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róisín_dubh

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12. Thought it's a bit out of the way...

Reply to bif (Original post)

Fri May 24, 2024, 10:27 AM

May 2024

I have to throw a hat in the ring for Norwich Cathedral (and Norwich in general). It's a lovely city.
If you're doing anything by rail, beware the dreaded engineering works on the weekend. They can really muck up your plans.
Enjoy! England in the early autumn is lovely.

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Need some advice re: a cathedral tour of England [View all] bif May 2024 OP

I don't know, but it sounds like a cool trip. Let us know what you decide and how it goes. Scrivener7 May 2024 #1

I can speak only to my brief excursions while a sailor, poor in terms of both money and time EYESORE 9001 May 2024 #2

No matter where you visit you will enjoy it. surfered May 2024 #3

Thanks! bif May 2024 #4

Not too difficult driving in small towns... surfered May 2024 #5

Gloucester to Peterborough would be quite a long journey - over 3 hours muriel_volestrangler May 2024 #6

Thanks for the info bif May 2024 #7

Leicester has most stuff muriel_volestrangler May 2024 #8

Thanks for all the great info. bif May 2024 #9

If you'd like to venture outside England for a break (which isn't a major trip), you could go to St Davids in Wales Emrys May 2024 #10

Wow! That looks incredible! bif May 2024 #11

Thought it's a bit out of the way... róisín_dubh May 2024 #12

We visited Norwich many years ago bif May 2024 #13

It's my adopted home. róisín_dubh May 2024 #14

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