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Buzzy 4:30 Wed Aug 19
Norfolk or Dorset for a few days break?

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1985 9:35 Thu Aug 20
Re: Norfolk or Dorset for a few days break?

Chelmsford, if you are doing the airshow don't bother to try and drive right to Bournemouth pier, there are parking restrictions and the traffic around the town will be heavy. Consider driving to Christchurch and get a 1b or 1c yellow bus from the high street which will take you to Bournemouth Square (just a short walk through the lower gardens from there to the pier) Looking a bit cloudy today, here is the programme if you haven't seen it-

Thursday � daytime (approx. 2.15 � 4.30pm):
Red Arrows (2.15pm)
Battle of Britain Memorial Flight � Hurricane and Spitfire
Black Cats
Dakota
Twister Duo
Tutor
Hawk T2 Role Demo Team
The Tigers
Chinook

Thursday � dusk displays (approx. 8.15 � 9pm):
Red Devils
Aerosparx
O�Brien�s Flying Circus & Fire Flies
Twister Duo

Friday � daytime (approx. 1.30 � 5pm):
Red Arrows (3pm)
Battle of Britain Memorial Flight � Hurricane and Spitfire
Tutor
The Tigers
Typhoon
Patrouille Reva
Twister Duo
Hawk T2 Role Demo Team
Dakota
Black Cats
Chinook
Sally B
The Blades

Friday � dusk displays (approx. 8.10 � 9pm):
Red Devils
Aerosparx
O�Brien�s Flying Circus & Fire Flies
Twister Duo

Saturday � daytime (approx. 1 � 4.45pm):
Red Arrows (1.45pm)
Matadors
Chinook
Battle of Britain Memorial Flight � Hurricane and Spitfire
Hawk T2 Role Demo Team
Sea Vixen
Sally B
Dakota
MiG 15
Tutor
Black Cats
The Tigers
Typhoon
Patrouille Reva
The Blades

Saturday � dusk displays (approx. 8.15 � 9pm):
Aerosparx
O�Brien�s Flying Circus & Fire Flies
Twister Duo

Sunday � daytime (approx. 1 � 4.45pm):
Red Arrows (3pm)
Chinook
Hawk T2 Role Demo Team
Sally B
Black Cats
MiG 15
Sea Vixen
Battle of Britain Memorial Flight � Hurricane and Spitfire
Tutor
Typhoon
Patrouille Reva
Dakota
Matadors
The Tigers
The Blades
�and the Vulcan will be flying for the last time on the South Coast, Sunday afternoon, 23rd August

Slim Shady 10:17 Wed Aug 19
Re: Norfolk or Dorset for a few days break?

Burnham Market, Hoste Arms. Sorted.

eusebiovic 9:33 Wed Aug 19
Re: Norfolk or Dorset for a few days break?

I do like Dorset

A walk along the Jurassic Coast always makes me feel much better but I am a bit of an undercover geology nerd on the side.

A bit of a shame that I never bumped into Dr Alice Roberts then :-)

norwich hammer 9:33 Wed Aug 19
Re: Norfolk or Dorset for a few days break?

Both offer decent options but fuck me if Hammer and pickle goes to Cromer you better go south 👍

lab 9:28 Wed Aug 19
Re: Norfolk or Dorset for a few days break?

Go on the piss in Poole.

Hammer and Pickle 9:10 Wed Aug 19
Re: Norfolk or Dorset for a few days break?

Second thoughts if they had been hungry at the time he'd have probably said yes.

, 9:07 Wed Aug 19
Re: Norfolk or Dorset for a few days break?

The father noticed you lacked sufficient fingers.

1964 9:05 Wed Aug 19
Re: Norfolk or Dorset for a few days break?

The father said "No".

Miserable bastard.

Hammer and Pickle 9:04 Wed Aug 19
Re: Norfolk or Dorset for a few days break?

*beach* ffs

Hammer and Pickle 9:03 Wed Aug 19
Re: Norfolk or Dorset for a few days break?

One of my enduring childhood memories is of Cromer.

Was on the beech alone with my old man and bored out of my skull. So I noticed a family playing cricket and plucked up courage to ask if I could join in. The father said "No".

My old man told me off for talking to strangers.

Not a happy afternoon.

ManorParkHammer 8:59 Wed Aug 19
Re: Norfolk or Dorset for a few days break?

Neither.

Stay in the beautiful Manor Park area of the diverse East London.

Visit the Olympic Park.

Shop in Westfield.

Tour Wanstead flats and park.

Last year at Upton Park.

Dine on the lovely High Street North with classic and authentic Indian cusine.

Hear the call to prayer and visit a mosque.

Visit the famius Ruskin Arms.

Walk the Royal Family owned Victoria Park.

Visit the breweries of Hackney.

Classy

Yarmouth 8:58 Wed Aug 19
Re: Norfolk or Dorset for a few days break?

Come to Yarmouth in Norfolk. Why should we be the only one's to suffer?

Nurse Ratched 8:54 Wed Aug 19
Re: Norfolk or Dorset for a few days break?

That's just so the locals don't waste an hour counting their toes.

Stickleback 8:51 Wed Aug 19
Re: Norfolk or Dorset for a few days break?

Norfolk sea is brown. Wade out to six inches deep and you can't see your feet.

1964 8:37 Wed Aug 19
Re: Norfolk or Dorset for a few days break?

Norfolk beaches are the tops. Brancaster Bay is spectacular.

Hammer and Pickle 8:14 Wed Aug 19
Re: Norfolk or Dorset for a few days break?

I've seen what may be described as people in Norfolk - in broad terms.

ChesterRd 8:14 Wed Aug 19
Re: Norfolk or Dorset for a few days break?

Buzzy sounds like the sort of bloke who likes being wit swarms of people.

If you want desolate coastline, the North Lincs coast near Theddlethorpe is lovely, as is the Lincolnshire Wolds area. Then on the way back get some great fish and chips in Mabelthorpe, a sort of downmarket Clacton.....

Nurse Ratched 8:07 Wed Aug 19
Re: Norfolk or Dorset for a few days break?

And fewer people/tourists.

, 8:06 Wed Aug 19
Re: Norfolk or Dorset for a few days break?

Norfolk has less rain.

ChesterRd 8:05 Wed Aug 19
Re: Norfolk or Dorset for a few days break?

Used to live in Norfolk for a few years, it's nice but Dorset tops it without a doubt IMO.

Buzz442 7:57 Wed Aug 19
Re: Norfolk or Dorset for a few days break?

Thats weird, having the same debate in our house.

Been to Norfolk and great as it is there is not much there really, so Dorset it is for a week.

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