Recent content by cara89

Hello there.We have always really toured Scotland.This year we thought about somewhere rural still but perhaps Yorkshire.I know little about the area.We would be looking for a site with access to countryside walks and perhaps within driving distance of a childrens attraction.We have two children...

I was just trying to say there is a massive difference between windchimes and someone shouting and swearing outside your window.

The original post was asking for suggestions.Could he perhaps move the wind chimes as another compromise or would you still hear them (layout of house/garden) or put them inside his front door??

I didnt mean to offend.I was actually thinking about people with insomnia before I wrote the comment because recently a couple of people have been talking about it and I hope to understand it a bit more.I am just a very,very deep sleeper which is a worry too about what I may sleep...

I believe that if one is very tired then they will sleep through wind chimes, lawn mowers and non-threatening noises. I believe if these things are keeping people awake then they are not actually that tired. Just my opinion and experience though.

Hello. I wonder if someone could sum up which island/s are most like `the caribbean without the sun` as was quoted because that has sold it for me! I love clear seas and bays etc.We sailed to Mull once and I wished we werent just there for the Balamory/Tobermory trip as it looked such a nice...

YIP. I would agree with Waren Caravan Park nr the coast. Bamburgh. for a 5 yr old boy (I know about them!) There is safe space to run and a playpark. you can hop in the car 10mins to beach,ice cream, scenery etc and hopefuly no wind cos you are a little, tiny bit inland on site.

oh well..it doesnt light up your day then Gareth. But round here folkes wave at the lollypop man, kids wave out the back of the bus at old ladies. Its not about the `vehicle` althogh you are putting your `shogun` into the debate. Its not as shallow as that. Its about lifestyles and lighting up...

Hey Wolfie.We are with you.This forum can be very serious sometimes.Keep up the cheerfulness Wolfie.Dont let anyone bring you down.

..and no excuse for saying its everywhere.Never went near TV or radio at the camp site.(well, watched 1 DVD relaxingl ate at night, thats it.Went to the beach and the park and sat on our own as a family eating chips and ice-cream (not together on the same plate).

I am a not a sporty person but respect everyone`s INDIVIDUAL interests. I am scottish and disgusted at some of the comments some people are making.Not all Scottish people are doing this I must say.Fair enough to cheeky banter but when it goes a bit far I cant be doing with it!!

I put the kids bikes inside king size duvet covers (old ones) in the van and J straps them together.Dont know if this is much use.Sciatica is terrible.Hope you are better soon.

In your shed St Gump???You got anything else stashed there?Where do you live :-)))

Belhaven Bay nr Dunbar also has a nice walk to beach. Smaller site but relaxed and kids play in the 2 small play areas.Good meeting place for them!

I would also recommend Yellowcraig.Excellent toilets and showers.V good playpark on site and another on the walk to the beach.