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Trentside and A Few Meals Out

Created by MichaelJM on March 27, 2008

The side of the River Trent offers some great walks, interesting bird life and a chance for some good pub grub.

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Created by MichaelJM on June 27, 2006

We joined the National Trust and we're looking foward to some fascinating weekends exploring their properties in our home County of Nottinghamshire.

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Created by getawayguy on March 10, 2005

We wanted a different kind of vacation, and we got it. We weren't sure what to expect, or even if we would be able to handle a narrowboat with no previous experience. We had such a great time, we would recommend it to everyone while they're still young and healthy.

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Created by MichaelJM on March 6, 2005

Nottingham has a great choice of things to do and places to see. This journal will introduce some of the city's great, and often FREE, museums.

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Created by MichaelJM on March 5, 2005

Although Nottingham is not my home city, I've lived near to it for most of my working life. It's a great city and not at all like it has recently been described in the media. The shops, theatres, and restaurants are all easily accessible.

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Created by JayBroek on June 28, 2004

Torvill and Dean, Brian Clough, D.H Lawrence, The Stereo MCs, lace, Players cigarettes, Raleigh bicycles, Jesse Boot, and the Hood fella. Nottinghamshire, deep in the middle of the country, is home to the Redhead and I too. Here are some of the good bits.

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Created by Mutt on June 7, 2004

Those on the Robin Hood trail will, no doubt, find Nottingham Castle something of a disappointment as little now remains of the medieval keep where King John and the Sheriff of Nottingham plotted against their arch enemy, but those willing to dig a little deeper can still find some surprises.

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Created by Mutt on April 30, 2004

On the southwestern edge of Nottingham’s city limits lies South Broxtowe, a series of towns and villages with their own unique taste and feel that can be rewarding for those willing to venture a little beyond the normal tourist trail.