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By *tanners OP   Man
6 days ago

stanley

Purely platonic walk in the beautiful Northumberland countryside, there may even be Muckle Coos, followed by a coffee and slice of cake as we watch the world go by?

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By *olyGlamorousWoman
6 days ago

Sunderland

Yes please, I'll bring a flask n something nice to have with it 😍

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By *enukhanMan
6 days ago

Near Rugby

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By *utoftheBluexWoman
6 days ago

Bot Farm


"Purely platonic walk in the beautiful Northumberland countryside, there may even be Muckle Coos, followed by a coffee and slice of cake as we watch the world go by?"

Sounds delightful

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By *enukhanMan
6 days ago

Near Rugby

As long as its platonic, I do quite like people watching, there's always something going on 👀

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By *hunky GentMan
6 days ago

Ely

Are there any pubs on route?

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By (user no longer on site)
6 days ago

Yes sounds like Heaven to me

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By *viatrixCouple
6 days ago

Gatwick

Yes please

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By *heron ShanMan
6 days ago

Durham

I'm not driving up there, can't be arsed with the A1.

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By *tanners OP   Man
6 days ago

stanley


"I'm not driving up there, can't be arsed with the A1. "

I’ll drive , we’ll go up via slaley and then the old Roman Road

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By *heron ShanMan
6 days ago

Durham


"I'm not driving up there, can't be arsed with the A1.

I’ll drive , we’ll go up via slaley and then the old Roman Road "

Oh, go on then.

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By *hinstrapMan
6 days ago

sheffield


"Purely platonic walk in the beautiful Northumberland countryside, there may even be Muckle Coos, followed by a coffee and slice of cake as we watch the world go by?"

What cake? Can we skip and hold hands?

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By *ou only live onceMan
6 days ago

London

What's a muckle coo??

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By *onin25Man
6 days ago

Durham


"What's a muckle coo??"

Translation from Northern to Southern: Muckle Coo = Highland Cow

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By *aven.Woman
6 days ago

no


"What's a muckle coo??"
city boys

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By *utoftheBluexWoman
6 days ago

Bot Farm


"Yes sounds like Heaven to me "

It seems they left for good for a walk

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By *infullyObedientWoman
6 days ago

Woodley


"What's a muckle coo??

Translation from Northern to Southern: Muckle Coo = Highland Cow"

I was going to ask the same... ooo im in then!

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By *viatrixCouple
6 days ago

Gatwick


"What's a muckle coo??

Translation from Northern to Southern: Muckle Coo = Highland Cow"

I’ve been suitably educated by my Scottish lover

Love looking at coos 🐄

I was in Northumberland last spring and loved it.

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By *aked beachMan
6 days ago

22 The Avenue

Pub crawl 🍻🍻🍻🍻🍻

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By *ou only live onceMan
6 days ago

London


"What's a muckle coo??

Translation from Northern to Southern: Muckle Coo = Highland Cow"

Thanks Ronin. Get you provincials with your funny little words. How quaint!

😂

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By *ou only live onceMan
6 days ago

London


"What's a muckle coo??city boys "

They're the worst. Get in the bin!

🗑️

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By *cott45hullMan
6 days ago

Hull


"What's a muckle coo??

Translation from Northern to Southern: Muckle Coo = Highland Cow"

Woah there. I’m no southerner and I had no clue. Can’t you just call them toffee cows?

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