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fragglerock2006 Cheshire Ice Cream Farm: ... visit Cheshire Ice Cream Farm a lot during the summer months, it s a great place to go with the children as it s really family friendly and it attracts both the young and old. It has recently been renovated so if you haven t been there in a while, it s definitely worth a visit. Facilities - *Crazy Daisy s Play Barn* This is super! It has two great soft play areas. A seperate toddler soft play area which is FRE...
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Sightseeing National - Swansea Leisure Centre Swansea Leisure Centre
Sightseeing National / Oystermouth Road, Swansea SA1 3ST. Tel: +44(0)1792 649126.
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Plantasia Plantasia
Sightseeing National / Plantasia is Swansea’s hi-tech ‘hot house’ development which boasts one of the finest collections of plants in the country. Location:Park Tawe Centre, Swansea, Wales. Tel: +44(0)1792-474-555. Tue-Sun 10am-5pm
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Sightseeing National - Conservation Centre Conservation Centre
Sightseeing National / Conservation Centre is the first national conservation centre in the UK. Whitechapel, Liverpool L1 6HZ. Tel: +44(0)151 478 4999.
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Rosslyn Chapel Rosslyn Chapel
Sightseeing National / Roslin, Midlothian, Scotland, EH25 9PU.
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Sightseeing National - Pitsligo Castle Pitsligo Castle
Sightseeing National / The ruins of this once powerful courtyard castle lie just to the south of Rosehearty, Grampian.
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Slains Castle Slains Castle
Sightseeing National / Slains Castle is situated about 1 mile from the small village of Cruden Bay, which is about 25 miles north of the city of Aberdeen on the north east coast of Scotland. Slains Castle offered Bram Stoker the inspiration for his legendary Count Dracula.
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Sightseeing National - Castle Fraser Castle Fraser
Sauchen, Inverurie, Aberdeenshire, AB51 7LD. Tel. Sauchen (01330) 833463. ADMISSION PRICES: castle, garden and grounds, adult £6, concession £4.50, adult group £4.80, child / Sightseeing National /school group £1, family £16.50. Garden and grounds only, adult £2, concession £1.3
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Crathes Castle Crathes Castle
Banchory, Aberdeenshire, AB31 5QJ. Tel:(01330)844525 Fax:(01330)844797 (Castle); Tel:(01330)844651 (Ranger / Sightseeing National /Naturalist). ADMISSION PRICES: castle only/walled garden only, adult £4.50, concession £3; combined ticket (castle and garden), adult £7, concession
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mattconnect Chesil Beach (Dorset)
... Beach is situated in South England, in Weymouth, and is a long stretch of coast line meaauring 18 miles long, and is a shingle beach. It can be described as a spit as it has a salt lagoon behind. ~~~APPEAL~~~ This is one of my favourite places in the whole wide world, as it is so peaceful and largely undisturbed... There is a car park on the other side of the lagoon, with which you can park your car, and also an information centre, full of interesting information about the beach in the past, as well as samples of sea life, shells, fossils and other artefacts found on the beach. The whole stretch of the beach is filled with the shingle; there must be millions a...
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wigglylittleworm The Scottish Parliament Building (Edinburgh)
... has been home to the Scottish Government since 2004 and the building designed by Catalan architect Enric Miralles was the subject of much controversy because of the massive amounts of money spent on building it and many hated the modern design. I was invited to the parliament building as part of a group by my local MSP and after we had a meeting we were given a tour of the building by her researcher. My experience will be slightly different to most visitors as we visited on a day when the parliament was sitting, public tours normally only take place on non business days. Visit the Scottish government website for more details about what days and time tours take pl...
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wakefieldlea Cannon Hall (Barnsley)
... is Cannon Hall Farm? Cannon Hall Farm is a fully functioning, working farm set in the Pennine hills in Barnsley. It is an award winning farm, and offers a great day out for the family. It is situated adjacent to Cannon Hall - however having never been in here as they don t allow pushchairs, I am unable to review this. My review will be solely on Cannon Hall Farm. Access It is 10 minutes off Junction 37 on the M1. The farm is signposted, and once you have reached Cannon Hall there is a large car park there, or you can follow the signs to "open farm" to be parked near to the Farm. There are 100s of car parking spaces, and there are disabled car parking spo...
Read the full review: Great day out for all the family! by wakefieldlea
 
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