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01/09/2008 @ 10:19
'patner' is meant to be 'partner.' i apologise for my terrible spelling.
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01/09/2008 @ 10:20
have you considered the peal district national park? that shouldnt take you too long to get to and certainly fits the bill with some beautiful countryside.
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01/09/2008 @ 10:55
yes we have but its so large i'm not sure where to start! do you know a specific area on interests or is on the whole all good?
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01/09/2008 @ 11:08
it depends on what you're planning on doing there really?
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01/09/2008 @ 12:45
not looking to do anything too strenuous, just take a few walks, snuggle up to a warm fire, have some traditional food. not sure whether to rent a cottage for a few days or go to a b&b in a village somewhere.
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01/09/2008 @ 12:53
There are lots of great places to go for walks in the black country, so you are not short of options. Having been to the leasowes a few times i think you may enjoy it. Its a beautiful park to visit, i think it was designed by a poet, and its ranked highly by the english heritage. There are lots of walks to do and its quite stunning
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01/09/2008 @ 14:08
sorry to be a pain but which region falls within the black country, i always get quite confused to where it actually means.
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01/09/2008 @ 14:18
there are some amazing walk routes along the white peak and derbyshire dales areas if thats any use to you?
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01/09/2008 @ 14:53
Basically the west midlands! but more specifically the areas north and west of brum and south and east of wolves, there are some great spots
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01/09/2008 @ 16:22
anywhere that is rural is good by me and the shorter the drive the better. the more info and ideas people give is a positive, this is all very helpful. thanks for explaining what it meant silver back, i only moved to birmingham a few years ago and to my shame haven't ventured to the surrounding areas, but i'm hoping to put that right.
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