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Previously on "Best/worst things about Autumn"
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Has nobody mentioned the minefield that is pavements covered in fallen leaves and dog poo?
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WHSOriginally posted by Cliphead View PostCan't think of a downside to Autumn. I love this time of year.
Summer disagrees with me, there are plenty of things to like about it but the long days and hot nights really screw with my sleep patterns.
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Too f**king right. Mrs RC & I are going on a 2 week cruise round the Canaries for Xmas & New Year.Originally posted by Troll View Postneed some winter sunshine....hmmm Egypt, Florida or Canaries this year?
Can't wait.
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The colours are simply wonderful at the moment. Last night I was too hungry to wait for food so had a pizza, then cooked at my leisure. The reward was a delicious sweet and sour pork casserole for lunch, and that will do for lunch tomorrow too (having cooked it slowly last night I also I put it on a slow heat from 9 this morning).Originally posted by MrMark View PostBest: Warm soups. Cosy homes and country pubs. Leaves changing colour and falling. Cheaper weekends away.
No fireworks here but the dark evenings are a pain. At least I get to travel to work in daylight; that wasn't true in Northern UK and I used to hate that.Originally posted by MrMark View PostWorst: dark evenings. Weather getting worse. Kids with fireworks or demanding money with menaces.Last edited by Sysman; 16 October 2010, 13:01.
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US - Always fun - long tripOriginally posted by Troll View PostDid the Space Centre on the 1st trip
Done the Canaries but cheap flights means it's full of chavs (although FV was nice the last time I was there)
Florida can be cheap - but I hate the 9 hour flight and American Immigration arseholes
Rather fancy a trip to Luxor this time
Canaries - nice places depends where you are gettig cold now
Luxor - Full of thieving murderous con merchants (sell you too many Egyptian statues and threaten to kill you) Egyptians ( I have business issues!!)
How about somewhere in Africa? (exc Egypt)
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Did the Space Centre on the 1st tripOriginally posted by TimberWolf View PostRyanair does cheap flights to Lanzarote; around £50 return. Trouble with Florida is that you might end up spending huge amounts of wonga visiting the Space Centre, etc? Or are there cheap things to do there, as well as cheap flights?
Done the Canaries but cheap flights means it's full of chavs (although FV was nice the last time I was there)
Florida can be cheap - but I hate the 9 hour flight and American Immigration arseholes
Rather fancy a trip to Luxor this time
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Ryanair does cheap flights to Lanzarote; around £50 return. Trouble with Florida is that you might end up spending huge amounts of wonga visiting the Space Centre, etc? Or are there cheap things to do there, as well as cheap flights?Originally posted by Troll View PostLeaves, leaves and more bloody leaves...dark when you get up, dark when you get home
need some winter sunshine....hmmm Egypt, Florida or Canaries this year?
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Leaves, leaves and more bloody leaves...dark when you get up, dark when you get home
need some winter sunshine....hmmm Egypt, Florida or Canaries this year?
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I have to say, that's a wonderfully optimistic view. Well done you.Originally posted by norrahe View PostSoups, stews, game season, shellfish in the better season, apple crumble, pear tatin.
lighting the first fire of the year, hot chocolate, bonfire night.....
Lovely colours.
Seriously.
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Soups, stews, game season, shellfish in the better season, apple crumble, pear tatin.
lighting the first fire of the year, hot chocolate, bonfire night.....
Lovely colours.
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