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I went to the Cotswolds end of Feb..lovely part of the world
Ate at the Lamb Inn in Crawley (Cotswolds) - was amazing. One of the best meals I have ever had, let alone best pub meal. Dont get it mixed up with the Lamb Inn in Burford which is just down the road.
Stayed in the Maytime Inn near Burford which I would highly recommend0 -
Off to Devon next week - Lynmouth and Lynton. We have various restaurants and a BnB booked so i can report back0
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I will give you a wave on the way through, we are off to our place in Cornwall for a week.WHAddick said:Off to Devon next week - Lynmouth and Lynton. We have various restaurants and a BnB booked so i can report back1 -
WHAddick said:Off to Devon next week - Lynmouth and Lynton. We have various restaurants and a BnB booked so i can report back
Spent a week in Dunster last September and went to Lynton/Lynmouth for a day as Mrs Idle likes them very much. We walked down through the woods from the mill at the top. We had lunch outside at the Rising Sun pub and it was one of those meals that you remember for ages because everything was spot on, from the weather, walk, service, beer and food.
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Sounds great Hans. We are actually staying in the Rising Sun for a night and eating there. Glad to hear it was so good!1
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Just be wary of the seagulls if your sitting outside.Plumstead_Micky said:
There's also a decent pub called The William the Conqueror out by Rye harbour, which is a nice walk from the town.HastingsRed said:
The Hope Anchor Hotel is very nice if anyone is considering staying overnight in Rye.Darty Valiant said:
Didn’t go in but hoarding taken down last Wednesday and reopening event taking place. Heard a number of locals talking about it. Looked a grand old building, repainted a shade of terracotta.Hi mendonca said:
How was it? @Darty ValiantDarty Valiant said:
Just returned from Rye. The George reopened yesterday.mendonca said:Ah glad to hear the George in Rye has been rebuilt. Without it the High St just lacked that something different and special.Spent my time drinking in The Standard, The Old Bell and also the Waterworks micro pub - which I definately recommend to real ale and cider officionados.
I love beer.0 -
Agree with Bradford on Avon - nice town and a good base. Just a bus ride for a day in Bath.
Also Buxton, a nice spa town with good pubs, a couple of brewery taps and useful for exploring the Derbyshire hills and dales.
Ludlow in Shropshire is another great base, with a fantastic location on the bend of a river, a picturesque castle, lots of listed buildings and pubs galore.
I did like Lincoln, especially The Strugglers pub (very apt at the time) in the Cathedral Quarter.0 -
Been to a lot of these places, been to lots of others.
Gonna take a different tack and recommend a place NOT to go. Don't go to Cirencester. It is terrible.0 -
I'll second a couple of those.BOWAddick said:Agree with Bradford on Avon - nice town and a good base. Just a bus ride for a day in Bath.
Also Buxton, a nice spa town with good pubs, a couple of brewery taps and useful for exploring the Derbyshire hills and dales.
Ludlow in Shropshire is another great base, with a fantastic location on the bend of a river, a picturesque castle, lots of listed buildings and pubs galore.
I did like Lincoln, especially The Strugglers pub (very apt at the time) in the Cathedral Quarter.
The Peak District generally is superb - Buxton is lovely, as is Bakewell, and Chatsworth is always worth a visit. I'm lucky to live pretty much on the edge of the Peaks.
Ludlow again, fantastic - very good Christmas market as well and even better if you can combine the trip with a day at Ludlow races! It's also a bit of a foodie heaven.0 -
Another thumbs up for Ludlow. Very pretty, and full of great places to eat and drink.0
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Leamington spa. Some lovely parks in the centre of town. Good pubs and restaurants too0
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We're off to Brighton for a couple of days on Monday, can't wait.0
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Just back from another cracking weekend in Weymouth. 4th visit in 21 months. Fair old drive just for 2 nights but love it there and didn’t disappoint.
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Only read the thread to make myself feel homesick, those pictures are a right kick in the balls AFKA.Roll on 2024…. 😞1
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St Ives Cornwall, New Year's eve. Brilliant, one of the best.2
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Theres got to be a lot of people earning good money out there.
How do people do it with a family.
A couple of times this month me and the missus done a couple of Sunday nights in Hythe, sitting there in the bar/restaurant on the beach
Pint and a glass of Pimms not far short of £20.0 -
Includes the cost of a ferry as well - But just back from a week on the Isle of Wight
First time I've gone over there, but there are some lovely places to go.6 -
Down in Brighton for a couple of days, really can’t beat it down here. Wife’s had to drag me away from Jump The Gun & Modfather clothes shops before I spend even more money in there.0
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One way to save money is to replace trousers with shorts.clb74 said:Theres got to be a lot of people earning good money out there.
How do people do it with a family.
A couple of times this month me and the missus done a couple of Sunday nights in Hythe, sitting there in the bar/restaurant on the beach
Pint and a glass of Pimms not far short of £20.
You must be minted mate.0
