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- Life in Quarantine in the UK When we planned this trip, the UK had announced that they would open to everyone on July 10th. Consequently, we purchased tickets for theater, Highclere Castle and the Globe for dates after that. After we Posted by Miss Chris in Grandma on The Go | Jul 27, 2021
- Yorkshire Dales & Moors 2021===MAY-JUNE 2021=== A three hour drive north from our previous location in the Peak District National Park (NP) found us in the far north west section of the Yorkshire Dales. We had chosen this ar Posted by MAd4travel in MAd4Travel | Jul 26, 2021
- Those blue remembered hills[center][/center] [b]Into my heart an air that kills From yon far country blows: What are those blue remembered hills, What spires, what farms ar Posted by ToonSarah in Near and (not very) far | Jul 8, 2021
- Peak District, England 2021===MAY 2021=== Considering it was a Friday afternoon and the start of a long bank holiday weekend, our journey to the Peak District National Park wasn’t too bad. A couple of motorway accidents cause Posted by MAd4travel in MAd4Travel | Jun 6, 2021
- TOMCC "Cup of Tea" - CThis weekend is Spring Bank Holiday in the UK and memorial Day Weekend in the US. An extra day where we don't have to work. A chance to get out on the bike and have ride somewhere nice. Since the Posted by InvictaMoto in Rocket Roadster - A Motorcycling Blog | May 16, 2021
- Three Go To NorfolkThree? Yes. Me, Claire and Reggie the patador dog. As the country starts to pull itself out of the Covid pandemic and lockdowns we are hoping that by mid-August we can get a holiday. Rather than bother with going to foreign Posted by InvictaMoto in The United Kingdom | May 26, 2021
- Devon, England 2021===APRIL 2021=== After a brief lockdown period at our usual abode in the New Forest, and on the 12th April 2021, we escaped confinement and headed west to South Devon. [img=https://photos.travel Posted by MAd4travel in MAd4Travel | May 24, 2021
- 3rd UK Lockdown: November 2020 - March 2021NOVEMBER 2020 to MARCH 2021 Since the epic all day drive from the far north (Scottish Border) to the far south (Brighton & Hove) of England, in November 2020, we have been in Hove following the rules dictated by the third Posted by MAd4travel in MAd4Travel | May 11, 2021
- LondonI travelled to London several times. I have friends there, I love the museums and theater, and the parks are nice to hang around in. If you like me get tired from walking around a larger city like London, it's nice Posted by BreakALeg in Break A Leg | Mar 3, 2021
- Getting out of the UKNot sure I will even post this. This one is really just for me. There was a new variant of COVID that popped up in the UK not too long ago. We are in Bath and things are pretty good Posted by tatehomberg in Our trip to Europe | Feb 9, 2021
- UK Road Trip 2020 - South to North and Back (Northumberland)===NOVEMBER 2020=== Back in England, we were now on the last leg of our UK Road Trip. The plan was to stop at two locations on our way back to the south coast and then spend the period Posted by MAd4travel in MAd4Travel | Jan 20, 2021
- Best Mobile Repairs in Harrow, LondonDo you need Mobile Repairs service in harrow? We know how important your phone. It feels like you have lost something when you don’t have your phone. Got your phone damaged or faulty? Don’t worry we’ve got your back. Don’t Posted by mobilerepairs in Best Mobile Repairs in Harrow, London | Dec 22, 2020
- Stuck in the UKSo, about a week ago we traveled from Inverness to Bath, England. We had spent our 3 weeks in Inverness planning the next half of our trip. We planned to spend about 10 days in Bath over the Christmas holiday Posted by tatehomberg in Our trip to Europe | Dec 22, 2020
- The Scramble to the UK and another border to crossOct 17th: As I am writing this, I am on a plane and we will be landing in London in about 30 minutes. We were, of course, supposed to travel to the United Kingdom, but not today. We were going Posted by tatehomberg in Our trip to Europe | Nov 5, 2020
- Kentish charms[center] Beach hut, Whitstable[/center] The first time we went to Whitstable for a short break, a few years ago, we stayed in nearby Seasalter and made a couple of day trips into Posted by ToonSarah in Near and (not very) far | Oct 31, 2020
- Autumn colours and fungi[center] In the Rock Garden[/center] A few days ago we paid a first visit to this fairly small National Trust run garden just off the M25 to the south of London. And what a delig Posted by ToonSarah in Near and (not very) far | Oct 26, 2020
- The largest stone circle in Britain[center] The stone circle, Avebury[/center] I find it a little odd that Avebury is not as well known, nor as visited, as nearby Stonehenge. Personally I find it just as impressiv Posted by ToonSarah in Near and (not very) far | Oct 17, 2020
- Where the Mendips meet the sea[center] Looking back towards the 'mainland' from Brean Down[/center] On the coast of Somerset between Weston-super-Mare and Burnham-on-Sea, a long finger of land juts out into t Posted by ToonSarah in Near and (not very) far | Oct 16, 2020
- UK Road Trip 2020 - South to North and Back (Second Leg)===SEPTEMBER 2020=== The plan for our visit to the North Pennines Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty was much the same as other places, explore on foot. But not before our feet and legs had had a cha Posted by MAd4travel in MAd4Travel | Oct 13, 2020
- Britain’s answer to the Grand Canyon[center] Cheddar Gorge[/center] ===Cheddar Gorge=== Cheddar Gorge cuts into the southern edge of the Mendip Hills in Somerset. At 137 metres deep it is hardly the Grand Canyon Posted by ToonSarah in Near and (not very) far | Oct 12, 2020
- Folkestone Harbour Arm and StationThe idea of this trip was to go to the bakery on the Harbour Arm called [[https://dockerbakery.com/|Dockers]] and a walk across to get some seafood from one of the stalls on the opposite side of the harbour. After bread buying from Posted by InvictaMoto in The United Kingdom | Oct 11, 2020
- And did those feet …?[center] Glastonbury Tor[/center] Long, long before it was home to one of the world’s most famous music festivals, Glastonbury was a place of pilgrima Posted by ToonSarah in Near and (not very) far | Oct 8, 2020
- The White Cliffs of DoverSadly there are no bluebirds to fly over the White Cliffs of Dover. There never were any. There are however magpies and jackdaws. The corvids supplement their diet by scavenging amongst the tables outside the visitor centre and Posted by InvictaMoto in The United Kingdom | Oct 7, 2020
- DunwichGreetings! Our next adventure was requested by none other than Penny herself. She wanted to go to the beach as she had never been to one before. After a little research, we came upon the Suffolk coast which includes the Posted by LCP in The Adventures of Penny's People | Oct 3, 2020
- England’s smallest cathedral city[center] Wells Cathedral and Cathedral Green[/center] We recently spent a few days in the Somerset city of Wells, often described as England’s smallest city. In fact, the City of Posted by ToonSarah in Near and (not very) far | Oct 3, 2020
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