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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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It’s hard to pick a city break with not knowing what restrictions are in place. I always enjoy a city break to bath. Usually visit the Roman baths. Afternoon tea in the pump room or sally Luns. Look around the shops. Normally a visit to the bath spa (if it’s open?) then out that evening at one of the very good restaurants.
York or Harrogate are lovely to visit too |
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By *oxychic OP Woman
over a year ago
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"It’s hard to pick a city break with not knowing what restrictions are in place. I always enjoy a city break to bath. Usually visit the Roman baths. Afternoon tea in the pump room or sally Luns. Look around the shops. Normally a visit to the bath spa (if it’s open?) then out that evening at one of the very good restaurants.
York or Harrogate are lovely to visit too "
I was thinking of york then maybe a day or two at scarborough |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"It’s hard to pick a city break with not knowing what restrictions are in place. I always enjoy a city break to bath. Usually visit the Roman baths. Afternoon tea in the pump room or sally Luns. Look around the shops. Normally a visit to the bath spa (if it’s open?) then out that evening at one of the very good restaurants.
York or Harrogate are lovely to visit too I was thinking of york then maybe a day or two at scarborough "
If your going to York I really recommend goodramgate apartments went there with my ex just before Christmas and it was a lovely apartment in a perfect location for walking anywhere in the city |
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By *oxychic OP Woman
over a year ago
Nottinghamshire |
"It’s hard to pick a city break with not knowing what restrictions are in place. I always enjoy a city break to bath. Usually visit the Roman baths. Afternoon tea in the pump room or sally Luns. Look around the shops. Normally a visit to the bath spa (if it’s open?) then out that evening at one of the very good restaurants.
York or Harrogate are lovely to visit too I was thinking of york then maybe a day or two at scarborough
If your going to York I really recommend goodramgate apartments went there with my ex just before Christmas and it was a lovely apartment in a perfect location for walking anywhere in the city "
I look them up |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Edinburgh.
Culture
Beaches
Dramatic scenery
History
Shopping
All in the autumn sunshine not sure I want to drive that far always fancied Scotland tho never been  "
Get the train!
I'm obviously biassed but Scotland is beautiful |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Rhyl
This. 
That "
Rhyl has been subject to lockdown since 1812 and banned gatherings of more than one person anywhere, in an effort to prevent it being replicated anywhere in the world.
Irresponsible and stupid advice. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"I see my genuine answer wasn't genuinely taken seriously  I thought u was joking lol "
I am always serious on here don't know what you are talking about |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Rhyl
This.
That
Rhyl has been subject to lockdown since 1812 and banned gatherings of more than one person anywhere, in an effort to prevent it being replicated anywhere in the world.
Irresponsible and stupid advice."
It is not that bad. I have been to the cinema once and nobody tried to fuck my ass there. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Rhyl
This.
That
Rhyl has been subject to lockdown since 1812 and banned gatherings of more than one person anywhere, in an effort to prevent it being replicated anywhere in the world.
Irresponsible and stupid advice.
It is not that bad. I have been to the cinema once and nobody tried to fuck my ass there. "
You were watching frozen |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Rhyl
This.
That
Rhyl has been subject to lockdown since 1812 and banned gatherings of more than one person anywhere, in an effort to prevent it being replicated anywhere in the world.
Irresponsible and stupid advice.
It is not that bad. I have been to the cinema once and nobody tried to fuck my ass there.
You were watching frozen "
 quite close but it was toy story 3 |
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"I have time off in october,was supposed to be going gran canaria but not now, so looking to visit somewere in the uk .
So any suggestions where? And what's to do there "
All depends on what rules are in place but I'd say that it's got to be a multi city break.
London for the museums, history, shopping, etc
Then the coast for fresh air, walks along the beach and chill out time (somewhere like Brighton)
Or
Base yourself somewhere like Plymouth so you've got history and shops and the sea and then do day trips to the beautiful beaches and fishing harbours within easy reach.
Enjoy your break wherever you go |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Edinburgh.
Culture
Beaches
Dramatic scenery
History
Shopping
All in the autumn sunshine
I'm embarrassed to admit that I never knew that Edinburgh had beaches  "
There are 2 in the city ! And many others not far away. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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The weather in the UK isn't going to be great in October so visit somewhere interesting with things to see. Or you could just go to Blackpool as the lights will be on. |
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By *oxychic OP Woman
over a year ago
Nottinghamshire |
"Nottingham!! 
D.
Oh d ...... 
We could show you something new still
D.
Being as I'm from notts its somewere I go often what could u show me d
Well....You haven’t seen our bedroom ceiling yet! 
D."
erm d I'm not one for looking at ceilings ! |
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In no particular order...
Bath
Chester
York
Edinburgh
Liverpool
Plymouth
Glasgow
Stratford upon Avon
Cardiff
All have something to offer...
Probably the jewel in the crown is Edinburgh...
Especially now ..as wont have the normal numbers it normally attracts... |
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By *ot-AshMan
over a year ago
London |
London is great to visit at moment as its deserted and there are no tourists or office workers.
Lorna and I went to canary wharf recently to have a look around and enjoyed our afternoon there.
There are also lots of places to visit in London for free. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"London is great to visit at moment as its deserted and there are no tourists or office workers.
Lorna and I went to canary wharf recently to have a look around and enjoyed our afternoon there.
There are also lots of places to visit in London for free. "
We went to Canary Wharf this winter to see Winter Lights show.. it was amazing. Have a look out if its happening this year! |
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