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 Would it be possible to build a bridge across the english channel from England to France?
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 How is life in England?
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 Where should i move to in the uk?
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 UK living: Live in the North or South?
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 Why do lighthouses have red and white stripes?
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 What do you Americans think of the UK?
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 Time to send these migrant home?
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 Do you think its likely for England to change to using Euros?
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 UK nice places to live?
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 Is London overrated as a place to visit?
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 Do you like england more than canada?
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 Is it me or is london really realy expensive??
I am an american from NYC and was in London in 2004. Am thinknig of going back, but only if the prices have gone down by at least half since then (lol) They say New York is expensive but I almost ...



joe r

I have a long weekend off in the U.K where should I go.?

Want to get away for a few days in the U.K, not much money though. Anyone got any ideas??

    



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jezterfezter
At this time of the year, with the weather as it is, it would be wise to pick somewhere with plenty of indoor entertainment... Blackpool is quite good in this respect, with the tower, and the shows, and there's the lights at night (are they still on?).

Bed & Breakfast is also quite inexpensive in the town.


gla tkt
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Aviemore


CLIVE H
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London - check out all the free events.


Jean Pierre
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Frinton-on-sea

it's quiet and nice....

£20 return from london liverpool street


A True Gentleman
Depends where you live, Bath is really nice.


uk nurse
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leave the country and go to Paris!


martin48732
London.

If you type into Google, "Things to do for free in London", lots of ideas come up.

The British Museum is free.

Walking around London is good.

If you go to London, buying "Time Out" magazine might be a good idea. There are various "Time Out" guidebooks available as well, e.g. in the WH Smith store in Marylebone station.

You could stay in the YHA Thameside youth hostel in Rotherhithe (about £50 for your own room; about £20 for a bed in a shared room).

Travel around using "London Transport" - this covers London's buses, tube trains and normal trains. You can get a one-day pass which gives you unlimited travel on London Transport (costs £6.30 for the whole of London, or £4.90 for inner London only)

Enjoy your trip to the UK!


shazsquat
yeah my caravan on the east coast


PollyPocket
Cheddar gorge if you like caverns.

North York Moors if you like scenery.

Scotland (highlands) if you like hiking and scenery.

Wales if you like sheep.

London if you like hustle, bustle and black cabs.

Norfolk if you like cruising on a barge.

Devon if you like fossil hunting.

Blackpool if you want amusement arcades.

Yorkshire coast if you want to fish for Cod and Whiting.

City of York for history (Vikings mainly).

EDIT

Ben Nevis aint near Inverness! Its Fort William.


Flagbearer
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York, got to York, lots of oubs, fabulous nightlife and great locals, also the cathedral there is something to take in as well! if you do go to York, go to the "Ye Olde Star Inn" I forget which street its in, but its a lovely pub though, and has an interesting history, not bad for a pub!


karen a
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sandbanks in poole absolutley lovely


fatsausage
Bath


screamingkidz4
brecon south wales we have beautifull scerenry and loads of hills to walk and sum real good local pubs


mpizzo616
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Depends what you like. If you want lots of free museums go to London. However it is big, use the tube. It also has cool places to shop, eat, and theater. London Tower is a must see. If you like Medieval stuff, walking around York is cool. You can see most of it in a day, lots of cool places to eat and shop. Just a really unique place. Edinburgh, is a lot bigger, but still walkable. Lots of cool things to see there, old house, castle, palace, climb the crags (free), get some scotch whiskey, ghost tours. Those are probably my favorite 3 places in UK.


missnikid
york is lovely


RONBY
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ALTON TOWERS IN STAFFORDSHIRE IF YOU LIKE THEME PARKS. Plenty of cheap B & B'S nearby. Alton Towers have their own hotel too.


smudge
I would go to the Lake District, its really beautiful, much to explore at your own pace, very relaxed and won't suck away your hard earned cash.


Joolz of Salopia
There are plenty of nice places to visit.
If you like the country try: Cornwall (Town like Bude), Yorkshire, and then there is Scotland (St Andrews) or Wales (Canafvon)
Towns - try London, Leeds, York, Hull, Edinburgh, Glasgow, Bristol,
History - Iron Bridge in Shropshire & plenty in London, Bristol, Manchester, and Lancaster.


drew s
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depends what part of the country you are in!also are you going away yourself or with friends?


Janbull
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Go to Inverness and have an amble up Ben Nevis. Lovely place, nice people, cheap B&B's, cheap booze!


DemonicaB
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What do you like doing? Shopping? Clubbing? Sight seeing? Galleries? Museums? Hiking?

Brighton and Bournemouth are fun.. lots of shopping and nightlife plus you got the beach if it's not chucking it down.

Edinburgh seemed cool although I only spent a day there.

London of course has a million and one things to do if you want a bustling place.


raashi
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Como italy . want to know more/ contact me at carmaexpo@yahoo.co.in





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