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Best Destination in Europe
According to the World Travel Awards (whoever they are).
I'll be off there soon :D http://t.travel.uk.msn.com/short-bre...europe#image=1 |
Re: Best Destination in Europe
Originally Posted by Bahtatboy
(Post 10888631)
According to the World Travel Awards (whoever they are).
I'll be off there soon :D http://t.travel.uk.msn.com/short-bre...europe#image=1 |
Re: Best Destination in Europe
Originally Posted by Blazeaway
(Post 10889301)
Hampshire s the best place, never ever go to Yorkshire!
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Re: Best Destination in Europe
Originally Posted by Blazeaway
(Post 10889301)
Hampshire s the best place!
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Re: Best Destination in Europe
Originally Posted by Scamp
(Post 10889942)
Correct
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Re: Best Destination in Europe
Originally Posted by Blue Cat
(Post 10889943)
no Northumberland :thumbup:
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Re: Best Destination in Europe
Originally Posted by Kix
(Post 10889944)
I concur - but I would really wouldn't I.
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Re: Best Destination in Europe
Originally Posted by Kix
(Post 10889944)
I concur - but I would really wouldn't I.
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Re: Best Destination in Europe
Originally Posted by Bahtatboy
(Post 10889955)
I'm off to Rothbury for a weekend in early October--any recommendations in the area?
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Re: Best Destination in Europe
Originally Posted by Bahtatboy
(Post 10889955)
I'm off to Rothbury for a weekend in early October--any recommendations in the area?
Originally Posted by Scamp
(Post 10889982)
Leave.
I'd say a visit to Alnwick at the Castle is needed, as is Kielder for some outdoor stuff (in the rain no doubt), I love the unspoilt beauty of Sweethope Lough, that area between the A696 and A68 is brilliant. Add to the mix Dunstanburgh, Warkworth and Bamburgh Castles, the Farne Islands, Holy Island (buy mead), and you really can't beat the county at all. Enjoy, it's a wonderful place. |
Re: Best Destination in Europe
Originally Posted by Kix
(Post 10890036)
You have no idea Southampton sonny have you, beautiful area, and little traffic.
I'd say a visit to Alnwick at the Castle is needed, as is Kielder for some outdoor stuff (in the rain no doubt), I love the unspoilt beauty of Sweethope Lough, that area between the A696 and A68 is brilliant. Add to the mix Dunstanburgh, Warkworth and Bamburgh Castles, the Farne Islands, Holy Island (buy mead), and you really can't beat the county at all. Enjoy, it's a wonderful place. |
Re: Best Destination in Europe
Originally Posted by Kix
(Post 10890036)
You have no idea Southampton sonny have you, beautiful area, and little traffic.
I'd say a visit to Alnwick at the Castle is needed, as is Kielder for some outdoor stuff (in the rain no doubt), I love the unspoilt beauty of Sweethope Lough, that area between the A696 and A68 is brilliant. Add to the mix Dunstanburgh, Warkworth and Bamburgh Castles, the Farne Islands, Holy Island (buy mead), and you really can't beat the county at all. Enjoy, it's a wonderful place. |
Re: Best Destination in Europe
Originally Posted by Scamp
(Post 10890082)
Sounds great. Slightly less so when you describe an area between two A-roads though! Hahah
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Re: Best Destination in Europe
Originally Posted by Bahtatboy
(Post 10889955)
I'm off to Rothbury for a weekend in early October--any recommendations in the area?
my friend owns this site, you might find it helpful :) |
Re: Best Destination in Europe
Originally Posted by Kix
(Post 10890087)
It's around a 400 square mile area mate!
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