dawlish wonder
did they live in the house that was once burned down olive
is it true that the inland revenue are randomly monitoring sales on ebay to ensure that sellers are declaring their profits?
i wonder if it is any coincidence that this boringness has coincided with mr sinkersons departure from the forum. he seemed to have his equal share of critics and supporters and did at least stir up some controversial subjects. oh well, lets get back to the supermarkets shall we!!!
be fair though frannie, i dont think bob put his poem on here to win a competition and he never said it was any good. i have read it a couple of times and i am still not sure how much of it is him having a laugh at some of the peoples reactions to his postings. he wasnt that bad and had some fair points.
blimey, a whole week and no posts from bob. looks like he really has gone.
Thats a very interesting point. I have been thinking that with property prices so high these days, if someone had the funds to buy a suitable premises (i'd imagine well in excess of £500,000) then why would they bother. Buy a smaller premises and live off the remaining interest. But that doesn't solve my wish! I am assuming that it is the property prices that are responsible of the lack of guest ...
I am seriously looking into purchasing and running a small guest house. I have always held Dawlish close to my heart, but keep reading alot of negative comments on this forum regarding the current problems Dawlish has. Firsly I would like to know if Dawlish is recommended and would be a suitable location to run a guest house, and secondly with regard to high property prices is a guest house any ...
the tourist trade although mainly consisting of the summer months, could still be catered for by dawlish in the other months. although not everyones cup of tea, it is a very attractive place for train enthusiasts, great for walkers, bird enthusiasts to name but three. There is no reason why a couple of art gallerys (with the correct stock), and a decent restaurant or two couldnt do well in ...
i have been coming down to dawlish for many years now, normally two or three times a year (i have always loved the place and have felt a close affinity with the it). Also it has always been my dream to one day move to the town. I have to admit that Dawlish is not as nice as it used to be. BUT, this is simply a society thing. You could go to any village, town or city anywhere in the country and ...
anyone know of anything likely to be coming up for sale?