Ron Brind
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Location: UK | quotePosted at 16:55 on 22nd August 2009 On 14th August 2009 07:35, Stephanie Jackson wrote:Just been looking through this thread and I can't see that I have ever posted on it which is strange. Made me feel terribly nostalgic looking through though - so many missing friends and the banter that our Lyn used to have with everyone, God bless her. It is difiicult to pinpoint a favourite place so maybe that's why I never posted. My favourite place in Wales is easier - Pembrokeshire - St Brides Bay and St Davids. Think that the bottom tip of Cornwall is one of my favourite places - around Marazion. Salcombe in South Devon. Around my home area Haden Hill park near Halesowen - which is why I hope to move just by there. Castlemorton Common at the foot of Malvern. Ribbesford near Bewdley. Great Witley.
A lady of great taste! Some really nice places you named there Stephanie and yes, not forgetting Lyn G. |
glynis stevens
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Location: UK | quotePosted at 18:55 on 25th August 2009 My favourite places becouse there are more than one are Cornwall mainley polpero,and North Yorkshire Moor's, seeing the colours change on the moors is beautifull. The heather, how the weather can change at the drop of a hat it,s wild untamed nature unspoiled . Away from civilisation sorry got carried away! Sooo many favourites. |
Ruth Gregory
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Location: USA | quotePosted at 01:21 on 31st August 2009 I love N. Yks too, especially Yorkshire Dales, Skipton and points north. This trip we got to see some lovely scenery on the north shore of Cornwall, around Bude and points south. And Bath is a must see. |
Ron Brind
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Location: UK | quotePosted at 22:09 on 13th September 2009 And Ruth liked Oxford! |
Ruth Gregory
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Location: USA | quotePosted at 02:22 on 14th September 2009 Yes, Ron, I loved Oxford! If you could get me a green card, I'd move there! lol |
Diana Sinclair
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Location: USA | quotePosted at 16:57 on 14th September 2009 If you get Ruth a green card, Ron, you have to get me one too! |
Rob Faleer
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Location: USA | quotePosted at 23:30 on 14th September 2009 Oxford, certainly. I could happily live out my life between Blackwell's and the Old Bodleian! |
Jen Strath
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Location: Australia | quotePosted at 23:52 on 14th September 2009 And me too Ron....gee you're going to be busy :-) |
DEBBIE ADAMS
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Location: USA | quotePosted at 01:05 on 15th September 2009 Thats a hard question I loved every place we went to,,Bath was a must see for sure Ruth!! Loved Oxford !! and even London I was surprised how much I could have stayed there for a week and still not been bored I love getting on the Tube and going to all the differant communities (guess thats what you call them?) It was wonderful and all differant.. Loved Covent Gardens!!! By the way if anyone knows of this lttle jewerly shop in the gardens they sell man made diamonds and they were beautiful!! I lost the card they gave me for there website so if anyone knows please tell....Thanks |
Ron Brind
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Location: UK | quotePosted at 10:12 on 15th September 2009 Green cards for Ruth, Diana and Jen are on the way. Oh by the way, what is a 'Green Card'? |
