Rob wrote:I live close to the Keukenhof and now.springtime,is the time to visit. The Germans are here in their hundred's at the moment.They love it!! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=85U-77_5lWk
The Keukenhof is so beautiful. I was there on a perfect sunny May day. The tulips were at their peak and just glowed.
The more I look at pictures of Shropshire the more I have this urge to visit and wander around without a map just to see what is over the next hill or around the next corner.
The U.K is so full of history and beautifull countryside that even my Aussie teenage daughters want to do the same.
We had some good matches on there against West Bromwich Labour Club.They had some good players. Bobby Shinton who went on to play pro football was in their team in the 60's.
Loads to see down here in Dorset-lets see-where shall we start? Poole Quay and a boat trip across to Brownsea Island Wareham and a boat trip up the river Hengistbury head nature reserve type place Swanage and trip on steam train Maiden Castle earthworks near Dorchester Kingston Lacey-big house and National Trust property near Wimborne
a5baggie wrote:The best part of West Bromwich is the Sandwell Valley great place to walk hard to believe the motorway is so close.
That brings back memories - my grandparents lived on Dagger Lane, and when we visited my Grandfather would take us to Sandwell Valley and Dartmouth Park. That's going back about 30 years - blimey talk about feeling old!
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