Yeah the kids built some as well, not a clue what they are though
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Little gems to visit in the UK
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Did that this year, did Brockenhurst and Lyndhurst, never seen so many wild horses in my lifeCamping in the New Forest? Some beautiful villages there, Beaulieu and it's little village, motor museum and abbey, Bucklers Hard, Lymington, Hurst Castle...very nice place for a few days.
Nellies left peg
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Sit in the beer garden and have a pint for me :-) hope you have a good trip mateI’m a few doors down from The Lion in North Street. I will report back week after next :-)
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Stow on the Wold.
LangleyBlue1970
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For a weekend, or even just a day if you’re not too far - Haworth. There’s a lovely pub called The Fleece with accommodation. Quirky shops, couple more pubs and a fairly new IPA/craft beer bar.
Lovely little place.
Lovely little place.
Protein Junkie
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Thank you :-) will do mateSit in the beer garden and have a pint for me :-) hope you have a good trip mate
The Fife coast. St Andrews (great beach and golf) and also picturesque fishing villages/towns - Anstruther, Pittemweem, Crail etc. Very under rated part of Scotland and well worth a visit - not overrun by tourists.
Bluesince1979
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Yeah even for adults its fun to see isnt itWe did indeed see them, noticed one had a look of droopy eye about it, when we watched there was a kid feeding and the sealion slid out onto the orange raft thing to grab the fish.
Almost immediately set about by seagulls the true rats of the air
Also tickled me that we went from berwick where they have a soft geordie accent, to 10 mile up the road to eyemouth where they have strong scottish accent
Yes, you say hi to other dog walkers and you don't know what accent is coming back at you.Yeah even for adults its fun to see isnt it
Also tickled me that we went from berwick where they have a soft geordie accent, to 10 mile up the road to eyemouth where they have strong scottish accent
Where I am staying you drive in a reasonably straight line to Berwick and you change countries at least three times:)
I am officially in a Scottish village.
unicorn
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Love the coast up from Tynemouth; the unpromising sounding Seaton Sluice has one of the best views in the country from the Kings Arms, and Whitley Bay is transformed.Some great towns along the coast, Tynemouth has a great chippy, Longsands, enjoy your trip mate.
Almost anywhere in this country is worth a visit, apart from Maidenhead (prove me wrong).