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You wouldn't want to be anywhere near that particular nuddy beach. Not if the day on which I did a bit of research down there for a uni project was anything to go by.Originally posted by Paddy View PostIt's cheaper to rent, next to the nuddy beach too
http://www.nationaltrust.org.uk/serv...02011-2013.pdf
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It's cheaper to rent, next to the nuddy beach too
http://www.nationaltrust.org.uk/serv...02011-2013.pdf
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There are a few here: http://forums.contractoruk.com/gener...-shedhead.htmlOriginally posted by BrilloPad View PostI think you need a shed expert. Anyone know one?
Edit: Actually, ignore that. While the thread title is all about sheds, the content appears to be a load of bollocks.Last edited by wurzel; 11 June 2012, 14:46.
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Just along from Lyme Regis.Originally posted by wobbegong View PostSeventy grand? That's a snip, down here they're a tad more expensive.
I blame that Hugh Fearndale Whittingstall
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Seventy grand? That's a snip, down here they're a tad more expensive.Originally posted by Malcolm Buggeridge View PostDoes anyone here own a seaside chalet? I hear that sometimes they go for ridiculous prices -there's one in Southwold on the market for 70 grand - and that's just a glorified garden Shed that you can only use for 6 months of the year as the council move it into a carpark along with all the others to ptrotect them fom a north sea winter.
What exactly to you get to own? Surely not just the shed - what happens when it needs replacing? Perhaps it's some kind of lease & the council are responsible for the upkeep.
My interest was piqued as I was walking along the front at Lyme Regis the other day & saw all the families huddled together in their chalets sharing their packed lunches. It took me back years & made me want one too.
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Technically, Chalets are only found in the mountains.Originally posted by Malcolm Buggeridge View PostDoes anyone here own a seaside chalet? I hear that sometimes they go for ridiculous prices -there's one in Southwold on the market for 70 grand - and that's just a glorified garden Shed that you can only use for 6 months of the year as the council move it into a carpark along with all the others to ptrotect them fom a north sea winter.
What exactly to you get to own? Surely not just the shed - what happens when it needs replacing? Perhaps it's some kind of lease & the council are responsible for the upkeep.
My interest was piqued as I was walking along the front at Lyme Regis the other day & saw all the families huddled together in their chalets sharing their packed lunches. It took me back years & made me want one too.
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Chalets
Does anyone here own a seaside chalet? I hear that sometimes they go for ridiculous prices -there's one in Southwold on the market for 70 grand - and that's just a glorified garden Shed that you can only use for 6 months of the year as the council move it into a carpark along with all the others to ptrotect them fom a north sea winter.
What exactly to you get to own? Surely not just the shed - what happens when it needs replacing? Perhaps it's some kind of lease & the council are responsible for the upkeep.
My interest was piqued as I was walking along the front at Lyme Regis the other day & saw all the families huddled together in their chalets sharing their packed lunches. It took me back years & made me want one too.Tags: None
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