Miserable, miserable places

It can’t be that bad can it duntmatter?

Oh really? (Clicky)

Somebody had a go at Severn Beach. I did’nt her when riding by on the Seawall 😉

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Hannah – Severn Beach Swimsuit 1[/url] by markymoo_uk[/url], on Flickr

What about Easington.

Then:

Now:

and note the story accompanying that second pic http://www.journallive.co.uk/north-east-news/todays-news/2009/05/16/easington-nurse-still-unconscious-after-assault-61634-23637423/%5B/url%5D

I concur with TJ.
I’ve been about 6 times & couldn’t wait to get away each time. IMO It’s so bad….my eldest son has lived in Camden for 3 years & I haven’t been to see him yet, but he comes to North Yorkshire & says, ‘what are they Dad’ & I say, ‘fields & trees son’.

He should get away from the tv and the Playstation a bit more. He might actually see some trees and grass,
That London looked like this just over a week ago. Looks just fine to me:

How about Princetown, Devon? Every time I’ve been there it looks like this:

I haven’t been through all this thread so someone may already have got there first, but in my reasonably well-travelled-in-the-UK experience, Craigavon is the biggest, deepest sh1thole it has ever been my misfortune to visit. I thank God that I only had to visit for one day.

Just back from Scunthorpe for the weekend………..highlight of the trip – going to a large garden centre.

We looked up things to do in scunthorpe when we arrived at my mates house – only had three things on the first link – one was to go to a pub with a kids play area, second was a pottery place that was closed and third was another pub with play area.

Cheek barsteward took us to a garden centre and amused himself as a tour guide of it.