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5 Rise Locks Hotel (Bingley)Newest Review: ... more (it has ceased to be, it is an ex- society). Tucked away in suburbia, and facing a street of well appointed (massive) ... more |
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by - written on 29/10/08 (Very useful, 126 readings)
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'Eat and drink what you like - it's all on me', said my Dad just before my wedding. 'I've spoken to the owner and he'll make a fuss of you, so enjoy yourselves'. Now, to me, that sounded like carte blanche to have a thoroughly good time, and I expected a bit of VIP treatment, for once in my life. Having done the fateful deed with honourable intentions, this seemed like a fair reward for accepting a life sentence, and had the bemusing effect of a last treat for the condemned man. To whit: an all expenses night in a nearby hotel in lieu of a honeymoon, for which we had neither the time or funds to spare. I should point out, in order to avoid criticism and a ... Read the complete review
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