Staycation

[squashjoe]

Charity begins at home anyone going to help our beleaguered tourist industry.

 

[Deleted User 11453]

We were due to be in Cornwall next week but at least we got a refund.

 

[TopCat]

Luckily we hadn't firmed up any holiday plans for this year. It'll be a long while before I go anywhere near an airport. Maybe look for a week in The Lakes late summer if lockdown allows

 

[squashjoe]

We were due to be in Cornwall next week but at least we got a refund.

last thread on staycation 2013. At least that's what I found. Anyway we are off to Skegness and Jaywick for a week each.

 

[becs]

Might go to Wales and climb Snowdon depending on how things go.

 

[Arkle]

I tend to think of a staycation as being a long spell of time taken off in which you stay at home (i.e. your own house) rather than a holiday in the UK. Could be to do some work on the house, watch a big sporting event on TV, get a new pet settled into your home or just doing nowt bar having a lie in each day and chilling.

 

[Gala]

Might get a tent and have a dodge over the Lakes and up Northumberland.

 

[Sam Handwich]

Jaywick

Classy

 

[Boz33]

Probably dust down the camping gear and do a bit of that

 

[42]

I things open up by July, prob will go somewhere when we shouldve been away

 

[cornish mackem]

Keep out of Cornwall. We have one hospital and it’s not very good.
Keep your germs near home and bugger off

 

[Boz33]

Keep out of Cornwall. We have one hospital and it’s not very good.
Keep your germs near home and bugger off

You’ll be begging for tourists soon enough, inbreeding doesn’t count as a job or give income

 

[Makem57]

Not unless I have to

 

[Curlyteeth]

Might go to Wales and climb Snowdon depending on how things go.

If you want to stay in the UK (and Wales is open) then I highly recommend this part of the world. Great mountains and great beaches - especially on Anglesey. Don't tend to get many from the North East here

 

[AndrewP]

I'll probably have to make do with a few days in the UK

 

[Big Jeff]

Keep out of Cornwall. We have one hospital and it’s not very good.
Keep your germs near home and bugger off

Emmits

 

[becs]

If you want to stay in the UK (and Wales is open) then I highly recommend this part of the world. Great mountains and great beaches - especially on Anglesey. Don't tend to get many from the North East here

We went when I was about 11 but it rained every day and then the tent nearly blew away in the tail end of a hurricane, so we packed up and came home! Would like to go back and see it properly. I'd like to go to Portmeirion again.

 

[The soap powder]

was just chatting about this today

We currently have a big cottage property booked for 14 of us in mid August just south of the lakes, hopefully still goes ahead

If it goes pear shaped might take the kids camping somewhere

 

[Curlyteeth]

We went when I was about 11 but it rained every day and then the tent nearly blew away in the tail end of a hurricane, so we packed up and came home! Would like to go back and see it properly. I'd like to go to Portmeirion again.

Yeah, it's a nice trip portmerion. I always think with a British summer that if you spend a lot of time camping or outdoors etc you will get probay get some sunny spells. You just have to put up with the showers etc. It's when you get endless days of rain without break that people lose the will to live

 

[Deleted User 11453]

Keep out of Cornwall. We have one hospital and it’s not very good.
Keep your germs near home and bugger off

You should work for the Kernow tourist board.