tips for moving belongings
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tips for moving belongings
Can anyone give me any tips for moving my belongings back to the UK? My problem is really that I have way too much to get it on the plane... both weight and actual size... but there's too much for a removal lorry, as I am not talking about furniture. I think with careful packing you could cram my gear into a family car... except I dont have a car. But as I have items such as a television and a guitar, it's not something I can do just with suitcases - had wondered about going via ferry. So does anyone have any suggestions?
I am looking to go from Sweden back to the UK. Well, its not really even definate, just something I am wondering about vaguely so I thought I would look into the possibilities a little.
I am looking to go from Sweden back to the UK. Well, its not really even definate, just something I am wondering about vaguely so I thought I would look into the possibilities a little.
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Re: tips for moving belongings
Originally Posted by Ophelia
Can anyone give me any tips for moving my belongings back to the UK? My problem is really that I have way too much to get it on the plane... both weight and actual size... but there's too much for a removal lorry, as I am not talking about furniture. I think with careful packing you could cram my gear into a family car... except I dont have a car. But as I have items such as a television and a guitar, it's not something I can do just with suitcases - had wondered about going via ferry. So does anyone have any suggestions?
I am looking to go from Sweden back to the UK. Well, its not really even definate, just something I am wondering about vaguely so I thought I would look into the possibilities a little.
I am looking to go from Sweden back to the UK. Well, its not really even definate, just something I am wondering about vaguely so I thought I would look into the possibilities a little.
Is that an option?
#3
Re: tips for moving belongings
How about taking the train? Or renting a car?
Sorry to hear you're leaving, by the way
-Becs
Sorry to hear you're leaving, by the way
-Becs
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Re: tips for moving belongings
Oh, I'm not!!! I know this post is a bit random. I just wonder about moving back to the UK sometimes as things are not going so well here - shall not go into things here -
I don't think the train would be an idea for the amount of clutter I have. And the post?!?!? Wow, I didnt realise you could send a bike through the post! How do you go about parceling it up?
I don't think the train would be an idea for the amount of clutter I have. And the post?!?!? Wow, I didnt realise you could send a bike through the post! How do you go about parceling it up?
#5
Re: tips for moving belongings
TV's are so cheap to buy that I'd sell it secondhand and just buy a new one when I got to England. I've moved house 14 times and twice internationally and usually just have a good old clear out and give things away to friends and family. Ebay is another alternative for culling your household goods and at least you'd make a bit of money.
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Re: tips for moving belongings
I would advise just making several trips in that case...Ryanair is cheap, so it's a viable idea.
Good luck with everything
-Becs
Good luck with everything
-Becs