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  1. Tryfan avatar

    RE: Visiting UK for 6 weeks

    by Tryfan 28 May 2012

    Nice to see Jasper Fforde getting on here, looking forward to the new Thursday book....... Bristol and Bath are both an easy train journey…

  2. Anonimo avatar

    RE: Washington DC to Memphis

    by Anonimo 28 May 2012

    >Also, for me, no trip to Memphis is complete without a meal at Central BBQ. It's not far from Overton Park, in Midtown. Our favorite…

  3. brzzl_grrzl avatar

    RE: Gah. Pity post.

    by brzzl_grrzl 27 May 2012

    +I'm thinking of a few WT meet ups around the country.+ That's a really lovely idea. I'd be very happy to host a Bristol one and have…

  4. Voyager_2002 avatar

    RE: Road trip to Cornwall from london

    by Voyager_2002 26 May 2012

    Some thoughts: 1. Most people find a visit to Stonehenge a very unsatisfactory experience. If you desperately want to see it properly,…

  5. Tryfan avatar

    RE: Trying to chose between Swansea and Cambridge for next year

    by Tryfan 25 May 2012

    OK. I agree with that. Swansea is a pain to get to any decent airport, Bristol is closest at least 2hrs away (Cardiff airport ain't…

  6. Magdalen606 avatar

    Re: Cheltenham area

    by Magdalen606 21 May 2012

    You've got loads of interesting options from Cheltenham. Bath, Bristol, Oxford, Stratford all nearby towns/cities worth seeing. Stratford…

  7. ambilobegirl avatar

    Re: First Trip to England - Transportation & Pub Questions

    by ambilobegirl 16 May 2012

    The best restaurant to eat at in Bath is The Circus. Delicious food and excellent service at a reasonable price. I would agree with…

  8. nadia1x avatar

    Looking for a club / bar that will let me play a DJ set in Bogota

    by nadia1x 14 May 2012

    Hello I am a bedroom producer / DJ and will be taking a break from it all during a month long trip to Colombia in August. I would love…

  9. Voyager_2002 avatar

    RE: Where to stay -

    by Voyager_2002 13 May 2012

    Note that Bath is a very long way from Cornwall, and the poor (slow) roads and railway lines in the far west mean that the distances seem…

  10. Stoddy87 avatar

    RE: Travel buddy??? Thailand, Vietnam, Cambodia, Malaysia. June 2012. Flexible.

    by Stoddy87 09 May 2012

    Hi all, I am a 24yr old female planning on a solo trip from Bristol to India - but am also considering Thailand and Cambodia for a couple…

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    Re: car share in south india

    by Stoddy87 09 May 2012

    Hi there, I'm also contemplating a few weeks' away touring across India. I am 24 from Bristol. Let me know if there's still room? Hope…

  12. edthesock avatar

    RE: manchester to bath or oxford to london

    by edthesock 09 May 2012

    I have been to Bath twice. I went the 2nd time cos I won a tour and Bath was on the itinerary. I thought the place boring though worth…

  13. jeanniehk avatar

    manchester to bath or oxford to london

    by jeanniehk 09 May 2012

    I shall take my two teenage kids ( age 15 & 13) to London. If we start from Manchester, which would be a better choice for stopover and…

  14. battybilly avatar

    RE: Why was fox hunting banned?

    by battybilly 03 May 2012

    Good point. They certainly do well in some cities. Bristol has many - and they're thriving.

  15. Tretower avatar

    RE: Exeter to Worcester

    by Tretower 26 April 2012

    #10 Sounds like a plan, north Devon has its attractions, though once you gone past Watchet or Minehead you might as well get on the M5…

  16. drumbrake avatar

    RE: Exeter to Worcester

    by drumbrake 26 April 2012

    Thanks again. While I prefer trains, hire car does give flexibility. Maybe I'll go along the north coast of Devon, then up to M5 (or A38)…

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    RE: Exeter to Worcester

    by Tretower 26 April 2012

    If you want gorges stop in Bristol, which is probably mid point between Exeter and Worcesrer, and again has attractions of its own (Clifton…

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    RE: Exeter to Worcester

    by Tretower 26 April 2012

    I'd go with #3. Could could actually get a train via Bristol, driect to Worcester which goes via Abergavenny and Hereford. Hereford…

  19. Voyager_2002 avatar

    RE: Should avoid the olympics?

    by Voyager_2002 21 April 2012

    Well Fulana, check out hotel booking sites and see what prices are like towards the end of the month. That would give you some idea. However…

  20. natashazoe avatar

    RE: shhh don't tell anyone

    by natashazoe 20 April 2012

    no, webs, the right answer is "visit Bristol" :)

  21. Tom_Bowler avatar

    RE: Are we better off if we can get rid of religions?

    by Tom_Bowler 19 April 2012

    >I met his son, Tom. He taught economics at Bristol when I was there. Really? That whole period of British literature and society absolu…

  22. KirstySS avatar

    RE: Are we better off if we can get rid of religions?

    by KirstySS 19 April 2012

    I met his son, Tom. He taught economics at Bristol when I was there.

  23. natashazoe avatar

    RE: Brits & other small-country people

    by natashazoe 18 April 2012

    Yes, I've flown from Bristol to Edinburgh, it was about 1/4 the price of taking the train.

  24. Voyager_2002 avatar

    RE: Day trip from London -

    by Voyager_2002 17 April 2012

    Bath and York are very different: both are outstanding in their own way. York is actually a very long way from London, so I do not sugges…

  25. Groovygal avatar

    which city to fly into...

    by Groovygal 12 April 2012

    Hi, I live in Bristol (UK) and at the moment there are some really cheap flights to various city's in Poland. I'm really considering a…

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