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  1. Dan

    DanT Active Member

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    my Dads birthday comin up and he prefers a day out with the family to a present so want to take him somewere we can go for a walk round maybe a heratige site and have some dinner in a cafe/tearoom and a pub at the end for a pint any suggestions of any such places

    TIA
     
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    Wentworth Castle and Gardens. nt
     
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    Whitby is lovely any time of year.......

    as for eating out there's some very nice eateries in and around Whitby, and a nice walk around the old Abbey to work up an appetite.
     
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    How far do you want to travel?

    Chatsworth & Bakewell?

    Could pick up some fabulous meat from the farm shop too
     
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    Well my dad lives near derby so anywhere within an hours drive of there would be great
     
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    Take him round Chatsworth then up to the farm shop & restaurant - toppermost top snap.
     
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    Castleton? nt
     
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    Matlock Bath and Crich.</p>

    But I guess if he lives in Derby he's probably been to most nice places around there.</p>
     
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    FWF affraid so that is the big problem i'm having Bath Matlock Castleton Bakewell he's already been and he's probably been to some that i've forgotenn about so its hard to think of somewere new
     
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    what about the Forestry Centre at Swadlincote I can't remember the full name, think they have a birds of prey centre - bit different!
     
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    Wouldn't worry too much about it - I'm sure the important thing for him will be to spend time with his family than the actual destination.
     
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    Carsington village and resevoir.

    Thats if you fancy a 8 mile walk round res. Good village pub.
     
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    Rother Valley Park

    Just off J31 of M1.

    Nice lake to walk round, fairly flat.

    Lots of room for kids to run round, play football etc if you have any.

    But not alot to see, although there are some lakes that attract bird watchers.

    Small craft workshops at centre with a tea shop.

    Can hire a boat / canoes if thats what you fancy. If you're feeling really energetic there's a cable water-ski. (Once saw Vinny Jones knock his head on the eaves of the cabin whilst he was walking round there with his girlfriend. LOL)

    There's a nice pub on Worksop Road called the Yellow Lion, just in Aston, also near the M1 junction or the other way is the Red Lion at Todwick. (Well at least they were when we left 3 years ago).

    http://www.rothervalleycountrypark.co.uk/
     
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    Oops, mis-read this one, I thought it was another rant at the manager! (doh)
     
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    makes a change from Davey out
     
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    Hardwick Hall

    gardens, new house, old house, cafe / eaterie on the grounds and a great pub as you exit the grounds.

    a good day out for all - although it is a bonus beign a National trust member
     
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    Matlock Bath is well worth a visit.
     

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