Thanks for the thought! If anyone at the Rila from Saturday onwards sees a single mum and two kids looking a bit upset (perhaps not so upset ) you'll know what has happened.
Perhaps I should 'stash the cash' her her bag, or the kids - or perhaps spread round the three of them. Mmmmm, look out for 'single' husband / father, mid thirties, overweight and on his back (not just on the slopes)
Perish the thought! Mind you if you hear same bloke in departure lounge ...
Carlton,
Thanks for the thought! If anyone at the Rila from Saturday onwards sees a single mum and two kids looking a bit upset (perhaps not so upset ) you'll know what has happened.
Perhaps I should 'stash the cash' her her bag, or the kids - or perhaps spread round the three of them. Mmmmm, look out for 'single' husband / father, mid thirties, overweight and on his back (not just on the slopes)
Perish the thought! Mind you if you hear same bloke in departure lounge at Gatwick on Sat afternoon saying, "I'll just carry the Sterling, my dear." You'll know what is afoot
THERE IS NO PROBLEM WITH GETTING LEVS IT IS JUST THE THICKIES THAT WORK IN BANKS WHO DONT GET ASKED THE QUESTION VERY OFTEN BUYING LEVS IS PERFECTLY LEGAL ABOUT 2.67 TO THE £.
There is a limit on how much Lev you can take in but it works out at about a grand I think....anymore and their economy would collapse. I took travellers cheques last year and it was a mare. Couldn't change many up at a time and commission was loads. I'm just going to take Levs with me this time.
Got some yesterday at Co-op Travel, had to order but only two days lead time. Not a brill rate 2.54 but I only bought enough to tide me over for the first day.
The travel agent told me we could take equivelent of £1900 in. She didn't mention anything about not being able to bring them home though, Pamps Pete said it was illegal.