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perfect village right beside the sea in uk ?
perfect village right beside the sea in uk ?
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cartmel
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More of a town but Criccieth is nice
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sandilands sutton-on-sea is nice place.
it's situated between skegness and mablethorpe. skegness is full of disabled types and fat women. I'm in the process of buying a static caravan out that way. |
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You very lucky sparky a beautiful place . The hours i spent there rockpooling challanges with my sons and the youngests shouts of delight when he finds something unique can never be beaten .
Runswick bay is also special, was there on Armistice day in the afternoon and for a while no one else around, lovely . |
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the leaf 09 Jan 13 16:43
sandilands sutton-on-sea is nice place. it's situated between skegness and mablethorpe. skegness is full of disabled types and fat women. I'm in the process of buying a static caravan out that way. Whatever floats your boat. |
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boing
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though i live not too far away, but i stumbled across a gem , near porthmadog, a little place called borth y gest. beautiful
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I'm off to Exmouth next Saturday.
Any suggestions of nice places round there for an afternoon? On the Monday we will be taking that famous Dawlish sea wall coastal train from Exmouth into Newton Abbot and spend the afternoon at the races. Should be nice if the weather holds up. Has anyone been to NA course? is it nice? |
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wells nxt sea on the north norfolk coast is stunning. beautiful beach, perfect harbour, beautiful little place with about 14 pubs, 200 tea rooms and no superdry shirts. the accents a bit **** and the locals are all related, but its postcard stuff
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im thinking of doing a uk tour down the west , visiting Exmoor, clovelly,bodmin,st ives,penzance, sennen cove, salacombe,dartmoor, bit of coast and country.any excellent b/b , inns hotels on the route recommended
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A great way of enjoying the south west is taking in some stages of the south west coastal path.
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I do like walking Bodmin Moor. Really feels like you ae in the middle of nowhere. Finding The Cheesewring in the fog is a wonder, as is the meal afterwards at the pub of the same name. In fact, just love Cornwall.
Highly recommended is Langmans restaurant in Callington. Tell Gail J from Romford sent you |
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Ravenglass, if you don't mind a bit of radioactivity. On the coast but also still in Lake District National Park.
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Minnis Bay.
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went to salcombe last year when staying in devon, thought it was full of posh people , with public school ankle biters , nice place if it was in the north. expensive too.
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Skeggy is a "Live" audition for Jeremy Kyle.
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why do we go away, ive got the best holiday place 30 mins away, its bonkers isn't it
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^ not everyone lives in nice areas of the UK ... if you do then the need to get away isn't so great .
most folk go away for different reasons ..if you live in the north of England then a cheap resort in Spain is the natural choice for a lower end market holiday . South of England folk like to trot over on camping holidays to France to get away from that lot ^  |
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Not exactly a village,more a small town but I love Swanage.Lovely beach,if you like that sort of thing,but for me it's the coastal scenery and walks,local nature reserves(RSPB at Arne,also Durlston which has some amazing geological presentations).It's an area of 'outstanding natural beauty' and a 'World Heritage Site'.The town has a number of very good restaurants.If you're interested check out The Castleton Hotel B&B and thank me later if you ever go there.
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Swanage for me too - lovely little resort
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osmington near weymouth in dorset stunning
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iamajambo, went down there last year, corfe castle, sandbanks beach, lulworth, fantastic, but bloody missed out on swanage
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been checking out some really nice hotels in st ives, st Austell area today, god some want near £400 a day for a family of 3 coz of school holidays, bloody ridiculous. the corbis bayhotel looks nice, plus Stanton sands in devon, but too dear
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Haven't you found anywhere yet?
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E;isjohn is the Arsene Wenger of holidays.
Look and looks and looks, dithers a lot, decides most are too expensive, the family start protesting loudly, and then finally, at the last moment, he gets his wad out only to discover all that's left is a week in a caravan in sunny Skeggy. |
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Yes, he does seem to be leaving it a little late.
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very true |
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tides reach near salacombe is fav. but I wish kev bet super would let me rent his property at the warren
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Skeg Vegas is the business, where else do you get a tractor laid on to take you out to the sea?
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There's actually a little place in the south west where they do just that to a grand hotel. Was the setting for an Agatha Christie novel.
Just found it online - Burgh Island, just off the south Devon coastline, between Salcombe and Plymouth. http://www.burghisland.com/about_us_1.html http://www.burghisland.com/subpages/seatractor.html |
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raspberrybottom 06 Jan 13 23:29
Get to Combe Martin I tells ya ! Is that the place with the famous 'Deck of Cards ' pub ? |
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Yep. It's called the Pack o'Cards.
Ridiculous. Looks nothing like a pack of cards. |
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I love it round Salcombe.
I've been to Burgh Island  |
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since when was either reculver or minis bay a village ??? |
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yes burgh island hotel around 400 quid a night, bed and breakfast no dinner, tides reach is right near by looks nice and has a tractor to take you to salacombe.
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That's it 'Pack O' Cards' = 4 floors,13 rooms and 52 windows ? Won in a card game hundreds of years ago ?
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porthtowan or portreath
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