-2006, 21:07
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The best evening entertainment is at the Maid Marion club (actually think its changed its name to something like copacabana). Its actually on the Robin Hood site in Chapel St. Leonards.
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18-04-2006, 21:10
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Go for a long walk around the nature reserve at Gibraltar Point. Just the thing for working off a hangover, or working up a thirst for a glass or three of something nice. I think you'll find local buses that do it easily enough. There are lots of rabbits. Which is nice.
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18-04-2006, 21:10
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little tinker
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A donkey ride Donk, you'll feel right welcome
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19-04-2006, 09:41
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Be careful with Junior. They have patrols in Chavness looking for unwanted Ginger children, I heard they put them in an orphanage for unwanted and unloved ginger children.
I heard that rumour on here so it must be true. 
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19-04-2006, 09:49
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Originally Posted by viking
Be careful with Junior. They have patrols in Chavness looking for unwanted Ginger children, I heard they put them in an orphanage for unwanted and unloved ginger children.
I heard that rumour on here so it must be true. |
You'll be off his Christmas cards list then
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19-04-2006, 09:53
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Grim Reaper
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Originally Posted by Zinger549
You'll be off his Christmas cards list then |
Av never been on it.
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19-04-2006, 09:54
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Mablethorpe is ok.....has a nice beach.
Stock car racing.
Avoid the market at Fantasy Island.....more chavs per square inch than Essex. 
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19-04-2006, 09:55
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Going to Skegvegas - tips & recommendations please
Get on a plane and go to Benidorm, it's just the same as Chavness but warmer
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19-04-2006, 10:02
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Originally Posted by viking
Av never been on it. |
Don doesn't send you a Christmas card, Well I never
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5 Gites in rural Calvados, France, suitable for young families, larger groups and disabled guests
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19-04-2006, 10:09
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Pink Princess
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Hotels....
A little bit out of the way (but still walkable) is the Westdene hotel... Run by Sarah and Ashley... really lovely couple, he was a chef and does some really good food...
Much closer to the seafront is the Karema, run by another lovely couple who serve the biggest meals going and are very reasonable on price....
A favourite of mine is the Sunningdale, which is just around the corner from the seafront... Lovely old building with beams and whatnot... Its only B and B, but the brekky is great and the staff are nice, but not as nice as in the other two hotels... This is the one with 4 poster beds  Probably not a good idea if ya got kiddies with ya, but the family rooms are nice and spacious
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19-04-2006, 10:11
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Originally Posted by caprice
Hotels....
A little bit out of the way (but still walkable) is the Westdene hotel... Run by Sarah and Ashley... really lovely couple, he was a chef and does some really good food...
Much closer to the seafront is the Karema, run by another lovely couple who serve the biggest meals going and are very reasonable on price....
A favourite of mine is the Sunningdale, which is just around the corner from the seafront... Lovely old building with beams and whatnot... Its only B and B, but the brekky is great and the staff are nice, but not as nice as in the other two hotels... This is the one with 4 poster beds Probably not a good idea if ya got kiddies with ya, but the family rooms are nice and spacious |
You know a lot about skeg, your not a chav are you? 
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19-04-2006, 10:12
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Grim Reaper
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Originally Posted by speeed
You know a lot about skeg, your not a chav are you? |
I can see the "R" name ready to appear.
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19-04-2006, 10:13
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Pink Princess
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Originally Posted by speeed
You know a lot about skeg, your not a chav are you? |
How dare you!
You know I'm not!
Its just that I've been every year since I was 18 months old, so I think its worth me putting my two penneth in to help t'owd Don 
and come off it... if I was a chav, I doubt I'd be an expert in which are the nicest hotels... and be able to name the proprietors...
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