Veronica Alicia
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As a cultural alternative, you could try the area hailed as The Dead Centre of the Midlands, i.e. Kidderminster.
Highly recommended is a tour of the derelict carpet factories. |
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Little One
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How about a cruise around the isle of dogs? A romantic tour of the M25 rates high on my list too, as does navigating the spaghetti junction on a unicycle. Have you ever been to Walsall? Another hot holiday destination... |
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zumphh
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sir terence..
i would say that swimming would be the key to your enjoyment.
therefore i would say
1) sellafield - you would return with a healthy glow
2) kingston-upon-hull for a bracing dip in the humber (followed by a fight with the dick head locals no doubt)
3) worksop - probably has a source of water but i don't know where or what.
some of our friends from liverpool often show adventurous tendancies when selecting their destination and venture abroad to a land called north wales.
there they can indulge in swimming in their own sh## as opposed to normally just living in it. |
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Dee Cee
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Sir Terrance. You have picked the three crown jewels of British holiday towns. Personally I have never visited so can only answer your question through 'hearsay'. Each has its own peculiar delights, but Sellafield will leave you all aglow with a visit. Hull, well, Hull seem a fishy place to go to but has a large 'sole'. Workshy is ok, but all things considered I think I would rather stay at home sticking hot pins in my eyes than holiday in any of them. Have a great time. |
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HM 10
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Sellafield has nice empty beach's, a bit cold though to swim and the fish have three heads. Could rain (90% probablity in a 7 day period). You may notice a strange highly secure building there. If you see people on the beach with giger counters looking worried go home early. |
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buster
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Are you a Isambard Kingdom Brunel fan? (your pic)
Look out for the 'open doors' weekend some time in oct I think.
(check on the net) as many citys allow people to see inside buildings, boats etc for free. Lots to see. |
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myenzo
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Sellafield ,because the holiday will leave you with a glow . |
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Angel D
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No preference, no reasons, no hope.
Happy holidays!!!!!!!!! |
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byedabye
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Sorry mate, I wouldnt recommend any of them, try Dorset or Cornwall. |
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not so blue dog
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have only been to hull and it seems ok -its "re-generating" apparently,plus with your holiday spending money you could probably buy a nice little boarded -up 2 up 2 down for about 50 quid-seriously tho there is some great countryside around there and it is a university town so a bit cosmopoltan -(I think ) |
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imysworld
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i know it is not on you list but Cornwall can be very nice to go on holiday! |
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SagaSue
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Re-think your destinations ;o) |
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'Er indoors!!
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I don't fancy any of your choices, they all seem like strange holiday destinations, (are you winding us up?) I do believe Selafield is near to the Lake District, perhaps you could stay in the Lakes, and visit Selafield for the day? I've heard Dudley's nice!!!!! |
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Shrey M
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go to bangkok,thailand-shopping
goa,india-nice beaches
hong kong-nice city.great place
auckland new zealand-nature peace |
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