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11/4/2013 at 7:11am
Location: E Yorkshire
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Will confirm above post. We moved house last September, and went one further than the suggestion above. We loaded all the camping gear into the trailer and went camping,as the last thing we did from that address. When we returned home, we went to the new house directly. Job done. We are actually in the same position again now, as we are in the process of moving again, as this was only a rented house while we found a new house. We should have been in the new one by now, but a certain high street bank, decided they were not going to give us a mortgage , even though it was for twenty thousand less than they had agreed in principle, and this was five days before we were due to exchange contracts. We are now going through the process of getting one through the Leeds, but they don't appear to be in any hurry to get it sorted either.
So, we are packing as I type (tea break) for a quick couple of days in the Lakes.
Get yourself off camping.
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17/4/2013 at 9:30pm
Location: Sunny Suffolk (West)
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Doing my brain storming for the seaside theme, so far I've got: sand, sea, huts, boats, lighthouse, windbreak, parasol, deck chair, shells, buckets & spades, crabs, fish, nets, starfish, seahorse, seagull, pier, icecream, flipflops, driftwood, seaweed I've got a few craft ideas for the children to do on the saturday morning which I can prep before we go or may get them to do them in the next few weeks.
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17/4/2013 at 11:33pm
Location: Norfolk Cambs Border
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Quote: Originally posted by Tynxuk on 17/4/2013
Doing my brain storming for the seaside theme, so far I've got: sand, sea, huts, boats, lighthouse, windbreak, parasol, deck chair, shells, buckets & spades, crabs, fish, nets, starfish, seahorse, seagull, pier, icecream, flipflops, driftwood, seaweed I've got a few craft ideas for the children to do on the saturday morning which I can prep before we go or may get them to do them in the next few weeks.
Makes mental note to steal all Tynxuk's ideas......
So far I have some seaside bunting and have raided the kids buckets and spades. Plus a recipe for sand dough castles. I am not in the least bit creative 
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18/4/2013 at 11:36am
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Sorry to butt in, but have just seen your post, raf, and wanted to advise you something based on our experience. Take the proof of income into your bank's mortgage guy, and get him to take a copy, then ask him to ring the mortgage peeps and find out whats going on immediately. I only say this because we applied for ours, and it was approved (thankfully we were coming off a self-certified interest-only mortgage ((yup,was a while ago!)) and wanted to change to a mainstream lender, so a move/purchase wasn't hanging in the balance). A month later we hadn't heard anything AT ALL, rang up and were told they had lost our paperwork and nothing had gone through at all, and that we'd have to reapply. In the meantime, the credit crunch had started and banks were getting ridiculously stupid over lending, and they actually refused us the mortgage on the second application! It was only because our bank's mortgage adviser pleaded our case for us, in that they had approved it and it should of gone through, but THEY lost the paperwork etc, that we have the mortgage at all. Don't let them dally or mess you around, keep on at them all the time!
Hope everything goes smoothly for you from hereon in
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19/4/2013 at 10:19am
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Hi CatAndNett
Thanks for the info, but there's no chance that I can involve the bank. It's them that have let us down in the first place. It's a bit more complicated than I have mentioned as I did not want to take up too much space on this hi jacked thread, but it did concern the original poster. Our problem with paper work and income, is that we have just moved, and everything is in boxes, but sadly no idea as to which box it is in. We are just having to wait for the tax office to send us copies of the paper work required. So on this occasion, it is us causing the delay. We do have a LOT of stuff, which has been compressed into a small two bed cottage, from a large five bed house, and really is in total chaos with no space to move the aforementioned stuff about whilst looking for stuff. Any way thanks again for your advice, and we and Blue Stripey Kitten will just have to wait fingers crossed.
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Canvas tent, paraffin light, petrol stove. Heaven
I'd rather be kayaking.
Spent up, not pent up, just had my new tent up.
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