You can get a week all in for £6k
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Being married to a Ghanaian building houses there is a fraction of the cost of building one here ….My hubby built one as soon as he started making money here in the UK but primarily it wasn’t for us especially although it does has a separate annex for us if we go to visit his family … he built it so his parents and siblings could move out of the slums they were living in and have a better life … Ghanians are very family orientated and you can bet without doubt if they did have a house built there Family would very much be living in it…. And it would be very basic … the first time I went it was a totally culture shock … especially the fact that because of Dumsor you never knew when the electricity would be on or off lol…
Really £1k each that's cheap
She tells that many lies I’ll believe it when they are actually on the plane heading to Jamaica but these days you can fake anything even that it’ll probably be a photoshopped Skegness
Penzance and Hayle are both relatively flat and nice areas to stay. I would investigate on Tripadvisor for Air B&B there are loads of lovely ones all over Cornwall.Please delete if not allowed
Hey Twollies
So i really wanna come to Cornwall in September with hubby and pooch.
Live in West Yorkshire so its far away! So i need to get it right if i decide
I am going to be 40 and ive done sooo many abroad holidays and cruises over the years but they are too hard for me now so thought why not Cornwall as always wanted to go. September maybe quieter too as outside school hols.
I struggle with mobility. I dont need a wheelchair but i cant walk for long periods of time. I know Cornwall can be hilly so that is something i need to avoid.
What will be the best area for us to stay? Im thinking Air B&B we dont want hotel as i need to take medical supplies and need a house/cottage type just for us.
I want to experience things i can manage in cornwall and we dont mind driving to places if they arnt near to the area we will stay in.
I have googled but honestly im lost with it, it has so many answers about places that are flatish but i dont know one from the other. Past london im unfamiliar with.
Nothing better than asking those who already live there but i appreciate this might not be allowed on here as its not Claire related haha.
I want beach and nice restaurants. Towns to visit with independent shops etc.
If anyone can suggest any places in Cornwall ideal for me then i can look into them x
I hear you on the mobility side of things I’ve developed PMR this year so understand your struggle.
Places to visit:
St Ives but very hilly
Polperro is so beautiful that’s a must!
Looe is very touristy but maybe okay in September.
Padstow bit hilly though.
Fowey
Truro is a lovely place especially for shopping and have a lot of independent shops too.
Charlestown a couple of miles away from St Austell is really lovely! Have some lovely restaurants around there I can’t remember all the names but I’m sure if you google them the best ones will appear!
Definitely go in September! It’s always crazy in the school holidays!
Happy 40th birthday to you for this year
P.s You’ll actually be able to buy stuff from the bakeries because the resident
won’t be here 
Hopefully I’ve been of some help to you
There were cheaper in different parts of the island, can't remember if they were all inc. I just looked for Montego Bay because they were watching a youtube about there
Ha ha ha Jamaica in August is crazy! I got stuck in the cat 5 hurricane last October in Jamaica with my family it was awful 
Loved Jamaica but it was very hot in October but August will be hell for young kids the humidity is something else
If spending that kind of money why not Florida or something more child oriented
Loved Jamaica but it was very hot in October but August will be hell for young kids the humidity is something else
If spending that kind of money why not Florida or something more child oriented
Thanks Wendy thats fab! Penzance did come up as an area on my google searches but not heard of Hayle so will definately look that upPenzance and Hayle are both relatively flat and nice areas to stay. I would investigate on Tripadvisor for Air B&B there are loads of lovely ones all over Cornwall.
I hear you on the mobility side of things I’ve developed PMR this year so understand your struggle.
Places to visit:
St Ives but very hilly
Polperro is so beautiful that’s a must!
Looe is very touristy but maybe okay in September.
Padstow bit hilly though.
Fowey
Truro is a lovely place especially for shopping and have a lot of independent shops too.
Charlestown a couple of miles away from St Austell is really lovely! Have some lovely restaurants around there I can’t remember all the names but I’m sure if you google them the best ones will appear!
Definitely go in September! It’s always crazy in the school holidays!
Happy 40th birthday to you for this year
P.s You’ll actually be able to buy stuff from the bakeries because the resident
Hopefully I’ve been of some help to you
Other areas you mention are on the list to visit but wouldnt stay there as main base.
Penzance is nearly 7hrs drive from me its the only thing putting me off. But if i think that way then id never go!
I will definately be trying a proper cornish pasty as ive never had one! Not worried about calories as i need to put weight on
I also love Port Isaac … but again it’s quite hilly last time I was there we sat in a little pub near the quay and listened to The Fishermen Friends … it was a fantastic evening the locals were so friendly …Penzance and Hayle are both relatively flat and nice areas to stay. I would investigate on Tripadvisor for Air B&B there are loads of lovely ones all over Cornwall.
I hear you on the mobility side of things I’ve developed PMR this year so understand your struggle.
Places to visit:
St Ives but very hilly
Polperro is so beautiful that’s a must!
Looe is very touristy but maybe okay in September.
Padstow bit hilly though.
Fowey
Truro is a lovely place especially for shopping and have a lot of independent shops too.
Charlestown a couple of miles away from St Austell is really lovely! Have some lovely restaurants around there I can’t remember all the names but I’m sure if you google them the best ones will appear!
Definitely go in September! It’s always crazy in the school holidays!
Happy 40th birthday to you for this year
P.s You’ll actually be able to buy stuff from the bakeries because the resident
Hopefully I’ve been of some help to you
Try holidaycottagespolperro on Facebook or online. We’ve stayed there lots of times in different cottages and can’t fault any of them. We’ve been all over Cornwall, but we’re always drawn back to Polperro. We’re also going in September and can’t wait.Please delete if not allowed
Hey Twollies
So i really wanna come to Cornwall in September with hubby and pooch.
Live in West Yorkshire so its far away! So i need to get it right if i decide
I am going to be 40 and ive done sooo many abroad holidays and cruises over the years but they are too hard for me now so thought why not Cornwall as always wanted to go. September maybe quieter too as outside school hols.
I struggle with mobility. I dont need a wheelchair but i cant walk for long periods of time. I know Cornwall can be hilly so that is something i need to avoid.
What will be the best area for us to stay? Im thinking Air B&B we dont want hotel as i need to take medical supplies and need a house/cottage type just for us.
I want to experience things i can manage in cornwall and we dont mind driving to places if they arnt near to the area we will stay in.
I have googled but honestly im lost with it, it has so many answers about places that are flatish but i dont know one from the other. Past london im unfamiliar with.
Nothing better than asking those who already live there but i appreciate this might not be allowed on here as its not Claire related haha.
I want beach and nice restaurants. Towns to visit with independent shops etc.
If anyone can suggest any places in Cornwall ideal for me then i can look into them x
You’re very welcome! And yes a long way but some really lovely places to visitThanks Wendy thats fab! Penzance did come up as an area on my google searches but not heard of Hayle so will definately look that up
Other areas you mention are on the list to visit but wouldnt stay there as main base.
Penzance is nearly 7hrs drive from me its the only thing putting me off. But if i think that way then id never go!
I will definately be trying a proper cornish pasty as ive never had one! Not worried about calories as i need to put weight on
A Cornish pasty is a must once on a holiday just not 100 like the
Highly recommend getting one from a Malcolm Barnecutt bakery they are the best! Haha! You’ll be fine then!
Polperro is one of my favourite places even though I live in Cornwall I’m actually going to investigate these cottage’s as also not going abroad this year. Thank you for the recommendation!
Is Polperro a good base or is it hilly and difficult with mobility issues? X
It is actually quite hilly not a good base with mobility issues but if you do come you must visit there it’s the most beautiful place in Cornwall in my opinion anyway!
Hey Bailey fellow West Yorkshire twoll. Im desperate to go to Cornwall but the drive puts me offPlease delete if not allowed
Hey Twollies
So i really wanna come to Cornwall in September with hubby and pooch.
Live in West Yorkshire so its far away! So i need to get it right if i decide
I am going to be 40 and ive done sooo many abroad holidays and cruises over the years but they are too hard for me now so thought why not Cornwall as always wanted to go. September maybe quieter too as outside school hols.
I struggle with mobility. I dont need a wheelchair but i cant walk for long periods of time. I know Cornwall can be hilly so that is something i need to avoid.
What will be the best area for us to stay? Im thinking Air B&B we dont want hotel as i need to take medical supplies and need a house/cottage type just for us.
I want to experience things i can manage in cornwall and we dont mind driving to places if they arnt near to the area we will stay in.
I have googled but honestly im lost with it, it has so many answers about places that are flatish but i dont know one from the other. Past london im unfamiliar with.
Nothing better than asking those who already live there but i appreciate this might not be allowed on here as its not Claire related haha.
I want beach and nice restaurants. Towns to visit with independent shops etc.
If anyone can suggest any places in Cornwall ideal for me then i can look into them x
hope you ver somewhere booked from all the helpful recs 
I hope you ordered them a scratch card when you revealed the destination?
Also hope you had the ring light set up and prepped the kids to dance and jump about once they have revealed the destination!
You didnt? Wow! Someone call social services.
Same here its looking like a near 7hr drive to Prozance and i just dont think I can bear itHey Bailey fellow West Yorkshire twoll. Im desperate to go to Cornwall but the drive puts me off
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