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perfect village right beside the sea in uk ?
perfect village right beside the sea in uk ?
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the leaf 09 Jan 13 16:43
sandilands sutton-on-sea is nice place stayed at the golf club in june...not bad squares' recommendation of winterton (norfolk) is a good one |
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That's right, Facts !
Pack O' Cards.... It's a bit up the road from the town itself but worth a visit. And they have regular poker nights. |
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I seem to remember that Combe Martin claims to have the longest High Street in Britain.
Was there last month. Kayaked from Watermouth Cove upto Combe mARTIN . Very pleasant. |
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Surprised not to see Leysdown-on-sea get a mention
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Watermouth cove is lovely. We stayed in the area a few years ago.
We stayed at Little Meadow Campsite. A fantastic place to stay with stunning coastal views. I feel another visit coming on  |
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Little Meadow
 .http://www.littlemeadow.co.uk/ |
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for me it has to have a harbour, I am kinky that way.
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Combe Martin - not far from Ilracombe/Woolacombe - do they allow dogs on these beaches ?
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*Ilfracombe
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Woolacombe does all year .
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I dont think you dogs are allowed on any decent beaches in the summer.
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lol..I am clearly wrong, carveoeiro
I was thinking of Woolcombe and did think that we had our dog on the beach by the sand dunes....but looking at the above info, we must have got off by the stream (and had a drink in the pub right next to it, if I remember rightly.... 'To enable us here at Woolacombe to comply with Blue Flag and Seaside Award criteria, dogs are not allowed between the rocks at the north end of the beach and the stream from Good Friday or 1st April (whichever is earliest) until the first Monday in November. This is a very small area in comparison to the size of the beach. ' |
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I was surprised too Jack when I was there without our dog in June.
Went back in July with the dog and although they say it is a small area, it is really quite big, and is fine. |
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I think they mean the non-dog area is small. I think you can take dogs all along the beach for miles towards Putsborough.
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AHAH You are correct.
Nice part of the world, took in Croyde as well when we were there. |
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Clovelly, anyone?
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I'll take that as a no then
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Yep. In June walked from Bideford to Clovelly.
Next section down to Bude. |
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Always avoid paying to get in though - that just isn't right!
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You do a lot of walking by the sound of it.
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