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Silver_Lining

RIP Boobie

STOKE-ON-TRENT, United Kingdom

#16

Oct 09, 2012 @ 20:27:48

@boobear Said

Ahh if you want someone scenic I would suggest Derbyshire dales, Yorkshire dales or new forest.

New Forest?

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Silver_Lining

RIP Boobie

STOKE-ON-TRENT, United Kingdom

#17

Oct 09, 2012 @ 20:29:14

@boobear Said

Ahh if you want someone scenic I would suggest Derbyshire dales, Yorkshire dales or new forest.

Someone scenic...

How about that?

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Commander4th

, United Kingdom

#18

Oct 09, 2012 @ 20:50:01

@Silver_Lining Said

My friend and I have been talking about going away for the weekend this weekend, we just have no idea where to go.

I'm making a list of places that we could go as a possibility so would like some suggestions please.

The Peak District is nice, ive been to the highest pub, i think it was called The Barrel Inn and it was bloody high up.
A load of people were treking all the way up to it with snow on the ground (idiots :lol

I drove up in a nice warm car, and they had a huge, open, roaring fire when we got up there.

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Sparklegirl

LL.M

Cumbria, United Kingdom

#19

Oct 09, 2012 @ 21:54:11

I am of coursevery biased with the Lake District suggestion but still....

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JR_Sanford

Portland (St. Johns), Oregon

#20

Oct 09, 2012 @ 21:56:38

@Silver_Lining Said

My friend and I have been talking about going away for the weekend this weekend, we just have no idea where to go.

I'm making a list of places that we could go as a possibility so would like some suggestions please.

What is you budget? Do you want to travel abroad? Or, keep it cheap and do a staycation?

J.R.

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Silver_Lining

RIP Boobie

STOKE-ON-TRENT, United Kingdom

#21

Oct 09, 2012 @ 22:10:42

@Commander4th Said

The Peak District is nice, ive been to the highest pub, i think it was called The Barrel Inn and it was bloody high up.
A load of people were treking all the way up to it with snow on the ground (idiots :lol

I drove up in a nice warm car, and they had a huge, open, roaring fire when we got up there.

I love the sound of the log fire! We've said so many times that we're going to stay in a cabin for a few days, it's no good just for a weekend though as it's too expensive and most are a minimum of 3 nights stay.

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Commander4th

, United Kingdom

#22

Oct 10, 2012 @ 07:04:03

@Silver_Lining Said

I love the sound of the log fire! We've said so many times that we're going to stay in a cabin for a few days, it's no good just for a weekend though as it's too expensive and most are a minimum of 3 nights stay.

The pub actually had cabins around the back that you could rent, thats all there is at the very top, a pub and some cabins as far as the eye can see.
Walkers trek up there and rent a cabin

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Silver_Lining

RIP Boobie

STOKE-ON-TRENT, United Kingdom

#23

Oct 10, 2012 @ 08:43:48

I'm currently looking at Stratford-Upon-Avon.

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Silver_Lining

RIP Boobie

STOKE-ON-TRENT, United Kingdom

#24

Oct 10, 2012 @ 08:54:14

@Commander4th Said

The pub actually had cabins around the back that you could rent, thats all there is at the very top, a pub and some cabins as far as the eye can see.
Walkers trek up there and rent a cabin

I'll have a look online and see what it's like. Thanks

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Silver_Lining

RIP Boobie

STOKE-ON-TRENT, United Kingdom

#25

Oct 10, 2012 @ 08:59:08

@Commander4th Said

The Peak District is nice, ive been to the highest pub, i think it was called The Barrel Inn and it was bloody high up.
A load of people were treking all the way up to it with snow on the ground (idiots :lol

I drove up in a nice warm car, and they had a huge, open, roaring fire when we got up there.

https://www.garyd***son.co.uk/pubs.html

I have just found the website for The Barrel Inn though.

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offbeat

london, United Kingdom

#26

Oct 10, 2012 @ 09:21:36

i would recommend york ... it has a beautiful minster an interesting town centre ... with all the viking named streets coppergate etc ..and the yorvik museum which is a fascinating look at viking york . stratford on avon is also a nice town ..but personally, i'd go for york .

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Silly_Me

In a cave, United Kingdom

#27

Oct 10, 2012 @ 15:13:16

Hire a canal boat

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x_Laura_x

Nowhere, United Kingdom

#28

Oct 10, 2012 @ 22:06:44

East Grinstead!

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boobear

London, United Kingdom

#29

Oct 11, 2012 @ 06:14:42

@Silver_Lining Said

I'm currently looking at Stratford-Upon-Avon.

It's lovely there, you can row a boat on the river, see Shakespeare's house, if i remember rightly there is a butterfly farm too. Plus you're not too far from the Cotswolds

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Silver_Lining

RIP Boobie

STOKE-ON-TRENT, United Kingdom

#30

Oct 11, 2012 @ 08:19:39

@Silly_Me Said

Hire a canal boat

I'd love to do that for a week, but it's too expensive for just two of us.

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