Holidays

[SportingShooter 0]

I have been speaking to quite a few hunters recently, both Dog and Gun and they all seem to prefer to holiday in the UK rather than go abroad.

 

And If they do go abroad, they are itching to get back.

 

I was like it last week in France, couldn't wait to get back home and out with the gun.

 

Anybody the same?

 

Regards

SS

[sikastag_1 689]

i dont like plains so i wont go abroad anyway haha i have been to spain with my mum and dad when i was a baby but obviously i cant remember it but i dont like scorching heat either so i would rather go a holiday in the uk aswell.

[tommy.c 859]

dont like to venture to far myself, i hate leaving ireland im heading to donegal soon for a nice relaxing week cant wait to smell the turf burning in the big open fire with a few cold beers,

[TOMO 26,543]

not me i love to travel , broadens the mind , as much as i love our winters here hunting i love the sun and holidays.

 

love spain, worked for 5 summers in ibiza , also been to greese, france, zambia, south africa, oz, nz, hong kong.

 

lots more places i want to see and experiance, befor i die TOMO

[Malt 379]

I much prefer holidaying in the UK. I'm not one for sitting on a beach, turning red & getting covered in fecking sand, I live in a seaside town, I can do that at home if I want to. Give me a walk in the Scottish Highlands, the Moors of Devon & Cornwall, The Brecon Beacons or anywhere like that, and I'll be happy. The UK has got so much to offer, but it's sad that it's often overlooked, but saying that, I live in a holiday hotspot here, and holidaymakers get on my tits, so the more that go abroad the better!

[Gav 1,708]

I can't get a passport due to my smuggling exploits so it a busman's holiday this year for us one island to another, were going to the Orkney's

[mackem 27,176]

Got a house abroad so all my holidays are in the sun

Edited July 9, 2008 by mackem

[rabitin girl 16]

I much prefer holidaying in the UK. I'm not one for sitting on a beach, turning red & getting covered in fecking sand, I live in a seaside town, I can do that at home if I want to. Give me a walk in the Scottish Highlands, the Moors of Devon & Cornwall, The Brecon Beacons or anywhere like that, and I'll be happy. The UK has got so much to offer, but it's sad that it's often overlooked, but saying that, I live in a holiday hotspot here, and holidaymakers get on my tits, so the more that go abroad the better!

 

Same here , Best holidays Ive had have been in north Wales , Cumbria and Scotland , also we had a really good holiday on a narrow boat on the Kennet and Avon Canal

[ginger dave 63]

2 Weeks in Salou spain with the clan,so so 5 days with the lads fishing in Scotland, Priceless,

[mart123blue 0]

We are going to Cornwall camping for 2 weeks this Summer. For the cost of the air fares alone we can buy a great tent.

 

I have never been to Cornwall and am really looking forward to it. With the way the economy is looking at the moment, the benefits of a holiday in the UK are looking more and more attractive.

 

The only thing I cannot get my head round is how expensive hotels are in the UK, hence the tent

[TOMO 26,543]

fooking campsite prices in the uk are unbelivable , we also looked in to going to cornwall, but paying for a campsite and spending £300 ON DIESEL , feck that , cheaper to go abroad on a package.

 

mind you the strong euro is a bit of a c**t, means having more spendo

[Gav 1,708]

fooking campsite prices in the uk are unbelivable , we also looked in to going to cornwall, but paying for a campsite and spending £300 ON DIESEL , feck that , cheaper to go abroad on a package.

 

mind you the strong euro is a bit of a c**t, means having more spendo

 

Come camping in Scotland then. you can camp where you want (within reason) just bring plenty of midge patches

[craftycarper 0]

cornwalls a great place mate, done Cyprus a few years on the trot, great weather,food and the locals are fantastic. Did a short break in Edinburgh fri-mon last january another great place got the flights cheap easyjet and the hotel was reasonable b&b £60 a night for the two of us, four poster bed and all that, usually do Weymouth one or two times a year another great place, did Littlesea in dorset last weekend although it was a last minute thing and cost me £200 for fri-mon at the caravan park.

I don't think you can beat staying in this country and if you plan it right and shop around you can get a good deal take the following weymouth,cornwall,wales can all be visted at Haven parks if you collect the sun vouchers which they usually run throughout the year for around a tenner per person based on four sharing, so its gonna cost you around £45 quid, i was suprised when we visited littlesea last week to find lots of youngsters pulling in with their new bmw's and pitching up tents.

[Malt 379]

cornwalls a great place mate, done Cyprus a few years on the trot, great weather,food and the locals are fantastic. Did a short break in Edinburgh fri-mon last january another great place got the flights cheap easyjet and the hotel was reasonable b&b £60 a night for the two of us, four poster bed and all that, usually do Weymouth one or two times a year another great place, did Littlesea in dorset last weekend although it was a last minute thing and cost me £200 for fri-mon at the caravan park.

I don't think you can beat staying in this country and if you plan it right and shop around you can get a good deal take the following weymouth,cornwall,wales can all be visted at Haven parks if you collect the sun vouchers which they usually run throughout the year for around a tenner per person based on four sharing, so its gonna cost you around £45 quid, i was suprised when we visited littlesea last week to find lots of youngsters pulling in with their new bmw's and pitching up tents.

I've been on quite a few of those sun holidays, can't fault them.

[lukey 1,621]

Been abroad a few times and its not for me,...Highlands any day for me