i think @locke too
Not that I know of, pal.
I might, Iām far too woke
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Itās some craic. Must dig out the PS3 and get it going
Anyone here ever done a trip to either Brussels, Copenhagen or Edinburgh with kids in tow? Anything in particular youād recommend?
A friend did Brussels lately with his two (11 and 9 I guess). Did guts of a week because their flight back was delayed. Think they more enjoyed the day trips to Brugge, Antwerp and Gent
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Legoland is a 3hr drive from Copenhagen. Meant to be worth a visit.
It goes without saying. But Copenhagen is very expensive. Eating out will cost you a fortune
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Leave the kids at home
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Howās the new addition getting on pal?
Only seeing this now! Congrats mate.
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Yeah Iāve heard that. Would it be more expensive than London now?
Not a bother
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Yes
Our little fella isnāt too bad at all. The usual broken night sleep (my good wife does most of it given the work situation) but he generally plays ball. Itās really great when you can cuddle up to him and watch as he looks around trying to make sense with the madness heās been thrown into.
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Heās probably thinking āif this fella drops me, itās a long way downā
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Yes a good bit more expensive. London has loads of cheap options to go with the expensive. The cheapest main course in a very average restaurant in Copenhagen was ā¬25. A pint would be a tenner handy and thatās the starting end. Could be anything after that.
It is a very nice city though. Not sure what it would be like for kids. But great public transport, walkability etc. Nice architecture, low crime, general nice vibe. Cool place. Was only there for a quick look but would go back.
Iām a big fan of Edinburgh as well, thatās gone pricey too but would still be a lot cheaper than Copenhagen.
I wouldnāt bother with Brussels.
ā¬17.50 for a burger and curry chips at the Ploughing I was told today.
Surely you mean burger and a curry chip?
Probably the correct term but the man used āchipsā