I’ll sort a bakeoff in September once it’s calmed down a little!
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Congrats, relax and enjoy your first night in your new home together.
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Miraculous
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Very jealous. That’s lottery win territory for me. Enjoy what looks like a fantastic place. 
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Obsessed with this house that looks like it took inspiration from the shape of your average meatman.
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Lovely.
Chinny Hill.
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Wood fires are net zero carbon, obviously.
Plotting my next moves in the Norfolk property market
Adequate
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Wanking off to this stuff could become my next hobby.
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Prices are coming down apparantly.
Buy the dip
Some ace listening room potential there 
Not with cheap Focals (I think) on a wood floor like pic 3.
Or could be B&Ws but the same applies.
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It’s one of my hobbies, always have a saved list of properties that I could never afford
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Imagine what the heating bill will be on that.
We’ve had a day of showing around removal Co reps/surveyors today - getting quotes for the move to the bungo. 
When we moved from Ilford to Norfolk, we had the luxury of time. We completed and took possession of the new place, but as the next door neighbour bought the old house and we had arranged with him for the daughters to continue living there until they could find something smaller, there was no pressure to move out immediately.
We transported all of the small stuff in several runs in the Panny and Ann’s Fiesta, then hired a Luton van for one day with two labourer lads for the big stuff. For reasons, this was a bit of a disaster. Low cost maybe, but stressful. 
This time we have the classic one day completion job - vacate by 1pm, move into the bungo the same afternoon. So the question for all of you relocation experts is:
Pay the removals co for wrapping/packing, or do it ourselves. What say you?
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This, with the exception of hifi/records.
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As yer man says 
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Let them pack it all. Full responsibility to them.
It’s not like you are going to be moving again, soon.
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