Cameron certainly puts his views forward in an honest and constructive manner, unlike those who see us as freeloaders, who dump our waste by the roadside whilst sticking two fingers up to local communities who live were we want to visit. As Cameron states times have changed, the days of a family taking their caravan to a campsite and spending a week or a fortnight there are over. If these wingers ever succeeded in stopping us from enjoying what most of us do responsibly, it would not lead to a greater demand for the services they wish to force upon us. As Cameron states what’s required from them is a more progressive way of sustaining their businesses, by instead of telling us what they want to offer us, offer us what we require.As usual wise words from a man who knows his stuff.
Absolutely correct.Cameron certainly puts his views forward in an honest and constructive manner, unlike those who see us as freeloaders, who dump our waste by the roadside whilst sticking two fingers up to local communities who live were we want to visit. As Cameron states times have changed, the days of a family taking their caravan to a campsite and spending a week or a fortnight there are over. If these wingers ever succeeded in stopping us from enjoying what most of us do responsibly, it would not lead to a greater demand for the services they wish to force upon us. As Cameron states what’s required from them is a more progressive way of sustaining their businesses, by instead of telling us what they want to offer us, offer us what we require.
Our needs are basic, a place to stop, chemical waste and freshwater.
I love Easdale, its a magic place to visit.
I took Beas folks there when her dad was alive, they were mesmerised by the surrounding beauty of Easdale, they also loved going over the Atlantic Bridge. First time I was there, which was many years ago, we dived the flooded quarry you see in the McNeish clip, near to the scree slop, it was deep @ 50+ metres, it was dark, and even with a drysuit on, it was cold. You need to go Rob, you will not be disappointed, and if you buy the Puffer, I'll pop up for a pint or three!!Just had a look Terry and I have to go there now!
I see the pub is up for sale for £180,000.
I found this for you, Rob. Save you a trip up before buying, no go get your cheque book
You could go all religious and decide to go tea totalNo point me buying a pub Terry, there's only one side of the bar I want to be on.
Or outside looking for your bike.No point me buying a pub Terry, there's only one side of the bar I want to be on.
A change of direction perhaps Trev, folks are allowed to want a change.If so good why is she selling it.