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  1. mike9 avatar

    RE: Getting to the North East from London

    by mike9 28 April 2012

    For Kings Cross - Durham and Durham - Edinburgh it is worth checking the train operators own websites in case of any good deals. East…

  2. beefyboy avatar

    Re: Durham-York-Liverpool

    by beefyboy 28 April 2012

    Some great replies; I would add that parking is expensive and difficult on the streets of Durham, so if you opt to drive you should check…

  3. iviehoff avatar

    RE: Coolest geographical names

    by iviehoff 22 November 2011

    Places with cool names are not always nice. For example Pity Me, County Durham, is mainly an industrial park; Wagga Wagga, New South…

  4. moobie avatar

    RE: York and Yorkshire

    by moobie 24 June 2011

    OP, Then you may also want to consider, County Durham, Tyne and Wear, Northumberland and Cumbria. All further North in England than than…

  5. helenochyra avatar

    Camping in the northeast

    by helenochyra 09 April 2009

    I am planning a holiday to the northeast of England and want to camp (tent not caravan) across Northumberland, Tyne and Wear, Teeside…

  6. macushlainoz avatar

    Re: Is it worth hiring a car for Ireland in November?

    by macushlainoz 10 July 2008

    Thanks again, littlefox! You are always very helpful. I have read a lot over the years about the history of Ireland. It makes me weep!…

  7. tony_b avatar

    RE: Where in the northeasy to take a wife out for a birthday weekend?

    by tony_b 22 June 2008

    Romaldkirk is a lovely upland County Durham village. And how about lunch here? It's delightful. http://www.rose-and-crown.co.uk/ A…

  8. Nerb avatar

    Bantry area pubs with live traditional music

    by Nerb 08 September 2007

    then if you go round the corner to Allihies, each of the four pubs takes it in turn to have sessions on different weekdays, or they used…

  9. tony_b avatar

    Yorkshire and North East England

    by tony_b 14 June 2007

    "Brontë Country" is a slick bit of marketing that has been too successful for its own good, I'm afraid. Howarth high street…

  10. shoefreak11 avatar

    Yorkshire and North East England

    by shoefreak11 14 June 2007

    Hi,

    I've been looking into a trip probably closer to late summer and decided to go to mainly County Durham and Yorkshire. I had…

  11. alanR avatar

    What to see between Edinburgh and Newcastle?

    by alanR 13 June 2007

    Don't forget Cragside - and it's Dunstanburgh Castle.

    BUT what about County Durham, home of Durham Cathedral, Beamish Open Air…

  12. VinnyD avatar

    Plymouth

    by VinnyD 25 March 2007

    #22 -- Two interesting points, stormboy. It looks as if the North Carolina pronunciation of Durham pronunciation is pretty close to the…

  13. socialistcook avatar

    England, the top 3

    by socialistcook 23 July 2006

    Top 3 cities: Edinburgh, Newcastle, Birmingham
    Top 3 towns: Tavistock-Devon, Ashbourne- Derbyshire, Barnard Castle- County Durham
    Top…

  14. erikthered avatar

    The most beautiful place

    by erikthered 28 January 2006

    Dont know the order:
    The road along the southwest coast of Scotland from Annan to Newton Stewart as the night sets in in late summer.

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