Where would you go? on 19:42 - Jul 13 with 5353 views | Ancoats_Blue | Chester and the surrounding towns and villages are lovely spots as is Lancaster. Small cities but lots of character and great for food and drink. You can’t go wrong with the Lake District for unspoiled beauty. | | | |
Where would you go? on 20:50 - Jul 13 with 5214 views | Molly | Travel along the Settle Carlisle line is well worth the journey. The scenery is spectacular. [Post edited 13 Jul 2019 20:55]
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Where would you go? on 20:52 - Jul 13 with 5211 views | guiseleyfan | If you want scenery, then you can do no better than the Settle to Carlisle line, followed by the run along the Cumbria coast down to Barrow. | | | |
Where would you go? on 20:57 - Jul 13 with 5196 views | Thacks_Rabbits | Gigg lane in bURY is worth a visit as this time next year it probably won’t be there! | |
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Where would you go? on 21:03 - Jul 13 with 5170 views | judd | Bury to settle just will not happen | |
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Where would you go? on 21:44 - Jul 13 with 5118 views | Thacks_Rabbits | They would offer to take you 25% of the way, tell you to enjoy the ride, then let you walk the rest!!! | |
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Where would you go? on 13:07 - Jul 14 with 4862 views | YadHoDale | Carlisle to Edinburgh or Glasgow is about £27 day return - you could add this on to the Rover ticket as another decent day out. | | | |
Where would you go? on 22:29 - Oct 15 with 4388 views | James1980 | Impulse took over and I have booked a whistle stop tour of the North West for the last week of October Sunday, Windermere Monday, Clitheroe Tuesday, Ravenglass Wednesday and Thursday. Hexham Friday, Penrith Saturday, Rochdale Back home for a rest on Sunday | |
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Where would you go? on 07:33 - Oct 16 with 4271 views | EllDale | Some good spots on that itinary James. The "Hole in't Wall" in Bowness is recommended for a decent pint and value for money food. I think we discussed the gourmet merits of Clitheroe on this board a few months ago. | | | |
Where would you go? on 08:13 - Oct 16 with 4224 views | James1980 | Cheers for that it looks like a quality establishment. | |
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Where would you go? on 08:32 - Oct 16 with 4192 views | Sheffdale | Enjoy the trip James, this adds weight to your application for citizenship. | | | |
Where would you go? on 09:57 - Oct 16 with 4105 views | chalky_ncfc | You are moving dangerously close to becoming a northerner James and before you know it you would have sold your one bedroom flat and bought a three bedroom detached house up there,there's a reason that it's cheap up there James... There's a reason!! Oh and don't forget your flat cap and hob nail boots to blend in | |
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Where would you go? on 10:25 - Oct 16 with 4066 views | James1980 | I will stand out 'like a man with a small painted wooden duck on his head'. Wearing hat, coat, scarf and gloves locals will be in shorts and T shirts | |
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Where would you go? on 10:32 - Oct 16 with 4055 views | Molly | Do NOT believe him James. Sell your one bedroom flat and you will be able to buy a baronial manor house up here, provided you get through "check point Charlie" in the Nottinghamshire wall. | | | |
Where would you go? on 10:50 - Oct 16 with 4026 views | pioneer | Just make sure its got an inside toilet and the coal hole is fully functioning. | | | |
Where would you go? on 11:37 - Oct 16 with 3986 views | James1980 | I hope that's clean coal | |
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Where would you go? on 12:16 - Oct 16 with 3950 views | D_Alien | If you'd had a northern lass for a mother, you'd know they pride themselves on polishing t' coal to a reet good sheen afore it gets placed in t' scuttle | |
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Where would you go? on 12:25 - Oct 16 with 3924 views | D_Alien | From Clitheroe station, head directly uphill to the main street, turn right and (after taking in the castle) about 400 yards on you can't miss the huge food hall and beer palace.* Since it's a Monday, look out for the signs on individual handpumps advertising half price ale with a burger or similar *Holmes Mill [Post edited 16 Oct 2019 12:28]
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Where would you go? on 13:28 - Oct 16 with 3825 views | upthedale | I was there this weekend, great place and they're adding quite a bit, cinema opening very soon. It seemed to be signposted more obviously as Bewery by Bowland (or something like that) rather than Holmes Hill (I managed to drive around the block several times until I realised it was the same place!) | | | |
Where would you go? on 13:31 - Oct 16 with 3818 views | D_Alien | Yes, you're right, it's the home (holme?!) of Bowland Brewery | |
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Where would you go? on 13:32 - Oct 16 with 3818 views | nordenblue | You've forgot our famous rag "pie" too? | | | |
Where would you go? on 17:28 - Oct 16 with 3675 views | James1980 | Itinerary is going to pretty packed. Along with the ale houses suggested, I am going to try The Ratty Arms in Ravenglass. Any suggestions for Penrith and Hexham are much appreciated. | |
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Where would you go? on 17:29 - Oct 16 with 3674 views | blackdogblue | Only problem I see on your scenic railway journey is Rochdale or Dogdale as more commonly known. Town centre is handy for a range of vape, pawn, pound, charity shops or a bank. No fast food outlets greater than 1* Food Hygiene rating nor any resteraunt chains / decent Indian or Chinese either.. Alternatively you can get freely any form of illegal substances or purchase a big issue to while away the hours back down south from outside B&M.. There are many pubs & clubs, none friendly though and Saturday night resembles Ibiza on speed, with the exception of the Black Dog obviously 😀 | |
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Where would you go? on 17:46 - Oct 16 with 3653 views | rochdaleriddler | He’s been to Rochdale before, but I disagree with you. The flying Horse, the Medicine Tap, the Baum, are three great and friendly Rochdale pubs. If you travel a little way out you have The Healey, the Oxford, the Cemetary and many more | |
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Where would you go? on 17:46 - Oct 16 with 3652 views | James1980 | Alas I can't partake in any illegal contraband sold by street traders, due to zero tolerance at work and random testing. | |
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