I find some of those comedies quite funny, others shocking i.e. On the Buses.

You should leave soaps in the tents, and not expect people to use the same bar, god knows what you could catch.

Glamping?, that is not, by any stretch of the imagination, glamping.

Definitely not.

How many of us will remember the final tomorrow? on a Saturday!! oh its 4.20 they just said.

4.20 tomorrow. I will probably forget it's on again.

what happened to the first hosts? I missed the beginning

Not my cup of tea tonight's abode. Looks dangerous getting into the Yorkshire couples tent. The clothes hanger came from the same brand as the bin and kettle of the Yorkshire couple.

Why would you have a design feature of rust in a sink when the purpose of a sink is for washing and hygiene? I don't get it.

They pulled out due to some problem at their B&B.

Sharing soap with other guests??

Never heard that before and wouldn't do that in a million years.

The programme didn't give a reason but the couple said on Facebook that they had been called away due to an issue with their hotel.

thank you

he reminds me of Peter kay or a character PK would portray, you could see him in phoenix nights

I wonder what happens to all the soap that hasn't been used in hotels etc?

My mum used to melt old soap bars down and use them to help with clothes washing.

You're not on your own.
It all looked extremely basic to me, not very well thought through at all and not particularly well equipped.


Less glamping and more endurance for me. The additional £20 per couple for breakfast seemed steep too. The breakfast didn't look particularly good, well, from what you could see. The steamed (not poached) eggs looked hard, the beans were dried up and the hash browns bog standard frozen.

My highlight was seeing HELP! written on the steamed up pod.

I am watching today's episode now- that galloping place looks horrendous, especially in the cold weather

What!! I had 16 different types at the last count.

I'm from Yorkshire.......

You mean there are other kinds?? I have a white plastic kettle and a black one, never had any other kind than plastic.


No but she does look like Sue Cleaver's (Corrie) long lost twin.

Quaint idea - just doesn't work.

To be honest, I'm finding 4iaB rather old hat now, nothing new in it. It needs either resting for a long time or livening up a bit.

I wonder what the ratings are like now? Can't be that good if most of us forget that the show is on.

The Yorkshire man, has he mentioned that he's from Yorkshire? And what is it with every single one Yorkshire man (ones that I can remember) being so bloody dull and joyless?

The idea, I suppose, is that you wash under the tap rather than filling the basin. That would be OK for me, as that's how I wash anyway, but my husband would very much disagree. How's a man supposed to have a proper wash and shave without filling the basin?

I think I'd prefer if my hub washed in a rusted basin he does annoy me everytime he shaves he leaves hair all over the sink!

Oh I am sorry, I apologise if I offended other plastic kettle users. I'm glad you find them to your taste.

I don't watch Corrie but I think I know who you mean.

I actually really liked some of the pods and particularly the one with no curtains....
Certainly a different experience!

You should have made it clear to him that he clears up in the loo, sink, etc. from the start. I did that with mine 40 years ago along with any clothes left on the bedroom floor will be left there if he couldn't be bothered to put things in the wash basket. Never had a problem from day one!

Not offended in the least. I'm always looking at kettles, such lovely styles & colours. but I have arthritis in my shoulders and can't lift anything heavy. I have found that the kettles I would like to have are quite heavy even when empty. But I only need a kettle to heat the water and my kettles looks fine in my black & white kitchen.

I have no objections to cheap plastic kettles in B&Bs that are clean and regularly replaced. I live in a very hard water area and gave up on designer kettles long ago as the scale not only ruins the inside but also the outside around the spout and lid.

I would love to try glamping in a nice, comfortable bed but those prices are far too high. As far as I could tell there was no heating (correct me if I'm wrong) and no electricity so I can't see the justification for the prices. The breakfasts are very expensive, too. How do you make yourself a cup of tea? I think I must have missed half of the episode.

Weird idea, what happens in the middle of June when it gets light at 4am and you're woken up by the low sun shining straight in? No thanks!