Glossop Destination National

Glossop

 

Newest Review: ... spend its entire childhood thinking there is only one place on the flat Earth, Glossop. A brain that will long for the day it burns its first bonfire and torments it’s neighbour. There is one more thing to life for a Glossopian baby and that thing is…Whitfield and Gamesley. Where all the hard nuts live, the kids to aspire to. The only attainable thing in the world of Glossop. Moving on now into infanthood and juniorhood. They go to their local schools and learn the ways of the playground. This involves calling fatty ‘fatty’, throwing stones at dinner ladies and learning to count to eleven. Anything past ... more

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Bilbo+Baggins
Premium Review Come to Glossop (678 words)
by - written on 26/10/01 (Very useful, 222 readings)
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Glossop in itself is a lovely little town situated near the hills. In itself I said, add people and you have something that really does resemble a scene out of The League of Gentlemen. This place is over flowing with weirdo’s. Even the children are weird. They are usually the ones untouched by madness, the sane little individuals of a town. Not here. They are born weird and spend most of their lives being weird. The only thing which they can do to prevent a life long torment of being weird is to leave. And that for a Glossopian is also weird. These people are smashing. They don’t even know it. I’ll now take a different approach to ...  Read the complete review

fleury
Premium Review Its a great little town! (215 words)
by - written on 11/01/01 (Useful, 189 readings)
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Before I start I better say that I am writing from a slightly biased opinion because Glossop is the place I have felt most at home at (Iv'e moved a round a bit) I think that Glossop is a great town with lots of good things. Firstly its right near the peak district, lots of beutiful countryside. Its also near Manchester city center (approx half an hours train/car journey) so lots of shopping, jobs, entertainment,pubs,clubs etc. Glossop also has the highest ratio of pubs to people in England so you are spoilt for choice on that front! If you are in the area its definately worth a visit. Here are some places I would recomend. The George hotel (opposite the train ...  Read the complete review

 

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