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Sysman replied

1 October 2009, 13:55
Originally posted by Clippy View Post

LOL.

I once went to view a house very similar to "Ower Farm in Hampshire " there. Lovely rural location, beautiful house, but one of the worst council estates in town just 400 yards away. No thanks, but I could imagine someone new to the area might have got caught out with it.
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DimPrawn replied

1 October 2009, 13:38
Originally posted by DiscoStu View Post

Don't mock, that's DimPrawn's holiday cottage

http://www.rightmove.co.uk/property-...-13288833.html
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Clippy replied

1 October 2009, 13:05
LOL.
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Pondlife replied

1 October 2009, 08:53
Originally posted by DiscoStu View Post

Don't mock, that's DimPrawn's holiday cottage

We've gone on holiday by mistake. We're in this cottage here. Are you the farmer?
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OrangeHopper replied

1 October 2009, 08:49
Originally posted by swamp View Post

It could be turned into into a pub. Workers have to drink somewhere...

There is one right next door.

I was down there a month ago and it took me a while to realise that some of the fenced off coastguard buildings had been converted into holiday retreats. It was the designer furniture that gave it away.
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OrangeHopper replied

1 October 2009, 08:45
I used to live next door in Dungeness B. Unfortunately the view over the Denge and the marsh was spoilt by all these ramshackle cottages strewn about the place.
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DiscoStu replied

1 October 2009, 07:22
Don't mock, that's DimPrawn's holiday cottage
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d000hg replied

1 October 2009, 00:11
Wonderful. Just wonderful.
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swamp replied

30 September 2009, 22:37
It could be turned into into a pub. Workers have to drink somewhere...
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TykeMerc replied

30 September 2009, 19:04
Originally posted by Clippy View Post

You couldn't make this up.

No kidding and I liked this section.

Estate agent Geering & Colyer points out its proximity to a nature reserve and photos show it in rural isolation.
But New Romney Town Council said it was "disingenuous" not to mention its neighbours, Dungeness A and B.
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Clippy started a topic Des res

30 September 2009, 18:49
Des res

I read about this story in the paper this morning but watching the video on the Beeb website when the camera pans out to reveal the 'neighbouring property' is absolutely hilarious.

You couldn't make this up.
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