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@eve wrote:
@a certain sadness wrote:
@jen_jen wrote:
Avebury is better than Stonehenge (in my opnion)…older, and you can walk amongst the stones and touch them.
I agree jen i only live about 8 miles from avebury and its much better than stonehenge, and its free.
Can you not walk amongst stonehenge and touch? and is it not free?
Pop in on your way back from northampton eve ill be beside the fire with a bowl of soup. :wink:
@a certain sadness wrote:
@eve wrote:
@a certain sadness wrote:
@jen_jen wrote:
Avebury is better than Stonehenge (in my opnion)…older, and you can walk amongst the stones and touch them.
I agree jen i only live about 8 miles from avebury and its much better than stonehenge, and its free.
Can you not walk amongst stonehenge and touch? and is it not free?
Pop in on your way back from northampton eve ill be beside the fire with a bowl of soup. :wink:
Well as an offer to be refused or not its better than a horses head in my bed :D
Ive been lucky enough to visit all the places mentioned apart from Ireland, where I’d love to go.
We are very lucky that the British Isles are extremely beautiful and we are never far from somewhere nice. I love Knaresborough, Stratford upon Avon, North Yorkshire, The Cotswolds, historical London, Edinburgh, Snowdonia….and many other places too numerous to mention.
Important thing is to get out there and enjoy it as much as you can.
@eve wrote:
@a certain sadness wrote:
@eve wrote:
@a certain sadness wrote:
@jen_jen wrote:
Avebury is better than Stonehenge (in my opnion)…older, and you can walk amongst the stones and touch them.
I agree jen i only live about 8 miles from avebury and its much better than stonehenge, and its free.
Can you not walk amongst stonehenge and touch? and is it not free?
Pop in on your way back from northampton eve ill be beside the fire with a bowl of soup. :wink:
Well as an offer to be refused or not its better than a horses head in my bed :D
you made me smile again eve stop it. :)
@blonde_55 wrote:
Ive been lucky enough to visit all the places mentioned apart from Ireland, where I’d love to go.
We are very lucky that the British Isles are extremely beautiful and we are never far from somewhere nice. I love Knaresborough, Stratford upon Avon, North Yorkshire, The Cotswolds, historical London, Edinburgh, Snowdonia….and many other places too numerous to mention.
Important thing is to get out there and enjoy it as much as you can.
I totally agree blonde, theres some fantastic places in britain.Would recommend the ghost walk in edinburgh.Another place i have to say that is one of my favs is york.
Oh Blonde if you come over – Killkenny is brilliant. And in Belfast i want to go here:
The Rope Bridge in Belfast.
@irish_lucy wrote:
Oh Blonde if you come over – Killkenny is brilliant. And in Belfast i want to go here:
The Rope Bridge in Belfast.
Gawd, you wouldn’t catch me walking across that – well, maybe for a LOT of money! :lol:
Pretend your Indiana Jones and you’ll be grand. Once noone tries to cut it as your half way across :lol:
@irish_lucy wrote:
Pretend your Indiana Jones and you’ll be grand. Once noone tries to cut it as your half way across :lol:
:lol:
Blonde can come over for a visit, stay with me and we will team up with Lucy for a day out at the Giants Causeway, where the rope bridge is, then a day and a night out in Belfast. :D
Had some of the best nights out of my life in Robinsons in Belfast. :D
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