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"The New Forest is lovely if you go off the beaten track. " Oooh, that's a great shout, I hadn't even considered that and only a couple of hours away, I'm off to Google B&Bs in the area and walking trails! Thank you! | |||
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"Don't come to the west country.... we have enough people clogging up our roads "Grew up in the West Country, loved it (and still do) but I've done it to death, only visit now when seeing the family  | |||
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"Visit Mousehole. It's beautifully quaint, a sleepy fishing village/harbour. In fact it can be dead off-season - which isn't a bad thing if you're looking for peace and tranquility, and if you're writing a novel." I visited last year when I was working at Penzance, it was stunning and I'd definitely be visiting again if work sends me back down that way, cheers Nero | |||
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"York or Bath are both interesting cities" When I was at college I worked at the Sainsbury's in Bath for beer money. I use to leave my car in the carpark at night, go into the town and then sleep it off in the car (before ANPR cameras fined you). I did love it. I have done York a few times but you have gotten me thinking of maybe Harrogate as a town, I've never been. Thank you | |||
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"You could drive up to Glasgow OP and take in the architecture then drive up the west side of Loch Lomond, up on to Rannoch Moor before driving down through Glencoe. Glasgow to Glencoe would take about 3 hours. " Cheers Dave, I lived in Pollockshaws for about 6 months. I used to drive up to Lomand, overnight, onto Oban and then catch the Ferry to Mull to see the sea and golden eagles, a stunning part of the world! I've never made it to Glencoe, I may just have to relive the past and plan a trip for the summer, I just need to avoid midgy season 🤣🤣 | |||
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"Harrogate is nice but I don't think there is enough to see to make it worth a special visit. " Does Leeds offer much? I've passed through many times but I'm wondering if I could base there for a couple of nights and daytrip out to Harrogate? I'd imagine the hotels outside of the centre are pretty reasonably priced midweek? | |||
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"My area? Nah. Gwynedd. Tour gwynedd and North Wales. Utterly gorgeous." I've visited lots of bits of North Wales with it only being a couple of hours down the M56. I stayed in a little village on a hillside. The cottage was stunning and I loved the fact they supplied you a torch to walk the pub at night, it was truly rural and I had the best lamb shank I've ever eaten there, I can't remember the name of the village for love nor money! | |||
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"You could drive up to Glasgow OP and take in the architecture then drive up the west side of Loch Lomond, up on to Rannoch Moor before driving down through Glencoe. Glasgow to Glencoe would take about 3 hours. Cheers Dave, I lived in Pollockshaws for about 6 months. I used to drive up to Lomand, overnight, onto Oban and then catch the Ferry to Mull to see the sea and golden eagles, a stunning part of the world! I've never made it to Glencoe, I may just have to relive the past and plan a trip for the summer, I just need to avoid midgy season 🤣🤣" Those 2 weeks are at the end of October OP.  | |||
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"My area? Nah. Gwynedd. Tour gwynedd and North Wales. Utterly gorgeous. I've visited lots of bits of North Wales with it only being a couple of hours down the M56. I stayed in a little village on a hillside. The cottage was stunning and I loved the fact they supplied you a torch to walk the pub at night, it was truly rural and I had the best lamb shank I've ever eaten there, I can't remember the name of the village for love nor money!" It'll have too many L's and D's in it lol | |||
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"You could drive up to Glasgow OP and take in the architecture then drive up the west side of Loch Lomond, up on to Rannoch Moor before driving down through Glencoe. Glasgow to Glencoe would take about 3 hours. Cheers Dave, I lived in Pollockshaws for about 6 months. I used to drive up to Lomand, overnight, onto Oban and then catch the Ferry to Mull to see the sea and golden eagles, a stunning part of the world! I've never made it to Glencoe, I may just have to relive the past and plan a trip for the summer, I just need to avoid midgy season 🤣🤣 Those 2 weeks are at the end of October OP. "I remember it well, I was in the military and we went yomping around the Munro's for a week, it must have been about October as I spent a week soaked through and got eaten alive | |||
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"My area? Nah. Gwynedd. Tour gwynedd and North Wales. Utterly gorgeous. I've visited lots of bits of North Wales with it only being a couple of hours down the M56. I stayed in a little village on a hillside. The cottage was stunning and I loved the fact they supplied you a torch to walk the pub at night, it was truly rural and I had the best lamb shank I've ever eaten there, I can't remember the name of the village for love nor money! It'll have too many L's and D's in it lol" 🤣🤣🤣 I've been searching my booking history to try and find it, I'm sure it was a load of random L's, D's, Y's with a single vowel in it 🤣🤣🤣 | |||
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"Leeds is alright "It's on the list as a 2 night base, so far I have Harrogate as a day trip, I need one more place near to make it a goer | |||
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"Leeds is alright
It's on the list as a 2 night base, so far I have Harrogate as a day trip, I need one more place near to make it a goer "Knaresborough is lovely x | |||
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"I going on 2 rural daytrips next week " Hope you have an amazing time, feel free to updates where you went once you are back and give us the thumbs up or down | |||
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"Leeds is alright
It's on the list as a 2 night base, so far I have Harrogate as a day trip, I need one more place near to make it a goer
Knaresborough is lovely x"Oh yes, I've passed the turn off going up and down the M1 a few times and wondered about it, it has a brown tourist sign and everything! Well it's now a goer, Leeds/Harrogate/Knaresborough is a 2/3 nighter I will be getting booked | |||
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"Bamburgh in Northumberland is a fantastic place to visit. It's a lovely little village On the North East coast with a fantastic beach and huge castle to explore. "Thanks Sophie, I've just had to Google it and it looks very picturesque! With it being the North east coast I fear the costal wind! I definitely need to explore that area in the summer though, it definitely makes the 'next road trip'list | |||
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"Hamsterley forest in County Durham.try there if you are ever in the North East." Thanks Dee, I'll be up near Barnard Castle in a couple of weeks and it only looks like a short drive up, I'll be sure to drop by and take a nice walk | |||
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"You could drive up to Glasgow OP and take in the architecture then drive up the west side of Loch Lomond, up on to Rannoch Moor before driving down through Glencoe. Glasgow to Glencoe would take about 3 hours. Cheers Dave, I lived in Pollockshaws for about 6 months. I used to drive up to Lomand, overnight, onto Oban and then catch the Ferry to Mull to see the sea and golden eagles, a stunning part of the world! I've never made it to Glencoe, I may just have to relive the past and plan a trip for the summer, I just need to avoid midgy season 🤣🤣 Those 2 weeks are at the end of October OP.
I remember it well, I was in the military and we went yomping around the Munro's for a week, it must have been about October as I spent a week soaked through and got eaten alive "You could carry on up to Skye after stopping at an outdoors shop to get a midgie hat. | |||
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"You could drive up to Glasgow OP and take in the architecture then drive up the west side of Loch Lomond, up on to Rannoch Moor before driving down through Glencoe. Glasgow to Glencoe would take about 3 hours. Cheers Dave, I lived in Pollockshaws for about 6 months. I used to drive up to Lomand, overnight, onto Oban and then catch the Ferry to Mull to see the sea and golden eagles, a stunning part of the world! I've never made it to Glencoe, I may just have to relive the past and plan a trip for the summer, I just need to avoid midgy season 🤣🤣 Those 2 weeks are at the end of October OP.
I remember it well, I was in the military and we went yomping around the Munro's for a week, it must have been about October as I spent a week soaked through and got eaten alive
You could carry on up to Skye after stopping at an outdoors shop to get a midgie hat. "That's a great idea, I think I may look at a 10-14 day tour so I can make the most of it without rushing, then a spa hotel in Glasgow on the way home to soak away the aches! | |||
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"Leeds is good has some nice pubs and if you going on a LFF weekend could be interesting for you lol. If you really want to treat yourself stay at the Marriot hotel, Lovely rooms and slap bang in the middle of the city, 30 min train ride to Harrogate train passes some lovely scenery. Derby small nice city to walk around and if you like 80's music visit the metro bar on a Saturday night." Thank you Slipy, I ashamadly had to Google what LLF Leeds was, I've done Liverpool pride with friends a few times and loved the atmosphere, tonnes of fun! The Marriot is a good call too, I do like their rooms and hopefully some off street parking, I'm happy to dump the car and train in and out | |||
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"North Wales is stunning, Snowdonia park. Or my area on the Borderlands, and tour along the canals here. The Llangollen Canal over the UNESCO Pontcysyllte Aqueduct is beautiful...Lots of riverside pubs and little eateries along the way " I've done the canal and Llangollen a few times over the past 5 years, it's gorgeous and the food in the area is top notch, thank you | |||
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"A vote for Leeds, a great city and a trip to Harrogate/ Skipton or Ilkley a mere train ride away." I'm definitely heading over, I just need to pick my weekend, I've been told LFF weekend is amazing fun and being able to catch the train to Harrogate the next day a big win | |||
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"North Wales is stunning, Snowdonia park. Or my area on the Borderlands, and tour along the canals here. The Llangollen Canal over the UNESCO Pontcysyllte Aqueduct is beautiful...Lots of riverside pubs and little eateries along the way I've done the canal and Llangollen a few times over the past 5 years, it's gorgeous and the food in the area is top notch, thank you "You're Welcome, glad you enjoyed. I feel very priveliged to live here with all of that on my doorstep  | |||
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"The Yorkshire dales is my soul food. I live in the Forest of Dean and it’s fucking beautiful here too " The only problem With the forest is it’s too close to wales | |||
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"Edinburgh! It has it all. Culture, coastline, great places to eat. You can climb up Arthur’s seat. All very accessible and stunning." And over run with tourist | |||
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"My area? Nah. Gwynedd. Tour gwynedd and North Wales. Utterly gorgeous." Where do you like in Gwynedd? Any outdoor adventures? | |||
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