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Guide Friday Open Top Bus Tours (Llandudno)Newest Review: ... the stopping points along the route. It runs from the end of May until the end of September each year and departs every 30 ... more |
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by - written on 14/11/07 (Very useful, 77 readings)
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I realise that this is probably the wrong time of the year to post this one as we’re all thinking about Christmas, but this will remind you of summer holidays – they are just round the corner you know! Anyway to get to the point I have always liked Guide Friday tours and have so far taken them in Bath, York, London, Stratford, Whitby, Cardiff and Oxford and have enjoyed them all, so when I realised we had one here in Llandudno I had to try it out! What is a Guide Friday Tour? ----------------------------------------- Basically it is a tour of the local area taken on an open topped bus (known as a toast rack to us older folk!) with a ... Read the complete review
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