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stratford upon avon

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bea · 19/07/2005 21:45

going to stratford on thurs.. just a day trip... been recommended the playground by the buttrfly farm and then walk along canal.... any nice pubs along there for lunch with dh, dd and ds???

ta!

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jampots · 19/07/2005 21:49

butterfly farm is nice - would recommend bringing a picnic and eating it on the vast bands of the river Avon. Alternatively, there is a pub/restaurant called "The Boathouse" I think or The Encore is directly opposite the River on the townside. Hope you have a lovely day

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bea · 19/07/2005 22:01

thanks jampots.... just had a thought i should have posted this on days out recs... ooopppss!!!

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LunarSea · 20/07/2005 11:59

Go over the river on the chain ferry if it's running - kids will be fascinated by watching it being wound across. And if it's nice, and they're well behaved you can sit outside the Dirty Duck/Black Swan which has a nice terrace (just by the ferry). Look out for the Ragdoll shop - with Teletubbies/Rosie & Jim (including a narrowboat) inside. Costs nothing to go in and the kids will love it.

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bea · 21/07/2005 18:54

thank you both for all the info, had a lovely day, went to the butterfly farm, then the playground (which is fantastic!!!!), picnic, and then the chain ferry, then the ragdoll shop, coffee and cakes at cox's yard and the ice cream back to the car... all in all a lovely day!!!!

if i was a mum in stratford, i would be in that park everyday!!!!

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