Where can i take my girlfriend for the weekend. ( Lodge Cabin , Apartment )
07 March 2008, 09:51 AM
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Where can i take my girlfriend for the weekend. ( Lodge Cabin , Apartment )
Its my girlfriends birthday next weekend and i m looking to go away with her for a few days. Has any one hear stayed somewhere they really like recently. I live in the south east and dont mind a drive i was thinking of the following.
1) Nice apartment in london for a 2 nights.
2) Sandy ***** in the new forest caravan or lodge cabin.
3) Driving to paris its cheaper than the eurostar for me.
4) Center parks but that looks quite expensive
any ideas would help.
Ps Before you say it i m going to try and take her up there while we are away.
1) Nice apartment in london for a 2 nights.
2) Sandy ***** in the new forest caravan or lodge cabin.
3) Driving to paris its cheaper than the eurostar for me.
4) Center parks but that looks quite expensive
any ideas would help.
Ps Before you say it i m going to try and take her up there while we are away.
07 March 2008, 10:26 AM
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Its my girlfriends birthday next weekend and i m looking to go away with her for a few days. Has any one hear stayed somewhere they really like recently. I live in the south east and dont mind a drive i was thinking of the following.
1) Nice apartment in london for a 2 nights.
2) Sandy ***** in the new forest caravan or lodge cabin.
3) Driving to paris its cheaper than the eurostar for me.
4) Center parks but that looks quite expensive
any ideas would help.
Ps Before you say it i m going to try and take her up there while we are away.
1) Nice apartment in london for a 2 nights.
2) Sandy ***** in the new forest caravan or lodge cabin.
3) Driving to paris its cheaper than the eurostar for me.
4) Center parks but that looks quite expensive
any ideas would help.
Ps Before you say it i m going to try and take her up there while we are away.
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07 March 2008, 11:57 AM
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Bath
Ironbridge
York
Cotswolds
All quite nice for a weekend away.
And you can get to all of them up the Marmite Motorway. (didn't want to feel left out from the smutty replies)!
Ironbridge
York
Cotswolds
All quite nice for a weekend away.
And you can get to all of them up the Marmite Motorway. (didn't want to feel left out from the smutty replies)!
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Its my girlfriends birthday next weekend and i m looking to go away with her for a few days. Has any one hear stayed somewhere they really like recently. I live in the south east and dont mind a drive i was thinking of the following.
1) Nice apartment in london for a 2 nights.
2) Sandy ***** in the new forest caravan or lodge cabin.
3) Driving to paris its cheaper than the eurostar for me.
4) Center parks but that looks quite expensive
Ps Before you say it i m going to try and take her up there while we are away.
1) Nice apartment in london for a 2 nights.
2) Sandy ***** in the new forest caravan or lodge cabin.
3) Driving to paris its cheaper than the eurostar for me.
4) Center parks but that looks quite expensive
Ps Before you say it i m going to try and take her up there while we are away.
Centre Parcs is only expensive if you do the activities. If you think of it as reasonable accommodation in the woods with a fancy swimming pool thrown in, it's not bad value! The Aqua Sana spa will also be a hit with the GF and you can arrange a couple therapy session.
I went for a couples massage, but I don't think the GF was too impressed when two rather attractive girls walked in to *ahem* "do" us.
I was relieved, I was dreading the prospect of a muscular german named Ivan commenting that I was very tense! 
The one in Elveden is good, and the one in Longleat is supposed to be very nice!
Have fun!
Ns04
PS Ask first and use lube, or it may be the last holiday you take with her!!!
PPS Send us the video!
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Does remind me of a joke though:
A couple from Norfolk are having sex on a beach, the woman says to the bloke
*do the Norfolk accent for full effect*
"Can you put ya ***** in as well"
"Why's that then?" The man replied
"Because you're scooping sand up my a*se"
07 March 2008, 01:51 PM
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There are loads of places, this goes back a while, but I think you can hire cottages from "English Country Cottages", the name really of the company I have actually forgotten, but I think it was something like that. Hires many wonderful places, with open log fires etc, in Cornwall and Devon, brilliant.
07 March 2008, 04:49 PM
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Chateau de Montreuil
Food is fantastic and if you like nice wine, there is a great wine merchant behind the hotel! Only about half an hour from Calais and close to Le Touquet for some sightseeing.
Alternatively, how about a weekend in Brighton? Hotel du Vin, Blanch House and Drakes are all great boutique hotels.
I like the Hotel du Vin because it is located just off the seafront by the Lanes, a great location and the food is good with a 'buzzing' bar and restaurant . Drakes has great views over the pier and has the popular Gingerman restaurant, but is about a ten minute walk from the lanes.
Food is fantastic and if you like nice wine, there is a great wine merchant behind the hotel! Only about half an hour from Calais and close to Le Touquet for some sightseeing.
Alternatively, how about a weekend in Brighton? Hotel du Vin, Blanch House and Drakes are all great boutique hotels.
I like the Hotel du Vin because it is located just off the seafront by the Lanes, a great location and the food is good with a 'buzzing' bar and restaurant . Drakes has great views over the pier and has the popular Gingerman restaurant, but is about a ten minute walk from the lanes.
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