Is only mildly annoying. Lots of people asking where the bins though.

I can see a lot of paper cups being left in tables etc

You are right, I was thinking the definition more being taking it up market, fancier etc. didn’t realise the term was more for the human effect.

So only mildly infuriating?

Photo is under the red dot (you can see the play area in the background of the photo) nvm, no you can’t. But that’s where it is!

As in, their reception’s front door has a letter box.

They should give me tea in a mug instead of a waxed paper cup (and plastic lid!) then!

This is right by the cafe/site office/car park though. The reception desk is about 20m to the left and staffed during daylight hours year round.

Not like it’s in the middle of nowhere.

I get your point, there are very few bins elsewhere (mostly by the other car parks) and that’s fine. It’s just that the place that gives you rubbish makes it hard to responsibly get rid of it.

I think it’s a pretty good description. Has a tarmac car park, cafe, bike hire, 3 go ape routes, wheelchair accessible routes and until recently, bins!

I think the site office has a post box

No racoons here. The previous bins had spring loaded flaps to keep the animals out.

They had some reasonably nice bins with wooden shells around them and spring loaded doors to keep the birds etc out.

Look at mostly indexes rather than managed funds. Much lower fees for normally more performance.

Take a look at some whole Europe indexes (check where management is based if that matters) looking at their descriptions/top 10s to see what/where they are actually investing in.

That will mostly get you the big European conglomerates though, you may then have to look into country specific indexes to get the smaller cap companies.

You don’t have to put everything in one basket. Check the buy/sell fees if any and the min investment, you may be able to put €200 in 10 different funds/indexes. (No point if they all invest in the same thing though)