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taylormadetours
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I believe it is a fantastic place,never been myself ,but should make the effort. getting a pass or becoming a member of somewhere can be good value, we were members of Chester zoo, we would go for a couple of hours,take a picnic,then come home,as you say you can not do places like that in one day.
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amazingview
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My favourite day out in the UK is the Cotswolds! The scenery is beautiful and the towns are quintessentially (if not a bit stereotypically) English. It's an easy day trip from London, too.
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Insureplc
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You can't go far wrong with a day out in Brighton, got just about everything anyone could want! Beach, South Downs, North/South Laines, Pavillion and the sun is always shining, well its a little dark today!
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brecklandballoons
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Lovely day out on the Norfolk broads, enjoying the wonderful scenery.
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BlvBristol
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| Posted: Wed Oct 21, 2009 9:57 pm Post subject: What's your favourite day out in the uk ? |
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My favorite day out in the UK, was when me and my mate were walking around Bristol. She was showing me her city, it was truly amazing.  I could say the day I landed in the UK was my favorite day but it was a long day lol. Bristol is a wonderful city.  Can't wait to go back |
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Zebedee1982
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Alton tower..... Wooooooooooooooooooooo Hooooooooooooooo!
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Wkirk
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I'd say
St Ives in Cornwall, a stroll through the quaint streets and then the beach, lunch at the Seafood Cafe
or a trip to Whitby, walk through the cobbled streets on the East side, and then up the 199 steps to Whitby Abbey, and then a stroll on the beach |
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Scotland
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My idea of a good day out is to go to the races.
A hot summer afternoon at York and a few beers. Perfect. |
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bristim1987
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| Went to Slimbridge followed by some geocaching nearby this weekend. Great spot if you're intereseted in wildlife/conservation as this was one of the 1st conservation centres.http://www.wwt.org.uk/visit-us/slimbridge |
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Novak-D
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| A trip to London does it for me. There is anything and everything you can do in London! Try not to stay there for more than a weekend at a time though as it isn't cheap |
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Reise
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| I love going to Scarborough, North Yorkshire, for the day. I've done it with my parents since I was a kid and I still don't plan on growing out of it even though I've just turned 26, hehe! We do the traditional stuff; ice cream, fun fair rides, pedal boats, fish and chips (well just chips for me as I'm veggie, lol!). Think we are going again in a month or so |
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PaulApple
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| Posted: Tue Jul 26, 2011 10:21 am Post subject: Paignton |
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My favourite day out in the UK and one which I do every year with my family is to head down to Paignton in South Devon and to also spend a few hours in Torquay which adjoins Paignton.
Make sure to visit Paignton Zoo and the beach in Torquay.! Great part of the UK. |
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UKTraveller
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Joined: 09 Aug 2011
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Location: UK
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| Posted: Tue Aug 09, 2011 10:36 am Post subject: Great things to do |
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| In Inverness Culloden Moor is great to visit, especially to retrace Scottish heritage! |
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Soile.rauskalainen
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Location: Helsinki
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| Posted: Wed Aug 10, 2011 9:27 am Post subject: |
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| if you're into shopping, then definitely go to oxford street. there's nothing better than shopping there on a sunny day. just beautiful, but be prepared to come with a hefty budget. |
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joe salford
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| Posted: Wed Oct 19, 2011 10:06 am Post subject: |
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I really like Greenwich when I took a trip to LondonIt has a beautiful park and some really nice restaurants. Just stay away from surrounding New Cross and Peckham.
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