So you are allowed to venture to more places now, as long as you have booked in advance, taken six negative Covid tests, have a vaccination certificate and don’t mind queuing. To save stress why not visit places and attractions nobody else will want to visit?
Enjoy your weekend.
Times and Tides of a Beachwriter 
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Ha ha! This was fun.
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I recognise that family hotel room, been there, Bude in Cornwall! Adventure week when the kids were 6 and 8, canoeing, abseiling, horse riding, massive meals on an all-in holiday. Daughter fell out of the top bunk in the middle of the night. 34 years later we’re still talking about it ….. happy days, no phones or computers, evenings were board games and quizzes.
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That does sound like a great holiday. We stayed in a similar room with our three in a village near Alton Towers.
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I had several chuckles viewing your touring spots. I am not ready to jump out into a crowded venue yet.
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Thanks Deborah – I think a lot of people feel like that.
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😂
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Brilliant!! 🙂
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That’s one way to remain socially distant.🤣
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Sign me up for Plastichenge. The authenticity is breathtaking!
Best wishes, Pete.
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Enjoy your visit Pete.
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and not only are these places probably not too crowded, they are probably gentle on the wallet as well… except when passing through the Lego souvenir shop…
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Yes Jim and you can pass through the Lego shop without buying if you have the willpower!
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but they have such cool sets, like the Great Cathedral…
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😊
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