I think he hangup on Bath and Stonehenge is going all that way to see stacked

Nov 20, 2017
9:00:10am

harrY All-American

rocks, and then have to stay behind a rope.

I also think that if I get more recommendations from here as opposed to what we've seen from TripAdvisor, that she would probably reconsider.

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Any London experts have recommendations for a first-timer?

harrY

11/20/17 8:25am

I highly recommend the London Pass.

Junior Deputy

11/20/17 8:36am

Thanks for the info.

harrY

11/20/17 8:50am

Dishoom is great.

thejimmer

11/20/17 8:39am

Looking at pictures, I had a similar thought. The interior looks awesome.

harrY

11/20/17 8:49am

Dover was pretty cool, other day trips: Warwick Castle, Cambridge, Oxford

byujag

11/20/17 8:47am

Cambridge is better than Oxford, BUT Bleinheim Palace or Warwick Castle

boscatar

11/20/17 8:59am

I think she's a Jane Austen fan, she sure watches Austenland a lot.

harrY

11/20/17 9:04am

I think he hangup on Bath and Stonehenge is going all that way to see stacked

harrY

11/20/17 9:00am

Avebury is pretty cool and you can sit on the rocks.

boscatar

11/20/17 9:03am

Here's what I'd suggest:

boscatar

11/20/17 9:32am

We'll be able to do everything on the London list, might have to do the other

harrY

11/20/17 9:57am

I love London, but I love outside of London even more

specsauce

11/20/17 8:54am

Thanks for the pub recommendation, that was going to be my next question.

harrY

11/20/17 9:06am

I think Bath and the Cotswolds is interesting. Stonehenge is on the way

mncstr

11/20/17 8:54am

There are other Christmas markets in London.

mncstr

11/20/17 8:56am

Hit up Borough Market for lunch, lots of delicious options

HuskerCoug

11/20/17 9:11am

If you do the cliffs of dover, which are spectacular, you might as well also do

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