Selkirk?
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stickywicket
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Does anyone know it? Does anything happen there?
We're contemplating buying a house there but when I google Selkirk I can see no evidence of any community activities whatever.
I looked at the 'In your area' section on here and everything in Scotland seems to be for young people. Alas, not in my wildest dreams could I fit that description :roll:
I know Kelso has lots going on, is flatter and more suitable but.....
Any info gratefully accepted.
We're contemplating buying a house there but when I google Selkirk I can see no evidence of any community activities whatever.
I looked at the 'In your area' section on here and everything in Scotland seems to be for young people. Alas, not in my wildest dreams could I fit that description :roll:
I know Kelso has lots going on, is flatter and more suitable but.....
Any info gratefully accepted.
If at first you don't succeed, then skydiving definitely isn't for you.
Steven Wright
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Is there a library in Selkirk? They usually have lots of info about what's going on and where. I don't know Selkirk as well as the other Border towns, though we do come up to St. Mary's loch occasionally.
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Sorry SW cant really help, but I see the mods have given you some links..wonder if anyone on here goes to the AC meetings..Love
Barbara0 -
Thanks everyone, especially Sharon. We have already contacted the library who gave us a solitary website. Selkirk doesn't seem to be a throbbing hub of industry but we'll keep trying.I've also emailed the local disability shop to ask whether scooters / electric wheelchairs can tackle the gradients there.
Hawick, Musselburgh and Edinburgh are all probably beyond the scooter's capabilities I was going for independence for both myself and Mr SW.
No worries. We'll get something sorted.
My son (who has never known me able-bodied: "Don't worry. You'll make friends as soon as you get out of the house."
Me: "With that steep drive, getting out of the house will be the first problem."
I am thinking of it all as an adventure. Most of the timeIf at first you don't succeed, then skydiving definitely isn't for you.
Steven Wright0 -
Steep drive? We'll have to call you ' Sherpa! '0
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