London would be madness, saying that I hate busy places like that at the best of times. Especially if you get the tube etc
Camping an option? Can get out of Cov for a bit, somewhere near enough for a beach and a decent city, South Wales would be my recommendation.
Maybe. I’m yet to convince the girls of the wonder of camping but I’ll keep trying!
what about the sea life centre, Legoland, Drayton Manor, Blackpool for a couple of days? beach, theme parks, arcades, loads for the kids to do. Most of the rock shops have a rock making thing which is pritty good and they always give loads of freebies.
Are they all open? (Legoland and stuff)
Yeah got to be honest I’m looking for a reason to knock it on the head.
That said went to Brum Primark at the weekend at her request and was dreading it but it was quieter than I’ve ever seen it.
My nephew just got that haircutWe went here today for my lads 5th. Pretty cheap and we had a good time.
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Met this prick as well
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Are you Al Murray?Cotswold wildlife park is worth a visit, mostly outdoors too. Could combine it with a visit to Bourton on the Water which is about 25 minutes away, there you can visit Birdland, only place in England you can see King penguins I believe.
Tried going there but only had one dog there.How about Twycross Zoo? Mostly outdoor and always find it decent.
Tried going there but only had one dog there.
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Just got back after a couple of days in the New Forest with grandkids. Hired bikes from Burley and had some wonderful rides through the forest, 90% on gravel pathways when you get off the road. We had a great time. If the girls are confident bike riders, I really recommend it.
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