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I'm in Bristol now, tomorrow and Sunday, what should I see, eat, do?
I don't have a bike atm but the pump track looks neat.
Go for a walk in Ashton Court Estate
Go for a walk up Brandon Hill and up the little tower
Go for a walk along the harbourside
Visit the SS great Britain if you like massive boats, is near the harbourside funnily enough
Wildlife Photographer of the year exhibition is now on at the M shed, also near the Harbourside
Catch the Grayson Perry exhibition at Arnolfini, again by the harbourside
While you're at the Harbourside, look out for Wapping Wharf, lots of interesting food and drink places
Take a wander up Stokes Croft and visit some of the cafes and shops and whatnot. There's a great synth shop and a good record shop nearby
Go to Clifton and look at the bridge
Visit any of the Dawkins pubs
there's a few for starters 🙂
Thanks, should keep me occupied for a couple days!
The Woods at the top of park street.
Happy hour and 2-4-1 cocktails 5-8 (at least it used to be) bloody marvelous mojito
Come into the office for a nice chat about the consumer contracts regulations and distance selling rules?
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This place does amazing breakfasts and food. We went for a weekend and kept going back there.
the aerospace museum featuring Concorde is now open
Mud-dock is not only a good bike shop its also a good bar/café
Steam trains are running on the Harborside this weekend.
Steam trains are running on the Harborside this weekend.
The last weekend of the year for this.
The Bristol museum is good and free ...I don't consider myself a museum person but was impressed/interested!
Get smashed on Gloucester Road for 3 days
Get smashed on Gloucester Road for 3 days.
See you on 'Turbo Island' after work, then?
TBF if a 48 hour bender is your bag, there are few better cities to indulge in it 😆
Rent one of the yellow hire bikes and take it to the pump track? 🙂
Louise?
Walk a lap of the floating harbour. Let's you take in underfall yard (cool old school boatbuilding), ss Great Britain, Aardman animations, dock cranes, steam train, m shed, Arnolfini (with Grayson Perry, best exhibition they've ever had), nice waterfront boardwalk, plenty of bars, boats and history along the way.
I think the Wildlife Photographer of the Year Show is on at MShed.