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Would Annecy have more reliable weather in August generally speaking?Seafoid would know better but the times I’ve been there (only stayed once for one night) the summer weather has been glorious. It is my favourite town out of all the places I’ve ever been.
Would love to spend a week there it looks great.
Er…Rory goosed!
Not quite yet, course playing tough and reckon 5 under will be right in mix tomorrow. Plenty of opportunities on back nine and lots of shots being dropped by everyone, but he needs to start making a few putts.
My memory must be hazy but I don't recall that great sense of euphoria that people are saying they're experienced at the time, especially from those who were in their teens then.I’ve seen people comment more on how important it was in hindsight, not specifically that it was as emotional at the time. I got to vote on the very day I turned 18, so it was a big deal for me, but never dreamt that it wouldn’t pass, so no big sense of victory at the time. If John Hume thought it was the right thing to do, then that was me sold.
It was sceptical optimism. We'd already been through a few false dawns.
🤣Aw lads, some show this evening. Strabane even featured!
Whatever anyone thinks about the humour (and jeez but I couldn’t stand the Claire character), the show has a real ability to tap into the emotions of the time.
That post got worse with every sentence.
France has loads of different tourist regions . They all have decent weather in the summer.Good link, thank you. We are off to Chamonix in July, definitely not a less Frequented area, but will look up Franche comte for next time. Chamonix weather not reliable as you know!
The less frequented regions have better value. Franche comte is close to the Swiss border and Geneva airport
https://www.campings.com/fr/france/franche-comte
I agree with this. Preparation is required for a future border poll, and I’m not going to vote for a party that won’t engage with the preparations. I said this to the candidate who called to my door (Eoin Tennyson in Upper Bann) - he’ll get a third or fourth pref but not a first.
This isn't a council election.
I get that for now they can say we're ambivalent to the Union or UI. But at some point they need to pick because what we need to be doing is preparing for a UI in the next 10 years. That means decisions on health and infrastructure and Education etc will need to orientate towards Dublin and not London. So for now to a point, yes they can stay "neutral" if supporting the status quo is neutral. But long term they need to pick a horse.
I know she (I think?) won’t remember it, but you obviously do!I love Nice and could happily spend a week wandering round the towns on the train line.
Currently trying to put together a trip to Biarritz and San Sebastián, which has been recommended. Maybe that’s something that would interest you?
Not sure if we are wise as we’ll have a two year old and a seven month old, maybe this is the time to swallow it and do an easy package holiday.
Flew to Biarritiz and stayed at a campground ground, Le vieux port at Messanges, traveled quite a bit with the hired car, took in Lourdes one day, another day headed towards San Sebastián. The only problem with that side of France it can be hit and miss with the weather, so with wee ones that’s not a bad thing..
Our child was 18 months at the time… 20 years ago
