General Chat

If you went to top end of eastbourne could get Dottie the train along the front (thats if they still run it)

what about east wittering......i know the west does?xxxxxxxxxxxxxx((((:

Lisa, West Wittering in West Sussex is very fancy dancy!. I think Heather was considering a possible move to the poor cousin next door, East Sussex! lol! Ok, so we've got pebbles here in East Sussex and they've got sand there but our seagulls fly lower than theirs and do more damage! Dawnie, the Dotto train's still chugging along the seafront and the Health and Safety Wallas monitor it like an exocet missile! Hal, whereabouts are you? We're in Old Town. Cherryx

Just looking at all the estate agents and getting a little depressed over the sort of place we want as opposed to the sort we can afford. I know eldest son said to me, Dont get a place that I will feel sad when I come to visit you. I am using that criteria as I search and so far the ones we can afford would make son sad. Or are we being to cautious? Idea was to buy a place now, rent it for a while and then sell this place and move chain free with a lot of dosh in our bank account to keep us going. Is that the right thing to do (have we always done the 'right' thing and never got anywhere?). Perhaps we should be like others who just borrow the dosh and somehow manage.

Cherry can imagine them watching it lol. Used to live in Hastings till 4 years ago, many a happy time spent in Eastbourne.

Dymchurch and St Mary's Bay have sandy beaches too - not sure of the rules regarding dogs though. Christina

Heather Spotted a local paper earlier this evening - had a Google and found the site for you .......... http://www.kenthome*co*uk/home/search_homes*asp

Heather, we live in Herne Bay, Kent. Rather pebbly I,m afraid. Don't forget, on most beaches, dogs are banned from using them between April and September

Oh, you are all so lovely, I wish we could make a little village community next to a sandy beach for just GR peeps - heaven. Its not so much we HAVE to walk Ralph on the beach its just if we do, it has to be sand because he couldnt manage hard stones. As long as there is plenty of grass for him everywhere he should be ok. He is such a dear little soul, everyone loves him. But it breaks your heart to see him struggle on pavements. I have suggested to hubby getting him a little trolley to sit in when we are on hard ground but he thinks that would be worse for Ralph.