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oh I forgot,the Wyre Forest is a nice place for some quiet time too,i enjoy walking around there,and habberley valley and hartlebury common. Not sure if you have ever been to any of these Kaz but if you havnt go,they are lovely walks and my dogs love them too |
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I'm afraid I'm really boring, as I like to visit quiet gardens: limited generally to those here in the City available by public transit. The Bishop's Garden at the National Cathedral, the gardens at Dumbarton Oaks, the Kenilworth Aquatic Gardens. One I keep meaning to visit is the National Arboretum, especially their bonsai collection. |
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We visit the seaside, pop down to Torquay for the day, Westonbirt Arbouretum, a vist to the zoo with the kiddies, out in the countryside somewhere, coach trips, Cardiff shopping .........and we are going back to London next month for a tour round the Houses of Parliament... |
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The seaside still holds real magic for me. I loved our visits to West Bay in Dorset a couple of years ago. No promenades or gaudy shops just pebbly beaches and rocky cliffs. Having said that I also love the hubub of places like Bournemouth and the sophistication of Hove. Other than that a day out in London always revives my spirit. Whether with a friend or with OH and the boys I really miss London very much and I can do tourist stuff of shopping stuff; I just love being there! |
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OH and I joined the National Trust over 21 years ago, coming back to our car in an NT car park, pouring rain in the Lake District and a cheerful NT man collared us. What else could we do but join, we were all as wet as each other! So, like NT properties and especially the gardens. In fact, gardens anywhere are my favourite. Like art galleries, museums; woods/forests. Used to love mountains, but can't get up them any more. Best thing probably was a long tiring walk and the pub afterwards! Oh and RSPB reserves - nearly forgot. Please can I have a new brain? |
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