MegaSack DRAW - This year's winner is user - rgwb
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I am in the middle of setting up a guide to picnicking on roundabouts in the UK.
So far I am collecting information on suitable roundabouts that are located in scenic locations where to enjoy a picnic.
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This one for instance offers peace, tranquillity and shading.
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This offers good views, local amenities and a great sound track of haulage.
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This compact, all weather version, great for a snack and go.
For year these little round oasis have been overlooked and under used, If you know of a roundabout near to you, or if you have a personal experience of picnicking on a roundabout please get in touch.
picnicroundabouts@googlemail.com
Surely no talk of roundabouts can be complete, without mention of the Legendary Magic Roundabout in Swindon:
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I dream of one day visiting this wondrous place...
I think I have actually had a snack, at this one:
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Almost got arrested by a Gendarme,for trying to cross the road bit! Haddunt seen the subways.
Are the Swindon head banger a great feat of engineering, but I fear not that child friendly.
I think you might be able to get something to eat and drink at this one, as well as take in a flick:
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Sadly the latter is not UK based Rudeboy, but thanks for your input, maybe one for my 2nd guide?
Ok then, I'll do my best to help out with London-based ones.
Canary Wharf has a couple of gooduns; this one has a very confusing set of traffic lights:
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And the larger one 100 yards away actually has a grassy area, flowerbeds and benches, in the middle bit, and great views of the River on the bank side:
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CW workers regularly use it in the summer months, to sit and have their lunch. I have seen people actually picnicking there!
Milton Keynes must be RPC heaven, surely ?
Of course, our very own Marble Arch is far superior to that vulgar French thing:
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Has seating/picnicking area.
At the bottom of Park Lane, you have a 'polygonabout', which has a fair bit of space, for relaxing.
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Finsbury Circus is actually quite a nice, quiet place to sit and relax, in the hustle and bustle of the City:
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What about Old St roundabout in that London *shudders*
Got any pics Rudeboy?
Not sure if the beautiful Old St one is actually accessible, by the public.
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Don't think this lovely sand sculpture is permanent, mind:
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