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Weekend away
« on: 01 April 2013, 13:09:32 »

I would like to arrange a weekend away for the good lady and myself, between Fri 3rd and Sun 5th May, so 2 nights somewhere.
Travelling from Gloucestershire, and would prefer not to spend much more than 2 hours on the road ideally - or three on a train. (Travel by train would be preferable).

Just want to spend some quality time together doing things couples should do.

Any suggestions? I seem to be stuck for ideas  :-[
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Re: Weekend away
« Reply #1 on: 01 April 2013, 13:46:30 »

The Cotswolds are on your doorstep.  Ideal :y
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Re: Weekend away
« Reply #2 on: 01 April 2013, 13:49:31 »

Cardiff's nice as well
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Re: Weekend away
« Reply #3 on: 01 April 2013, 13:50:27 »

Or you could goto Western Super Mud.......and spend hours wondering why the tide is never in  ::) ;D
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Re: Weekend away
« Reply #4 on: 01 April 2013, 15:10:54 »

Me and the boss spent a couple of night here

http://www.falklandarms.co.uk/

It's a lovely old pub with good ale and food and would we go again :y
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Re: Weekend away
« Reply #5 on: 01 April 2013, 15:11:02 »

At the speed you drive, Miss Daisy, would 2hrs get you to another county :P

That said, plenty on your doorstep if you just want to go for walks etc. If you plan to just stay inside, you may as well go to the nearest hotel/spa/whatever floats your boat.
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Re: Weekend away
« Reply #6 on: 01 April 2013, 15:24:14 »

At the speed you drive, Miss Daisy, would 2hrs get you to another county :P

That said, plenty on your doorstep if you just want to go for walks etc. If you plan to just stay inside, you may as well go to the nearest hotel/spa/whatever floats your boat.

Cheeky sod  ;D

I'm starting to think train to a seafront in Devon... cinema, some rubbish entertainment, just somewhere different!
Just about to check Pete's link too :y
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Re: Weekend away
« Reply #7 on: 01 April 2013, 15:27:16 »

At the speed you drive, Miss Daisy, would 2hrs get you to another county :P

That said, plenty on your doorstep if you just want to go for walks etc. If you plan to just stay inside, you may as well go to the nearest hotel/spa/whatever floats your boat.

Cheeky sod  ;D

I'm starting to think train to a seafront in Devon... cinema, some rubbish entertainment, just somewhere different!
Just about to check Pete's link too :y
From the Gloucester area, Torquay area can't be more than 2-2.5hrs if traffic free (at legal speeds). Take the car.
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Re: Weekend away
« Reply #8 on: 01 April 2013, 15:40:37 »

At the speed you drive, Miss Daisy, would 2hrs get you to another county :P

That said, plenty on your doorstep if you just want to go for walks etc. If you plan to just stay inside, you may as well go to the nearest hotel/spa/whatever floats your boat.

Cheeky sod  ;D

I'm starting to think train to a seafront in Devon... cinema, some rubbish entertainment, just somewhere different!
Just about to check Pete's link too :y

You'll need a car for this place unless Clarkson will lend you one of his, he's just around the corner apparently
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Re: Weekend away
« Reply #9 on: 02 April 2013, 00:16:34 »

That deal site that LD got his mattress from appeared to have some good weekend deals.  :)

Might be worth checking out?  ;)

www.mightydeals.co.uk
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Re: Weekend away
« Reply #10 on: 02 April 2013, 10:17:09 »

At the speed you drive, Miss Daisy, would 2hrs get you to another county :P

That said, plenty on your doorstep if you just want to go for walks etc. If you plan to just stay inside, you may as well go to the nearest hotel/spa/whatever floats your boat.

Cheeky sod  ;D

I'm starting to think train to a seafront in Devon... cinema, some rubbish entertainment, just somewhere different!
Just about to check Pete's link too :y
From the Gloucester area, Torquay area can't be more than 2-2.5hrs if traffic free (at legal speeds). Take the car.

If you travel at night that would be easily achievable ..............allegedly.  :-X ;) ;)

Both Torquay and Paignton have railway stations and the Ferry boats are useful for getting from one town to another.  :y

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Re: Weekend away
« Reply #11 on: 02 April 2013, 10:21:35 »

Paignton or Brixham are nice or Ilfracombe.
Go along the M4 and see the Seths and take in Swansea.
A weekend in Birmingham or Stratford.
To be spoilt for a weekend (not cheap) go to a Warners Hotel(adults only) http://www.warnerleisurehotels.co.uk
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Re: Weekend away
« Reply #12 on: 02 April 2013, 10:39:53 »

What about Poole.....lots of options of things to do. Not to far from you. Big cinema at the Tower leisure park, with loads of different eating places (pizza, Frankie and Benny's, Mexican, etc.) Close to Bournemouth, Swanage. Durlston Head for a coastal walk. Travel Lodge in Holes Bay Road, 5 mins from Poole town centre. :y
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Re: Weekend away
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Re: Weekend away
« Reply #14 on: 02 April 2013, 13:39:03 »

You know you secretly loved Newquay when you stayed over after the work on my car James  :o :o :o
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