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Nic Barnes

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9th Sep 15 at 13:26

Thats the business park. on the right with the blue sign above is an awesome sandwich shop.

Ben G

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9th Sep 15 at 13:34

Mate just admit you got caught out by Davey the internet detective.

Nic Barnes

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9th Sep 15 at 13:43

he is just spamming.

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9th Sep 15 at 20:15

Lmao

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9th Sep 15 at 20:51

Nic Barnes

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9th Sep 15 at 20:59

Don't really understand the problem here

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9th Sep 15 at 20:59

Should of bought the abandoned caravan by willay that had a better location.

Nic Barnes

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9th Sep 15 at 21:07

Not really. It's an excellent place to live and I am looking forward to it. Can't say I have an issue living near a hair dressers, a sandwich shop and some IT consultants.

Ben G

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10th Sep 15 at 00:29

And an industrial estate.

Nic Barnes

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10th Sep 15 at 06:35

If you are not interested in the updates I will post in here, don't bother replying.

DaveyLC

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10th Sep 15 at 07:03

quote:
Originally posted by Ben G
And an industrial estate.

Don't forget the 171 'affordable' homes.. That's marketing speak for scumbags.

Nic Barnes

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10th Sep 15 at 09:11

quote:
Originally posted by DaveyLC

quote:
Originally posted by Ben G
And an industrial estate.

Don't forget the 171 'affordable' homes.. That's marketing speak for scumbags.

i will look forward to meeting your family

DaveyLC

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10th Sep 15 at 09:28

quote:
Originally posted by Nic Barnes

quote:
Originally posted by DaveyLC

quote:
Originally posted by Ben G
And an industrial estate.

Don't forget the 171 'affordable' homes.. That's marketing speak for scumbags.
i will look forward to meeting your family

Theres certainly lots of green where I live but unfortunately its not a pikey camp as you suspect

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10th Sep 15 at 17:41

This threads great

Nic Barnes

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26th Sep 15 at 18:47

Windows, plastering mostly done downstairs from what I could see in the kitchen anyway, all the sockets and wiring are done for there. Also concrete base for the shed done.

Coming along nicely.

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27th Sep 15 at 09:23

That looks a nice house Barnes. Not sure about the molehills in the garden though.

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27th Sep 15 at 11:44

Is it one normal size symmetrical house or a semi and the fence through the middle isn't up yet?

Ben G

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27th Sep 15 at 12:09

It's a semi with the worlds narrowest side windows on the French doors.

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27th Sep 15 at 12:36

Now you've pointed it out they do look a bit afterthought lol. My living room the whole "wall" that looks out the gRden is all glass no wall as such just a massive glass window with doors it's great in summer but cold in winter lol

Nic Barnes

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27th Sep 15 at 16:24

I don't get the side windows either tbh

Can't explain the gravel garden I have no idea what that is for. Quite confused by it.

And yeah it's a 3 bed semi detached. I couldn't afford a 4 bedroom detached, maybe later in life.

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28th Sep 15 at 17:23

Looks nice that

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28th Sep 15 at 21:13

Looks nice mate.

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30th Sep 15 at 09:53

looks great

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30th Sep 15 at 09:55

quote:
Originally posted by Nic Barnes
I don't get the side windows either tbh

Can't explain the gravel garden I have no idea what that is for. Quite confused by it.

And yeah it's a 3 bed semi detached. I couldn't afford a 4 bedroom detached, maybe later in life.

They gravel might be used to aid with draininage, is flooding an issue there?

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30th Sep 15 at 11:32