Visiting Torquay...
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Kents Caverns
http://www.kents-cavern.co.uk/contact.cfm
Dart Valley Railway
http://www.paignton-steamrailway.co.uk/
Buckfast Abbey
http://www.devon-online.com/attractions/buckfastab...
Have a look here, HTH
http://www.devon-online.com/Welcome.html
http://www.kents-cavern.co.uk/contact.cfm
Dart Valley Railway
http://www.paignton-steamrailway.co.uk/
Buckfast Abbey
http://www.devon-online.com/attractions/buckfastab...
Have a look here, HTH
http://www.devon-online.com/Welcome.html
Edited by ol' dirty on Tuesday 16th September 09:01
The coastal path south from Torquay through Paignton to Brixham is very pleasant, topped off by a cream tea alongside the harbour in Brixham, then a bus ride back.
Walking north is good and takes you to the beach at the bottom of Oddicombe hillclimb. Walk to the top and get the bus back again.
OK if it's not p*ssing down as it was when we did the walk to the north. The winds off the sea on the cliff top were 'challenging' to say the least!
Walking north is good and takes you to the beach at the bottom of Oddicombe hillclimb. Walk to the top and get the bus back again.
OK if it's not p*ssing down as it was when we did the walk to the north. The winds off the sea on the cliff top were 'challenging' to say the least!
Most places I'd suggest have already been mehtioned.
Totnes is nice for wandering around.
The Churston Court Hotel (go along the coast road past paignton and turn left before brixham) is nice to visit for sunday lunch. It's an old building with lots of character, weapons on the wall and big fireplaces. The kids love it. We often take MrsCs godparents there but don't bother midweek.
There's always Dartmoor.
If you fancy a longer trip then there's the National Marine Aquarium at Plymouth and the Eden Project in Cornwall. We liked the Eden Project, as did most of my friends, but it got the thumbs down from most PHers when it was last mentioned here.
MrsCs mum lives in Paignton by the way.
Totnes is nice for wandering around.
The Churston Court Hotel (go along the coast road past paignton and turn left before brixham) is nice to visit for sunday lunch. It's an old building with lots of character, weapons on the wall and big fireplaces. The kids love it. We often take MrsCs godparents there but don't bother midweek.
There's always Dartmoor.
If you fancy a longer trip then there's the National Marine Aquarium at Plymouth and the Eden Project in Cornwall. We liked the Eden Project, as did most of my friends, but it got the thumbs down from most PHers when it was last mentioned here.
MrsCs mum lives in Paignton by the way.
530dTPhil said:
The coastal path south from Torquay through Paignton to Brixham is very pleasant, topped off by a cream tea alongside the harbour in Brixham, then a bus ride back.
Walking north is good and takes you to the beach at the bottom of Oddicombe hillclimb. Walk to the top and get the bus back again.
OK if it's not p*ssing down as it was when we did the walk to the north. The winds off the sea on the cliff top were 'challenging' to say the least!
Brixham harbour...went a couple of years ago and it hadn't changed a bit from my childhood memories.Walking north is good and takes you to the beach at the bottom of Oddicombe hillclimb. Walk to the top and get the bus back again.
OK if it's not p*ssing down as it was when we did the walk to the north. The winds off the sea on the cliff top were 'challenging' to say the least!
Love the place.
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