good reason for living :)

[lame plumber]

daughter and her friend exercising on the beach, makes a dad glad he moved to this part of the world

 

[Rickster123]

That looks just like Croydon high street mate...

 

[lame plumber]

That looks just like Croydon high street mate...

maybe in 1615

 

[Rickster123]

maybe in 1615

It looks an amazing place to grow up in. I bet the fishings pretty good too!

 

[lame plumber]

It looks an amazing place to grow up in. I bet the fishings pretty good too!

sorry as with footie, I dont do fishing either, but loads of folks do come here for that

 

[turnpin]

Know kernow more than Devon myself but seem's to me so similar in places as not to cause any big problems ......I wish I lived there have an old Auntie in Mevergissy lover ly pace of life there unless you fix aga's for a living or are a member of the RNLI......lol regards Turnpin:biggrin:

 

[oz-plumber]

Truly beautiful

On all aspects.

A dad view of his daughter, the scenery and the girls look like they are enjoying themselves without a care in the world.

I'm going to cry.

 

[stevetheplumber]

horse a device for turning money in to manure

 

[Dotty]

horse a device for turning money in to manure

Or regret.

 

[jonnyswamp]

My youngest (just turned 16) is getting a horse on loan when we get back from Spain in a few weeks
She is absolutely besotted with them, so provided she gets a part time job to contribute something towards it, I'll make up the rest
I don't usually go against my gut instinct, but I have this time
I hope I don't regret it

 

[Ray Stafford]

My youngest (just turned 16) is getting a horse on loan when we get back from Spain in a few weeks
She is absolutely besotted with them, so provided she gets a part time job to contribute something towards it, I'll make up the rest
I don't usually go against my gut instinct, but I have this time
I hope I don't regret it

I think thats a good approach. There's no point in earning spare money if not to indulge your children, but its also important that they contribute something - so they value it properly.

 

[Plumbstar Tom]

My youngest (just turned 16) is getting a horse on loan when we get back from Spain in a few weeks
She is absolutely besotted with them, so provided she gets a part time job to contribute something towards it, I'll make up the rest
I don't usually go against my gut instinct, but I have this time
I hope I don't regret it

No regrets when its on loan, it's when she (my other half) buys 3 and has vets call outs at 8pm for colic meaning muggins here has to be up with the horse every 2 hours. Still it makes her happy and gives me an excuse as to why I have an unreliable motorcycle (currently running on 2 out of 3 cyclinders)

 

[jonnyswamp]

I think thats a good approach. There's no point in earning spare money if not to indulge your children, but its also important that they contribute something - so they value it properly.

We're a long time dead and you can't take it with you etc
Nothing better than seeing your own kids healthy and happy, though mindful not to spoil them too much
Our youngest was very ill when she was a baby, so that's always at the back of my mind

PS sorry lame, didn't mean to hijack your thread

 

[lame plumber]

No regrets when its on loan, it's when she (my other half) buys 3 and has vets call outs at 8pm for colic meaning muggins here has to be up with the horse every 2 hours. Still it makes her happy and gives me an excuse as to why I have an unreliable motorcycle (currently running on 2 out of 3 cyclinders)

Got left with the wifes and daughters beasts last year when they did their badmington pilgrimage. Being a good sort I gave each of them a nice apple sweet, 5 minutes later the daughters new warmblood was frothing and fussing as she had got "choke", scary old problem, worse than it looks normally just froth n ****. Got me worried for a bit till it all wore off!!!