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Louth in GeneralNewest Review: ... than the wide screen TV?s that we can buy for our homes. But one is of a decent size. They are also in the style of the traditional cinema and I will admit that the furnishings and décor is a bit dated, it looks like something straight out of the 70?s and another strange thing is that we still have intermissions in the films, where I have not seen this happen in any other cinema that I?ve been in. The prices are not really reasonable for what it is. Adults are £4.50 Children are £3.00. But I shouldn?t complain too much. At least we?ve got one. We have ju... more |
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by - written on 28/08/03 (Very useful, 657 readings)
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Ahhh the lovely Georgian town of Louth situated in the quietness of the wolds. Sounds quite nice when I put it like that don?t it. Anyway It?s not that bad considering the size of it. ~~~Location~~~ Like my other reviews I?ve written for the uk/travel guide, this town is located again in Lincolnshire. But it?s a bit of a world away from Grimsby and Cleethorpes trust me. If you haven?t read my other reviews Lincolnshire Is a county located on the east side of the uk. Also I may point out that Lincolnshire is one of the counties with the most uninhabited land. This is because the land in Lincolnshire is mainly used for farming.. But that doesn?t mean to ... Read the complete review
by - written on 05/05/01 (Very useful, 86 readings)
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Louth, population 12000, not including any sheep, is too small to be a major tourist destination. I`ve lived here for years and it has always seemed to be a quiet, sleepy place. Nevertheless there are several places worth a visit around here, particularly if you have younger children in tow. During the summer the townspeople of Louth head for the hills. Hubbards Hills, that is, as well as Westgate Fields which are right beside each other on the outskirts of town. On sunny bank holidays perhaps a third of the town will be there, or so it appears, paddling in the river Lud and feeding the ducks. Whilst Westgate Fields are mostly just fields, the Hills are ... Read the complete review

