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I live a long way from Weymouth but once went when the kids were little ( 20 years ago ) and loved it there, planning to go back soon.
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I have visited Weymouth it's a lovely resort there was a Regatta on when I visited.
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Sidmouth one of my favourites, also agree Weymouth is lovely.
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Coincidental that Portree was featured on BBC breakfast this morning ?
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Yes apparently you have to set off at 8am to get to Portree in the afternoon that's
probably from Broadford the first village you come to on the Island.Mind you it's a narrow road with passing places and is about 45 miles.I used to live in Portree and worked in a prawn factory on the end of the pier for a few weeks. |
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Had a short stay there....went to the Talisker Whisky distillery.
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for a one day visit Whitby is right up there not to trashy but enough for adults,teens and kids alike
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It has to be Brighton where you meet Madam Nora the fortune teller, for the last eight years she has given the winner of the premier league and Fa cup.THATS 16 OUT OF 16=100%
this year she says a team wearing blue will win the premier league and a team wearing red will win the cup.I am thinking Nora could be correct again. ![]() |
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She gave you Leicester?
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BRIDLINGTON - GAZA STRIP OF THE NORTH
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Swanage.
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Swanage.
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I raise you, Poole !
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Scarborough
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my fav place is bournemouth
best beach is west wittering without a doubt |
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Chesil beach... if only for the fishing!
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Do you know if you can spin for bass off Chesil Beach and catch, Johnizere?
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Remember, don't move to the south coast as there is a 30m Tsunami due when the Canaries volcano blows
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Isle of wight in the mainland, Uk is the island above it
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I'd have to say Brighton as well, it's easy to get to from South London and is always buzzing. Fontwell, Plumpton, Goodwood, Brighton and Hove dogs all nearby. I'm staying there for my birthday weekend in September, Human League and Marc Almond after racing, should be good.
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pixie... all my bass from Chesil have been taken on crab. Never tried spinning or lure fishing there tbh.
I live on Gower, where I do most of my fishing, and it's only rocks I fish using spinners... and that's not often! |
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Johnizere, I was spinning for bass off the rocks at Port Eynon but all the locals were beach casting peeler crabs. I did catch a nice one though and much prefer spinning, far more fun. Thanks for the info.
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Swanage
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Once the tsunami hits.........Hosham
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ufc - where's hosham?
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jaywick is nice
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Horsham I think he means
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Warsaw Regis For Me
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very funny money!!!!
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Lived in Weymouth for 25years lovely place. Chesil beach just up the road as well.
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The North Sunderland Experience
Seahouses Bamurgh Holy Island Lovely Couple of Miles ![]() ![]() |
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some of these mentioned aren't resorts though are they ? towns /villages that just so happen to be on the coast.
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Felpham near Bognor regis has hardly changed since 1968 when I first was taken there as a kid by my parents,love to go there for a game of putting or some lunch at the café that's been there it seems for ever
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Sidmouth good call
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LANDS END IN CORNWALL
AS FAR AWAY FROM SCOTLAND AS YOU CAN GET ![]() |
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LANDS END IN CORNWALL
AS FAR AWAY FROM SCOTLAND AS YOU CAN GET I think it is - but it looks a close call between there and Dungerness . would make a good question |
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Dungerness to Gretna Green is 328.557 miles
Lands End to Gretna Green is 359.337 miles |