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RE: emotional tips...

by montyman 04 May 2012

what were they laughing at hilron? most of the German Madels I know laugh with me Ha! Ha! However I am not from Derby, these people are…
RE: what is your favourite english county?

by Pizza_Wheel 29 January 2012

Derbyshire is much underrated. As I recall you're either a kentish man or a man of kent depending on which side of the river (the Medway…
Re: Which company for Everest base camp??

by Humberbridge 06 September 2011

Hi I did alot of research prior to booking our forthcoming trip to Nepal and opted to go with a small but well respected and recommended…
RE: Internal travel options from luang prabang

by Herbie47 03 August 2011

Very funny Monty! Where are you off to this winter or are you hibernating in Derbyshire?
RE: Sampler plate of England

by Herbie47 22 July 2011

Best to go on AA route planner or Google for route directions and times, off the main roads in Derbyshire and Yorkshire can be slow going.…
RE: Mr_E's

by mike9 04 July 2011

If you're flying overnight, then be aware that you'll be tired and not in the best condition for hitting Britain's overstretched motorways.…
Appalachian Trail Buddies, March/April 2012

by Elloello 29 June 2011

Hi there, My name is Elena, i'm 21 from Derbyshire, England, currently living in Canada. My next ambition is to hike the Appalachian…
RE: Walking the Peak District

by tomaus 22 March 2011

Hello, the peak district is in Derbyshire. This is a fair way from London. Train Travel in the U.K is rather expensive. However you could…
RE: Travel in uk

by KoalasRule 05 February 2011

#6 Lyme Park was the location used for Pemberley in Pride & Prejudice. The interior shots were done at Sudbury Hall in Derbyshire. …
RE: Day trips from Barnsley

by over40sandfulloffun 01 October 2010

Thanks again-keep the suggestions coming. I had a day in Manchester yesterday and just love it! The John Rylands Library is the most amazin…
RE: Romantic weekend away near London

by Georgia 24 July 2009

All these have great food as well for an anniversary meal: Two special Welsh hotels: Fairyhill hotel on the gower in wales might just…
Re: suggested itinerary for literary buff/outdoors woman, and car rental

by sadbloke 15 June 2009

Derbyshire is indeed a beautiful county, with plenty of fishing opportunities as listed [here|http://www.go-fish.co.uk/derbyshire.htm]…
RE: suggested itinerary for literary buff/outdoors woman, and car rental

by aurora22 15 June 2009

Hi, If your into countryside biking, then I recomend looking into Derbyshire, were you'll get to see the peak districk and the pennines,…
RE: Walking routes in the Atlas for an inexperienced trekker?

by nusnus 12 May 2009

I don't see why not. There are plenty of good hikes from Imlil. Easier than the Lake District. At least you don't get rained on all the…
RE: PEAK DISTRICT/DERBYSHIRE IN JANUARY - HIKING AND CAMPING

by Paddythered 24 January 2009

Not a stupid idea at all. That's what T.T. is designed for. Derbyshire is awesomely beautiful, whatever the season or climate. Get a…
PEAK DISTRICT/DERBYSHIRE IN JANUARY - HIKING AND CAMPING

by s1hastie 24 January 2009

Probably one of my first threads on this branch and it seems strange posting here a question considering I live here. I have a few free…
RE: Quaint place names in UK

by sadbloke 04 December 2008

+And as a side note, there's an area of the New Forest called Canada.+ We've got a New Zealand and California here in Derby Back on topi…
RE: pubs with accommodation

by ginger_phil 10 June 2008

A few years ago I stayed at the Miner's Arms in Eyam, Derbyshire, which is 10-20 miles south of Sheffield. It's in the Peak District so…
RE: Have you ever visited a town just because of its name.

by June2 20 March 2008

Colin @ # 24 - yes the original Bakewell Tart shop in Derbyshire produces gd tarts as in edible. The entrance to Bodelwyddan Castle,…
RE: england must-sees

by megaera 28 January 2008

A few ideas, since I'm not quite sure still of all your interests: Stratford on avon, for the Shakespeare stuff; Warwick Castle; (both…
RE: england must-sees

by Madle 26 January 2008

As you are going to Bath why not visit Cheddar, the gorge is simply beautiful. My boyfriend lives there and on visiting it took my breath…
RE: england must-sees

by tony_b 24 January 2008

Yes, it is a broad question. The "Midlands" is far too broad a term to give specifics on here. It could mean anything from the Cotswolds…
Info about Elizabethan times

by sadbloke 16 October 2007

You could try Hardwick Hall, Derbyshire, described as

Move to England?

by megaera 19 July 2007

NW, where are you now? And what kind of work do you both want?

For me (and I don't say it's right or possible for anyone else),…
Snicket

by Sarah55 03 June 2007

Snicket and ginnel = jitty in Derbyshire.

Nesh. A bit of a wimp, particularly where cold is concerned. "What? You're wearing…