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Abingdon and Millets Farm Centre
- date: Friday 16 January 2009
- route: WH
- approx 1st drop: 17:30
- price: £20.00
Abingdon was once the county town of Berkshire, and the home of MG cars. We’ll stop there for a coffee break before resuming our journey to Millets Farm Centre for lunch and a look round their famous farm shop and garden centre.
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Birmingham Frankfurt Christmas Market
- date: Thursday 11 December 2008
- route: WC
- adult: £22.00, concession: £21.00, child: £21.00
An excellent example of twinned cities joining together, Birmingham brings you a taste of Frankfurt with what is billed as the largest authentic German Christmas market outside Germany. We think this is an excellent chance to sample the atmosphere, German food, Glühwein and buy some gifts with a difference.
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Blackbushe Sunday Market
- date: Sunday 15 February 2009
- route: EE
- date: Sunday 30 August 2009
- route: EE
- approx 1st drop: 15:00
- price: £18.50
Claiming to be Europe’s largest outdoor market with a thousand stalls and sixty food outlets, Blackbushe has something for everyone. There is a small entry charge for adults (50p at the time of writing), children under 14 have free admission. It’s an early start as everything’s over by 2pm!
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Brambridge Park Garden Centre and Gunwharf Quay, Portsmouth
- date: Tuesday 3 November 2009
- route: WH
- approx 1st drop: 18:30
- price: £22.00
A drive through Berkshire and Hampshire takes us to one of the south’s best garden centres for a morning stop. Gunwharf Quays is a modern shopping and leisure complex set in the traditional dockyard area of Portsmouth. Very close by is the Spinnaker Tower, where you can get stunning views of the surrounding area. There’s too much here to miss! >>>> Click here to book online >>>> |

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Broadway and Stow-on-the-Wold
- date: Tuesday 17 November 2009
- route: WF
- approx 1st drop: 18:30
- price: £22.00
Here’s a chance to visit some lovely Cotswold places and stock up on Christmas gifts. We start in the pretty village of Broadway and its wide high street with many 16th century buildings, shops and cafés. Our journey continues to Stow-on-the-Wold: this hill town has a large square, many antique, gift and craft shops. >>>> Click here to book online >>>> |

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Cirencester on Market Day
- date: Friday 12 June 2009
- route: WH
- approx 1st drop: 18:30
- price: £21.00
Cirencester is mentioned in the Domesday Book, but in Roman times it was the second largest town in England. We’re going there on a market day, to give you a chance to see all Cirencester has to offer. If you are up to a walk, there are the earthworks of a fine Roman Amphitheatre to see as well. >>>> Click here to book online >>>> |
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