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Come Inside... => The Snug => Topic started by: Pastis on August 19, 2010, 08:25:48 PM
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Unencumbered as I am with sprogs, family and the like, like, my thoughts were turning to a holiday over the Christmas break rubschin:
Nothing would please me more than turning my back on this Septic Isle a couple of days before the feast of JC and enjoying the delights of some far flung land for 7 - 10 days cloud9: My attention has been brought to Sousse in Tunisia; great food, climate, archaeology, souks, swimming...
Anyone been there? Any other suggestibles? razz:
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Cyprus is nice...
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Unencumbered as I am with sprogs, family and the like, like, my thoughts were turning to a holiday over the Christmas break rubschin:
Nothing would please me more than turning my back on this Septic Isle a couple of days before the feast of JC and enjoying the delights of some far flung land for 7 - 10 days cloud9: My attention has been brought to Sousse in Tunisia; great food, climate, archaeology, souks, swimming...
Anyone been there? Any other suggestibles? razz:
My Dad loved Tunis and had been many times. He went twice during his last 12 months and was very ill on the last visit so the maid took it on herself to spend the afternoons sitting and sewing in his room. It is on my list and was thinking of going there myself for an autumn top up. The Tunisian Manager of an Etap in St Raphael last year gave me his email address and instructions that should I go I must get in touch so that he can ask his Mum to look after me. Lovely people. (and they speak French cloud9:) And the golf is good, not that I have been allowed I play.
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Malta.
Luvlee extremely friendly peeoples, and loads of cars from the 50's/60s still knockin' about to take you back to your child'ud. cloud9:
Must go back there soon again meself.
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Bit nippy at Christmas, Mr Bear
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Bit nippy at Christmas, Mr Bear
Not particulary.
Similar climate and latitude to Cyprus iirc..
If he wants heat, then it'll have to be the southern 'emisphere then won't it?
Do you want heat Pasty? Shrugs:
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Bit nippy at Christmas, Mr Bear
Not particulary.
Similar climate and latitude to Cyprus iirc..
If he wants heat, then it'll have to be the southern 'emisphere then won't it?
Do you want heat Pasty? Shrugs:
Can be chilly here at Xmas... although I got terribly sunburnt on Xmas day once.... redface:
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What about a sailing holiday in Pakistan?
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Bit nippy at Christmas, Mr Bear
Not particulary.
Similar climate and latitude to Cyprus iirc..
If he wants heat, then it'll have to be the southern 'emisphere then won't it?
Do you want heat Pasty? Shrugs:
Can be chilly here at Xmas... although I got terribly sunburnt on Xmas day once.... redface:
Chilly as in a typical British summer? rubschin:
I fancy a winter crimbo break stuck in a mountain lodge in Switzerland. cloud9:
Mrs G sez that crimbo is for being at home with the family.....most of whom, what's left of them, now go away for crimbo. ::)
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What about a sailing holiday in Pakistan?
Thank you DS, coffee, meet keyboard lol: drumroll:
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Bit nippy at Christmas, Mr Bear
Not particulary.
Similar climate and latitude to Cyprus iirc..
If he wants heat, then it'll have to be the southern 'emisphere then won't it?
Do you want heat Pasty? Shrugs:
Can be chilly here at Xmas... although I got terribly sunburnt on Xmas day once.... redface:
Chilly as in a typical British summer? rubschin:
I fancy a winter crimbo break stuck in a mountain lodge in Switzerland. cloud9:
Mrs G sez that crimbo is for being at home with the family.....most of whom, what's left of them, now go away for crimbo. ::)
You'd need somewhere with central heating or a mahoosive log fire... like...
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Malta, yes, a pleasant enough place and Cyprus too but they both are predominantly Christian whereas Tunisia is Islamic and with a bit of luck the JC fest will be toned down if present at all.
Tunisia winter weather is mild, with plenty of warm days and at least six hours of sunshine a day for winter golf fans. There may be some rain but it tends to fall in short bursts. You may have a little rain in spring and autumn too, but you should certainly not worry about sunshine. Tunisia receives more than 8 hours sunshine at least 6 months of the year. Tunisia winter temperatures can go quite low inland in the mountains but very few winter visitors will be venturing away from the pleasant weather in the coast resorts, which are fast becoming established winter sun holiday favourites.
Haven't played a round of golf for ages rubschin:
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Malta, yes, a pleasant enough place and Cyprus too but they both are predominantly Christian whereas Tunisia is Islamic and with a bit of luck the JC fest will be toned down if present at all.
Tunisia winter weather is mild, with plenty of warm days and at least six hours of sunshine a day for winter golf fans. There may be some rain but it tends to fall in short bursts. You may have a little rain in spring and autumn too, but you should certainly not worry about sunshine. Tunisia receives more than 8 hours sunshine at least 6 months of the year. Tunisia winter temperatures can go quite low inland in the mountains but very few winter visitors will be venturing away from the pleasant weather in the coast resorts, which are fast becoming established winter sun holiday favourites.
Haven't played a round of golf for ages rubschin:
I haven't played around in a while either.
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Malta, yes, a pleasant enough place and Cyprus too but they both are predominantly Christian whereas Tunisia is Islamic and with a bit of luck the JC fest will be toned down if present at all.
Tunisia winter weather is mild, with plenty of warm days and at least six hours of sunshine a day for winter golf fans. There may be some rain but it tends to fall in short bursts. You may have a little rain in spring and autumn too, but you should certainly not worry about sunshine. Tunisia receives more than 8 hours sunshine at least 6 months of the year. Tunisia winter temperatures can go quite low inland in the mountains but very few winter visitors will be venturing away from the pleasant weather in the coast resorts, which are fast becoming established winter sun holiday favourites.
Haven't played a round of golf for ages rubschin:
I haven't played around in a while either.
You haven't the balls for it then? ;)
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Lack of opportunity.
Tho' I'll admit the spirit is willing but the flesh is weak.
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eyes:
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Bit nippy at Christmas, Mr Bear
Not particulary.
Similar climate and latitude to Cyprus iirc..
If he wants heat, then it'll have to be the southern 'emisphere then won't it?
Do you want heat Pasty? Shrugs:
Can be chilly here at Xmas... although I got terribly sunburnt on Xmas day once.... redface:
Chilly as in a typical British summer? rubschin:
I fancy a winter crimbo break stuck in a mountain lodge in Switzerland. cloud9:
Mrs G sez that crimbo is for being at home with the family.....most of whom, what's left of them, now go away for crimbo. ::)
You'd need somewhere with central heating or a mahoosive log fire... like...
I'll paint all the windows white inside, and show this on the puter all day long. cloud9:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fsD1zoI7NYo
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If he wants heat, then it'll have to be the southern 'emisphere then won't it?
Do you want heat Pasty? Shrugs:
That'll be taken care of in November 8)
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Indeed!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5e1hos8_HhM