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It almost certainly won't be an inflexible rule - there is scope for discretion. I think rule of thumb is more that if there's no reason for suspicion (on AML) then it's fine. So as you can clearly show that you're earning enough to save the funds that you have, that should suffice.
If your conveyancing firm won't accept that you should be able to find someone else who will.

For bike hire & (relatively) kid friendly you probably want Glentress - I saw some sort of skills zone there and plenty of kids around. There's a Go Ape there too...
Personally can't wait to get back to Golfie but it's probably not very kid friendly, and nothing in the way of facilities.

Started with RATES. Then just tried to use up a few heavy consonants and another vowel. Voila. I think eliminating S on the first round is quite helpful.

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Got my first twoer yesterday and somehow repeated the feat today. Pretty happy with that.

Mediocre stats before that.

No, all good - just filled in the form on our mobiles while waiting at the check-in desk in Luton. It's quite straightforward but think you need the seat number for your flight.
We had to show the French passe sanitaire (on the TousAntiCovid app) on arrival at our hotel, too.
Rules keep changing of course so might be different for you.

I've just been through this - flew London to Geneva those morning, and then bus transfer to Flaine.
Having read the Swiss govt website I thought we were exempt from submitting the Switzerland passenger locator form as we were just passing through - I'm sure I read that - but I was wrong.
So you fill in to say you're arriving in Switzerland by plane. Then later in the form you say you're 'in transit' (I think that's where you would otherwise provide details of where you're staying in Switzerland).
All easy enough got a barcode within seconds, they scanned that at Luton airport and that's all we need until we arrived in France.
Suppose we may need to do it again on the way home next week.

Good spot, I think you're right -looks like Old Mam Tor Road to me.

Looks a bit like a Brompton.

Yes, or longer, especially with leasehold.

Too true, I went up to Inners in Sept - it's nuts. Took a few runs to get into it but I was loving it by the end, there was one called Angry Sheep that I really enjoyed.

But Golfie was even better - in spite of the pedalling to get to the top. Didnt have much energy for it after 3 days riding but did NYNY, Repeat Offender and a few others - I'm keen to get back there this year.

I got some stuff from Sanctuary Bathrooms recently, good service from them.

As above we chose what we wanted and then ordered from whoever had it cheapest, so ended up ordering from various sites.

We recently had a delivery of some bathroom equipment (heavy stuff) and in the festive spirit I offered the guy a mince pie - he declined - perhaps would have preferred cash.

Cheers - yes novices here. We were pretty set on going to France but will rethink. Thanks for the suggestion.

Ah. Came here to ask for recommendations for ski lessons (for beginners) in Meribel / Les Deux Alpes - was planning a trip there for Jan/Feb. Suggestions still welcome but from the sounds of it might have to postpone the trip.

I guess we'll stick to Milton Keynes in the meantime.

We have a cat-specific water fountain which our cats both like to use - it has a filter which seems slightly pointless since they prefer dirty water like most cats.

Thanks for the input, I've agreed to send him half now and half on day 1 - he's happy with that. He said money in advance is so that he can order a skip etc. which makes sense I guess.

Is it normal to pay a deposit to a bathroom fitter? We've ordered all the stuff ourselves, he's coming next week to do the installation - and has asked for £1200 deposit in advance. Seems reasonable enough but would appreciate views...

If you put a price for any contents, you're opening yourself up to the buyer saying no thanks and you then either have to follow through and take it with you (and the place you're buying will normally have white goods already) or say ok you can have it for free.

So as above you might as well just include them for free, unless you're keen to take them.

I'm tempted, probably the Enduro. Also planning on doing some of the Welsh Enduro and Southern Enduro events.

Ok M&S Classics are good - a classic mince pie - nothing particularly exciting about them, just a good balanced flavour, not overly sweet, and a nice design. A good benchmark.

We've tested the Waitrose full sized all-butter, also not great - too sickly. Needed some sharpness in there.

Got a box of M&S Classic to crack open next, hoping for good things.

I'll take these if you can post?

Nope - mug went down, hit the carpet, coffee went up / everywhere in an arc. Quite impressive really. The wonders of physics.

The culprit.

Kitten knocked over a coffee so now we have to re-paint. Thanks kitten.