Buying a REMOTE COTTAGE in IRELAND. (And Portugals off the cards)

[@campervibe]

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[@jobimzwarts4529]

This code does not appear to work outside the UK, is that correct?

[@sunniross7043]

Cannot order Yfood to States...

[@deirdregallagher9442]

Cannot order to Ireland🙈🙈🙈😢

[@PaulGappyNorris]

We bought and sold in Ireland -All went very quickly. Getting a PPS number is the very basic prerequisite to doing anything. Don’t forget that the health service is absolutely shite over there so don’t get ill 😬

[@lavignemorte]

100%

[@merv690]

when it was suggested to have a camper vibe meet up ,Emily said she worried no one would turn up can you imagine a crowd of 100k think you will need a big venue !!!!!!!!! 3500 views in 30 mins , getting the numbers you deserve congratulations

[@campervibe]

I would totally still worry 😂

[@orchidhouse297]

I understand how you could fall in love with Ireland. It's not called the emerald isle for no reason. I have to admit it was sorely tempting, on my visits to Ireland, to search for a property.

[@phildean1059]

born in the UK moved to Canada in my early 20,s been here for 50 years travelled the world and I agree with you both Ireland is place I could happily live in love your content keep it coming you guys are awesome

[@AprilRoseNW]

Never bored with you ! Love seeing how much you care about each other ! You’re very fortunate to have found someone you just “fit” with so well . ❤

[@campervibe]

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[@jamesc.hoffman7168]

We actually like this type of video a lot. Thanks for having us over for a visit!

[@campervibe]

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[@tanyabassett8287]

We live south of Bordeaux on the Bassin d'arcachon and every year at carnaval time the processionary caterpillars arrive for a couple of months. It's awful what they do to dogs and cats but it's nearly as bad for humans. My friend stood on one and spent 6 weeks looking like Marilyn Monroe with the big sunglasses and a headscarf, her face was so disfigured. Our neighbours son was hospitalised for 3 days, he was 11 and his whole body swelled up like a balloon because he played on a pine tree that had fallen in a storm and it was covered in caterpillars. After these horror stories we walked our Golden every day where there were caterpillars and he never went near them and went as far as to step over them, he must have had a sixth sense luckily. Great you're having a chill time it's good for you. In France it takes from 3 to 6 months to buy a property, we've done it a few times. Enjoy yourselves that's what counts 😊😊😊

[@denisryan7536]

Love you two , relieved & delighted to hear you're both keeping so well!.. Thanks for the very kind words about my lovely Ireland etc very touching.. Enjoy the next month or two off!

[@loril.mangold8160]

Put a drain hole in the floor that you can plug, use a stopper from a metal water bottle canister, and get a tray with a hole that fits exactly in the hole in the floor, and then you can pick up your shower pan put it away when you are not using it, put a plastic curtain rod up and use a black solar water bag that gets hot from the Sun, hooks in the ceiling for the curtain. No remodeling, just a few adaptations

[@sarahjudd4353]

Sometimes you just need to stop & breathe.. to chill, appreciate all you have, all to come. Have fun, laugh & enjoy. We all luv ya! 💌

[@denisemahood9162]

Love that you're putting your life and yourselves first. They are the most important things. And no worries, your chit chat vlogs are a delight. Take care. 🍁

[@campervibe]

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[@ceriedwards3]

So true

[@JamesBond-vg6wz]

Happy St..Patrick's day..💚 and the 100k milestone..👍..Sending ❤ to the world wherever its needed..

[@stephaniegarvin4142]

I used to spend up to 2 weeks on large boats at a time and found that giving out fresh ginger for seasick passengers to suck on worked wonders.

[@elizabethbarberis9058]

Never boring, ever 🙃 I'm really looking fwd to seeing you back in Ireland and am glad you've rested up and restored your good selves. A tip for the crossing? Peppermint tea. The warmth will help soften your heaving stomach muscles, it's an ease for nausea and... it will taste marginally better on it's return. Blessings to you all.

[@campervibe]

Thank you 🙂

[@robertwatford7425]

Oranges taste the same comng up as they do going down :-)

[@RolyHough]

54k+ views and yet only 6.6k hit the like button… come on folks you know that you like these girls so hit the thumbs up button and give them a smile…😊 I never knew about this caterpillars 🐛 either, horrible little buggers….. Keep up the good work ladies, it’s really nice seeing a channel that’s not ramming down our throats how many freebie’s they are getting. We all know it’s annoying when that happens because the rest of us end up having to buy the goods. I’ve been watching a few years now and enjoy every video you do. Well Done & Thank You Both. KEEP IT UP XX

[@davidadderson2100]

Ladies, I have just caught up with the news about Mandy's diagnosis and watched a bit of Johns video explaining things. Thank you for supporting them at such an awful and stressful time. I realise the videos lag behind life so this was probably a while ago but it was lovely to hear that you had been helping them

[@deana1111]

Yes definitely do a rebuild! You could build a doggie bed sleep bed that converts to a shower when needed. You could make waterproof walls that lift up from inside the dog bed into the shower walls and folds back down when back to the bed.

[@IsabelCurdes_photos]

Take care of yourselves and thanks so much for the update! Good to see that you are doing well. I waited nearly too long and now I have been stationary for 6 weeks, doing the same you are doing - mainly taking care of my health and fitness. It is so important, especially as a middle-aged bird in a van 😂

[@Frida3728]

You are delightful and charming in your ‘chilling time’ videos as you are in your camper videos. Thank you for sharing your ‘peopleness-ability’ with us

[@LaureninGermany]

Those caterpillars are no joke. I worked somewhere where there was an area where they are and we had to carry our dogs- they get in the paws, and human skin contact is very painful, too. I love that you have had a chance to catch up with yourselves, if you know what I mean. You‘ve got a huge project ahead and have done so much to get to this point. Health is truly the most important. You only realise it when it‘s gone. (Don‘t worry, I got mine back) Miss your uploads, though! Couldn‘t have clicked faster! ❤❤

[@campervibe]

I know they are horrendous and so many about, the campsite is really good at being on top of them 🙌

[@gwynethglas-brown9171]

Lovely to see you both and hear what you been doing 😊 🙏🤞 you Hear very soon about the Cottage😊 I know it can take ages but sometimes its a just a bit too long , you begin to think “ they are hibernating with the paper work 😅 . Enjoy the rest of your stay in Portugal🥰

[@crystalwriter]

Happy you've had this time together. Health; physical, mental and emotional requires work and attention paid. Love to see your affection and love for one another! We need so much more of this in the world. Excited about the cottage content to come. Stay well and happy!!

[@campervibe]

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[@tarfreyrio]

Great that you are both having time out for yourselves. I have finally caught up as i was behind due to a busy life with new dogs lol I really hope one day uou get to come down to nz as i think you would love the greenery here..beaches...bush...mountains.lakes ..rivers and climate. Oh and people xx would love to have a beer and snacks xx

[@wilsonwombat3456]

Thanks for the update. Good to see you’re spirits are high. You could always shower outdoors with a shower/privacy tent.

[@jamesmattoon9479]

Your presentation style is absolutely fabulous, don't change a thing, it's become refreshingly natural ! The Processionary Moth Caterpillars apparently just come out of the Pine trees in spring, to pupate in the ground near by; so the lines of caterpillars are searching for the perfect spot to pupate !! I was on a pine forest road in Extremadura last March, where there were so many live and run over caterpillars on the road that walking as a human was tricky, trying not to step on them, so for a dog it would have been like hell !! J

[@campervibe]

Yeah that’s what we said, they come down to bury themselves in the ground to become the moths, it’s when they come down to find their next spot that they are the issue unfortunately

[@shelleyderossi1737]

On the caterpillars even when they are dead they are toxic for the babies. We was fortunate that a vet was so close. Looking forward to the Ireland home fingers crossed. Yes we can relate to the heat but we just go to uk in summer lol take care enjoy the relaxation hugs and kisses to you all xxx

[@cherylmartin8086]

In February 2022 & 23 in we did trips along the Norway coast with Hurtigruten. We learnt early that sailors drink/take ginger (in any form) to combat seasickness. There was always small glasses of it at breakfast and we always had one or two as we loved it and it certainly worked for us in extreme rough seas. If you have a nutribullet mix your own drinks to last during your trip, you need only have a small glassful a day. 😊

[@Shonierose]

I know you are al ready there, but Ginger Root is excellent for motion sickness. In a tea or ginger snaps...what ever way you can get it down. I'm glad I've found your channel!

[@gillianspedding4910]

Have fun guys, it was so lovely to see you again. Stay safe. ❤

[@mindfulnessofrelaxationini4555]

I agree with the wrist band for seasickness. You can also learn where the spot the bead sits over and use your finger to apply pressure in the case you don't have the bands. It's something like two finger widths down from the wrist. Play with the spot a little bit, when you get the right spot you should feel it a bit in your stomach. It's maybe worth looking at a KZbin about how to find and apply the pressure. Also, if you can find out where the centre of the ship is - length, height and width wise - and if you can get close to that area - it is the part of the ship that moves the least. Also, lower decks move less than the upper decks. Of course outter decks in fresh air is helpful but sometimes the visual of the water and the motion can actually make matters worse and of course, sometimes the weather makes that hard. Centre of the boat is best. Whenever I get on a ship, the first thing I do is find the centre. And I always have something I can use to get sick in with me so in such an event, I am not left scrambling to find the loo. Try and eat a reasonable but not large meal an hour before travelling. Some people think an empty stomach is better but actually it is better to have eaten. Take saltine crackers with you. It often works to nibble on them every time the feeling of seasickness starts to rise. They help absorb the bike that is forming. They don't completely take the feeling away but they really can help keep the nauseated feeling at bay. And motion sickness drugs - they can help a lot. If you visit a pharmacist where you are, they can advise you the best for your situation. Let them know that immediately following being on the ship you will be driving so they don't give anything that will impair you. There is at least this one good thing about seasickness: after a few hours on solid ground, it starts to disappear. But yeah, motion sickness is a beast. I heard a description of bravery that l quite like. It is knowing the thing you are going to do is going to be hard and that there might be fear and you do it anyway. With that in mind, in regard to sea travel - You. Are. Brave 💪👏💐🥂

[@mindfulnessofrelaxationini4555]

(the bile, not the bike 😳😉)

[@campervibe]

Yeah she is normally alright after an hour back on solid ground. I’m fortunate that I don’t suffer but feel for her how it affects her, hopefully some of these ideas will work

[@Oranjeplantsoen37]

A very good morning ladies, Hope you are well. We enjoying yours videos a lot. In the last video you asked for a good advise for seasickness.Please please try sea-band. Very simple and very helpful. It helped me by traveling in the car, by earoplane and very important by the crossing to UK. Very beautiful for holidays. Nice trip HOME to Ireland. Greetings

[@Tretz624]

When Elayna from Sailing La Vagabond was having issues with sea sickness she used Reliefband. It’s a wearable motion sickness device. another,piece of advice is when picking the cabin, choose a low floor, and in the center,of the boat. Not stern, or bow. You feel the movement in those areas the most.

[@simonerutterford5556]

Yes!!!! Rebuild with shower!! Just want to see how you do it. We are considering the same. Tips would be amazing. 😊

[@lieslscheffel9299]

For seasickness, try Meclazine HCl (sold as Bonine in the US). I get terribly seasick, and it works great for me.

[@CharmingVanAxJ]

Sea Bands is the best brand for the wrist bands. Used for years, always carry a spare too.

[@zubeystinzen540]

You two look positively radiant & glowing so keep up the good vibes❤

[@ellenclayton5955]

for your shower--recess a shower pan with a drain in the floor. Literally in the middle of the van. Make an insert with existing flooring over a wood frame to cover shower pan when not in use. Plumbing can simply hang from the ceiling. Shower head / hose can be removable. make a simple ring of stainless steel to hold the shower curtain. My sister has that in her factory made Dodge camper van

[@angiekowalczyk4440]

Yes, if you do decide you really need a shower in your van Louise then this would seem to be a good idea. Then you don't lose the space permanently. I've just decided to take mine out, two reasons. 1. it introduces steam/water/humidity thus damp into the van . 2. It makes my van seem much smaller, less airy, cuts off the 'view ' down that side of the van.

[@siouxj3936]

Sea sickness 🤢going on our first cruise I was also worried about crossing bay of Biscay and was not going to take any chances ...I wore the wrist bands., used natural patches which you place near your belly button and snacked on ginger biscuits managed 6/8 swells crossing the bay with only mild feelings of light headedness .,..had some seaband pills with me just in case but never needed them

[@IrishTextileCraftsandMore]

Congrats on getting fit. Definitely keep Fanny as is. She is perfect ❤

[@StarryogaYogamantra]

oh god I did that route last October from Bilbao. Lie down for the trip, drink coke and get acupuncture bands for your wrists and take sea sick tabs - then you will be fine. Its a bit grim but you will be ok, we sailed in a storm that didn't help

[@duncancremin1708]

Normally, I’m not a big fan of other people’s PDAs, but you two remind me so much of myself and my beautiful better half, it doesn’t make me cringe at all. And, cards on the table, we hold hands, kiss, hug etc in public all the time, so I don’t think I can really complain, even if I don’t like it. But, nothing you two have ever said or done on YT has ever bothered me. Far from it. Loving your content, even when you don’t think it’s good. The last one was also fun, despite your misgivings. Keep doing what you do and thank you both for sharing. You always make me smile, no matter what crap I have going on.

[@TheJenna52]

I've always heard it's a real PITA to purchase property in Europe takes for forever but onces its done smooth sailing. Have fun with your projects.😎

[@campervibe]

🤞🙌🙂

[@peterneal7160]

A Cheap Seasick remedy is:- gaze at the Horizon because that doesn't move! Watching stuff moving on a boat makes your Head swimmy and you can get sick! I've found the rougher it is the better I am!

[@francesclark363]

Sea sickness ginger anything . Get a cabin in the centre of the boat (pivot point)

[@lynmoore8355]

well guys glad to see your Vvlog tonight, and its great to see that you are relaxing, doesn't matter when you Vvlog justenjoy what you are doing and relax, hope you get to 100k members..... does that mean you get that big Plague from Utube.... take care and see you next time....

[@campervibe]

😀😀

[@sheltie4us]

For seasicknes there is primatour think called cinnarizine. Works quite ok

[@jillkerly1228]

Lovely to see you again, take all the time you need to rest and recuperate before your big renovation project. Ireland is definitely the best 🍀

[@sunniross7043]

I like seeing your affection Louise, So... it's sweet here and there!

[@cyndeeh]

Well,be safe on your travels ladies! Much love to you and your fur babies! So glad i found you at the beginning!

[@MegJones7]

Look at the horizon as much as you can (seasickness is your eyes telling you something different from what your ears and balance mechanism is telling you)and keep your eyes closed the rest of the time. I know, not altogether practical but it works. Sturgeron can knock you out. The wrist bands sound great but do the above as well.

[@fionaneal8659]

Ooh hallo, you might want to give ginger nuts a go, as you know ginger is very good for the old digestion - so a cuppa tea and a ginger nut might help! but you might not get our fave brand where you are but just a thought. Lovely to hear all your news 😊xx

[@libellula3313]

How did I miss this video? Great vlog. I'm here for the waffle! Easter soon Emily - chocolate time! Easter 🪺 Jo in France 🇫🇷

[@jennyd255]

Life is made more interesting by Camper-Vibe updates, even an occasional quick restaurant review would be lovely, but enjoy your downtime and relaxation before the big push. Having just finished renovating the wee house that we brought in Scotland during 2022 I know that your next 18 months will be pretty full on! So enjoy your well earned pre-project lull...

[@susanalbertson6811]

I am really impressed with your choice to take it easy right now and take care of yourself physically and emotionally your numbers will grow exponentially Positive vibes

[@visitbeforeyougo]

🎉 so happy to see you both!

[@jeanineacree6355]

Sea bands you wear on your wrists. They sit on your pressure points to stop sea sickness.

[@echoravenrider932]

No worries about vids for a bit! Relax and take a real vacation. You'll be busy again soon enough!

[@ZanyZoomers]

Glad you are chilling but i do miss your weekly videos, they’re never boring! . Lots of exciting things ahead and can’t wait to get you back to Ireland. We bought in Ireland just over two years ago (husband is Irish), and if you like you, you accept the rain, then it’s absolutely stunning. We love it… Chill and get some relaxation and fruity shenanigans 😂

[@carolemousdell4444]

Oh you totally deserve all those viewers, such entertaining videos, never boring! Great little catch up I can understand Emily's frustration with the cottage, keeping my fingers crossed everything goes well and you are in soon. Good to see you chillin' out and enjoying each other's company ❤

[@joshubrook324]

Aw you both look so happy and relaxed glad your enjoying your pre-cottage time xx

[@julymoon4815]

Just do what you need to and we will be here waiting for your return. Enjoy your rest, love to you all and stay safe. xxxx

[@lauraleemann3563]

You kids are so much fun.Thanks for being there

[@WendyWilson-s6c]

I moved from Cornwall to Northern Ireland and love it. It’s so nice to know you have taken time for yourselves you deserve it make sure you enjoy it xx

[@gerdahenirich8733]

Good for you enjoy...Cornwall sounds beautiful.. I hope you picked a nice place...😊

[@MsShellbell97]

Ice behind the neck is the best thing for quick relief from sea sickness. Learned that from going on small boat rides in the middle of the ocean.

[@FloridaSandy]

I get terribly sick from flying and on boats. Dramamine really works. Get the non drowsy one. Hope you get your cottage all sorted soon!

[@campervibe]

Thanks ☺️

[@AndyMason-c6k]

Hi Ladies, My wifes condition of me doing a self build was installing a shower. It's a very small shower/toilet, but we've never looked back. We couldnt do without it. Just had a great weekend around Portumna, but Ireland and even better weather will be here when you get back. Enjoy that hot winter sun, and your time together.

[@campervibe]

So true it will be there 😀

[@beatdizzy]

12:05 - we do love it xx

[@beatdizzy]

Pacific Northwest here. We love the rain too xx

[@Hereandnow3]

Emily wants the house to put all her snacks in, that’s really the issue!! Fingers crossed for your home with keys in hand quickly ladies! So very glad you get time to be together and so present for one another! Woooooo ! Come on people let’s get you two to 100,000💜😻💙🐾💕🌈💝

[@shirleymurray2232]

Fanny is just perfect! Concentrate on the cottage and your health! ❤

[@susanwood9678]

I'm w/ Emm! Now! Get it done!

[@margaretcostigan5512]

Can’t wait to see u get your cottage here

[@juliefairbrother6786]

I am coming to Ireland in May for 3 months and may bump into you both. I am a single female traveller in my 60's and adore Ireland.

[@saftie]

Aww lovely to see Summer taking centre stage!

[@justinefleming7756]

Hi we lived in castelo branco, for a year,off grid.the heat was horrendous our river dried up,so no water,we also met the caterpillars and the worst thing was the poison centerpide,I trade on one,lucky it didn't bite,then we woke with one crawling on us in bed,so scary,scorpion to.We had no idea.The people are lovely though.

[@campervibe]

Sound like a lot of critters

[@walkingwithjohnanddiana]

It's great to see you both having some down time, relaxing, and having time for each other. It is all too easy to get wrapped up in things (work/business especially), and lose sight of what is really important. Fingers crossed for the cottage. Thanks for sharing another installment of your lives. BTW, we have just been to Blackpool with you, so still some way to catch up! We are enjoying all your videos and, my, how you have progressed. ❤

[@alohapoppet6107]

Lou if you remember I told you to get stugeron for sea sickness. Like you I get sea sickness real bad I have never got sick once on these. Take 2 a least 2 hours before travel. DO NOT take if you forget to take them and you are already sick it will make you feel 10 times worse. You can get these from boots. I promise you will not get sick on these. Also they do not make you sleepy unlike some of the other brands. Love you guys

[@curleycale8274]

From one old bird to two old birds (different scale for me🤣) I love seeing all the things you do, even including unsolicited demonstrations of marital passion! Love you both

[@coleen-francis5317]

Kwells are great travel sickness tabs! Love your content...Summer ❤ must be the coolest cat on earth!

[@emmajohnson9270]

Stugeron - my dad was a pharmacist and this is what he recommended to me, with a little glass of beer , it works a treat….!

[@mikeandcheryl]

Kwells tablets. Seasickness is caused by the eyes sending a message saying you're not moving and the ears saying you are moving. The confusion causes nausea. If they both tell your brain the same it passes; therefore, don't lie down or go in the cabin if you feel ill, go out on deck or by a window so your eyes see you are moving too. Hope that makes sense.

[@michellemorrison6945]

Hi just to say love watching and hearing about Ur adventures love love sending hugs and safe travels from bonnie Scotland xx

[@evelyngorfram9306]

For seasickness: 1) Sea Bands. These are wristbands with a nub on the inside that fits onto a pressure point just above your wrist, and it maybe sounds a little healy-feely and like it wouldn't work; but it does. 2) Green apples. The smell, and sometimes even a small slice, of a green apple can really help calm feelings of seasickness. 3) The horizon, or a view of dry land. Fixing your eyes on something that doesn't move with respect to gravity & the earth can also help a lot. &, if all else fails, go sit under a tree. 🌳(old sailor joke)

[@campervibe]

Cheers

[@TrefyJot]

Stematil - BUT it's a PoM so you have to see your GP. For longer trips across water I found being as near to the stern (ask Emily 😊) and lying down the best way to get thru mal de mer. I think your bit of "me[us]" time is imperative. Humans and four-footers alike. Enjoy!

[@craster_van_kippers]

Me and Lisa were out walking from Malaga last week. I saw these “poor” caterpillars trying to cross a path but were dying in the suns heat. I decided to help them and picked some up to put them in the grass. Well I wish I’d seen your vid first….. really bad very itchy rash worst on hands but mysteriously on my bum and back etc. covered myself in yoghurt which helped but it’s only calming now 6days. Now as a heads up there is an Oak species of these in Kent area.

[@gregbolitho9775]

and the grass is amazingly green. Nice to seeya m8s, Emily, Louise and Summer missed A.J. Hope your doing well, stay vertical Eh!

[@claudiatschei4507]

Shower and a dry toilette with separation would be perfect for Fanny 😍🤩

[@annbuckle5880]

I can fully understand why you both are chilling as life when you get that house is going to be so busy. 😊

[@meredithbigham-lloyd9441]

Yep a forced rest. Travelling is taxing so you'll be refreshed and ready for the cottage renovations plus bet the kids are enjoying vegging out in one place as well. Take care gals and guy and enjoy the rest. Love "us" South Australia xxx

[@Waynethepainsmurf]

Thanks for checking in with your new adventures ladies. Good luck 🍀 in your Ireland home. Can't wait to see it. All the best. ❤️ Wayne.

[@mistyeyes6710]

You two are awesome, glad you're staying safe ☺️ fantastic chat vlog 🙏🏼🌹❣️

[@AyyRainer]

I'm so glad you n Emily have been chilling before the storm of that ouse

[@AyyRainer]

fans only? 👀

[@sarahmartella3381]

Hi Both i love watching these videos keep well and healthy that is the main thing. You both are looking very well and very relaxed. Well done Summer you stole the show xx AJ looked very relaxed when you were working out Emily. You will get to 100,000 !! take care and cant wait to hear of your sailing sea sickness!! with love Sarah xx

[@campervibe]

Thanks 😀

[@kerrybutcher283]

I bought a house in Cork and it took from April and got the keys in the following January. So I feel for you.

[@JudyCarter-kl7be]

I wish you every luck in getting your cottage soon!! I just have to say...check out Summer at the 18:45 mark...LOL!

[@campervibe]

😂🐈‍⬛🤦🏻‍♀️

[@gupndors]

Avomine. It's available from online chemists in the UK and it is extremely effective against all nausea not just sea sickness. Highly recommended and we both have used it without any side effects.

[@YvetteWINSTONE-bl8jr]

Glad to hear you are living your best lives. Safe travels xxxx

[@suzannehudson6186]

The best thing for seasickness is Dramamine and you can get a non drowsy one x

[@AwayToMeBus]

Don't change Fannie! You will be busy with the cottage winter or summer, it doesn't matter. And Fannie is perfect!

[@christinee3126]

Couldn't you rig up an outside shower (maybe solar?) using the barn doors with a shower curtain across for hot countries? Lived in France for 2 years and lots of those pesky caterpillars down south. Best to avoid pine forests although they will find an isolated pine tree too. Some towns put traps around the trees so they can't climb down. Enjoy the sun, it's foul here today (Sussex).

[@NEADtoraiseawareness]

Its good to see you guys focus on your health and well-being, it's also really good to talk about it and promote a healthy lifestyle like that, I wish I was in Portugal doing workouts in the sun every day, it's pretty abysmal in the UK, a lot of rain if only we could send some your way! Very interesting about the caterpillars, I would be over-cautious too as the risk outweighs the paranoia 😂 lovely to see you guys, peach and love to you both and the furr babies💛🐾xX