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RE: North wales to bristol route recomendations please

by barney_uk2 28 May 2012

An alternative is to meander down the English side of the border, calling in at place like Ludlow, Leominster, maybe Hay-on-Wye, Chepstow.…
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…
RE: Roadtrip suggestions in Wales ? Driving from Bristol ..

by Tretower 01 February 2012

Starting at 1pm Friday; spend several hours in static traffic on the M32, M4....!? Seriously; South Wales via Bath (on a Friday!), you…
RE: UK in 9 days - Ideas, comments, criticisms please!

by Copepod 29 January 2012

Route is doable, but will be very tiring. At least longer daylight hours in May means you will see some scenery when travelling in evenings.…
RE: Visit Wales

by Usher73 06 January 2012

[Hay-on-Wye has become world famous for its secondhand and antiquarian bookshops|http://www.hay-on-wye.co.uk/bookshops/]
RE: Foreign Office website has freaked me out - need reassurance

by alanymarce 25 November 2011

Don't look only at the FCO site, check out USA, Canadian, Australian, and other government travel advice websites. Build up a picture…
RE: Offas Dyke next week

by Copepod 22 August 2011

http://www.nationaltrail.co.uk/offasdyke/index.asp?PageId=1 Click on Planning a trip in row of yellow buttons, then Accommodation map…
Offas Dyke next week

by stevepaint 22 August 2011

I am thinking about walking from Hay on Wye to Chepstow along The Offas Dyke trail. This is my planned route would be glad of any comments…
Where to go i southern Wales

by Errol 02 July 2011

If you had one spare night in southern Wales (between Fishguard and Hay on Wye, to be precise), where would you go?
N. Wales - How long??

by mommy_barbie 13 June 2011

Good day, We have 22 nights in the UK and are splitting them between Wales and England. We have blocked 5 to 6 nights for London, and…
RE: Travel from Edinburgh to Pembroke Dock

by Tretower 02 May 2011

A week is quite generous length of time to take what would otherwise be a 8-10 hr car journey. However the trick will not be not to overdo…
RE: England travel planning driving me nuts!

by englishswiss33 14 February 2011

Hay-on-Wye, By Train...The closest Train station, approaching from England, to Hay-on-Wye is in the city of HEREFORD, approximately 22…
RE: Base for day trips around Wales

by Tretower 20 January 2011

Would endorse what Mrs Trellis says, perhaps substiture Crickhowell, Abergavenny or Hay-on-Wye for Brecon Beacons. Tenby is nice, especially…
RE: UK itinerary - August/Sept

by arowberry 23 November 2010

Cardiff really is a fantastic city, could be a shame to miss it out. Without wanting to enter into an endless debate over which cities…
RE: UK itinerary - August/Sept

by amsel07 21 November 2010

Three days for Bath and only one for Hay-on-Wye - I would cut off a day or even two from Bath and spend more time in Wales. The Brecon…
UK itinerary - August/Sept

by sdnz 21 November 2010

Hi team Just drafting up a UK itinerary for my boyfriend and I to do - on a budget!! We are buying a van and will be using that to get…
RE: 3 days in Wales- ladies trip

by the_little_fellow 10 November 2010

Just stay clear of Swansea. They'll try and trick you into thinking it's a nice place, but it's all an illusion. If any of your group…
Re: Help with Family History visit to Wales

by Tretower 26 August 2010

Nice part of the world (my mum lives near Crickhowell), the Brecon Beacons. Most of the places above are all fairley close together.…
RE: South Wales for 6 days

by thewaytogo 21 May 2010

I think you are ok with the schedule. Hay on Wye is good and cannot speak to highly of the Brecon Beacons.
South Wales for 6 days

by ahtarski 17 May 2010

I am planning a trip to Wales for 6 days in July with my 80+ parents (can walk all day but probably better not to try hiking). We love…
RE: Itinerary suggestions and hiking questions

by Thefurz 26 April 2010

As rory said, the Brecon Beacons are the nearest "rough hiking" area in the south west UK to Bath/Bristol. Monmouth, Usk and Hay-on-Wye…
RE: Getting to Stranraer

by aubo23 23 July 2009

Hay on Wye is served by buses from Hereford
Getting to Stranraer

by hdunlop 23 July 2009

Hello my Lonely Planeteers! I'm having a bit of a hard time figuring out how to get to Stranraer by public transport so that I can catch…
Re: What to do?

by Tretower 20 March 2009

How are you travelling? Your options will be dictated by whether you are tied to public transport or have the freedom of a car. If you…
RE: Short trip while based in Coventry - where to?

by MrsMonkey 18 February 2009

I wholeheartedly agree with all of the above ideas & suggestions for the Coventry region. But if you still fancy heading towards Wales,…