What on earth can I get my parents?!

[Hurricaneinateacup]

They are mid 60s.

So far my mum has a purse and my dad has something he's ordered for himself to so with his hobby (his vintage car) and I'm giving him the money.

I've got about £140 left so could spend either £70ish on each or something combined.

Previously they've had afternoon teas, murder mysteries, river cruises, theatre tickets etc but I cannot see anything this year which I think they enjoy.

Help! They are my only people remaining to buy for.

[SuperFlyHigh]

Money or book for them towards short break.

There's always the oxfam goat if you're really stumped! Joke

[SuperFlyHigh]

When i say book you could book hotel flights etc if you know location and dates.

[BikeRunSki]

Theatre tickets

[Hurricaneinateacup]

Can't find anything they want to see.
Argh!

[Imperial]

Do you have children? Could you book something for them and the children to go to or a photo shoot for them with the children?

[Hurricaneinateacup]

We are in the midlands.
I'm now contemplating a three month cheese subscription for my dad - but still no idea for my mum!

[BabCNesbitt]

Is she a big reader? I got my mum a 6-month subscription to Persephone Books a couple of years ago - they're beautiful items in themselves, so they make great gifts.

[BikeRunSki]

English Heritage/National Trust/Historic Houses Association/RSPB membership depending on who has the most sites locally?

[florentina1]

Does your mum enjoy flowers. Maybe a monthly florist delivery. Pre planted hyacinth bulbs or spring flower bulbs in a pot.

[casperandjasper]

One year I bought my parents a stone bird bath for the garden - they really liked that.

[MelanieCheeks]

Can you buy theatre vouchers so they choose what they want? National Trust membership- have done that one myself. Or if they are regular theatre goers can you get a "Friends" membership for them? Or the Oxfam goat