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Yes Shims, there's outdoor space/shared gardens and designated parking for a car we don't have.
That's another pro as neither of us can manage the garden any more. But it's a sad pro 
xxx
Trying to be chronological here is like playing splat the rat!
Post are popping up in bits of the thread that we have moved on from and on a phone this means going back several pages, the only clue that we need to do this being other people referencing stuff we haven't seen or posts not making sense. Regardless of the sanity of the poster 
Cheers
yep, things are getting jumbled up, so I'm hitting the hay.
Night night hons, sleepy time for me. Sending you both hugs xxx 
