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				What to do / see around Bristol UK
			 
			I have been looking at various places to take a vacation this summer. I follow this guys blog ProPhotoNut and I have been wanting to take one of his workshops for a long time now… I signed up for one on July 13 I will be off to Kingscote Tetbury, on the 13th but I will have a few days to bum around after that. Any must see things in that area?
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			Roman baths at Bath. Impressively well preserved. Glastombury abbey. Not so well preserved but impressive nonetheless. Stonehenge. A must. I recall being in Bristol a few years ago and visiting all three but am not sure about the distances. | ||
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			Kyle, In Bristol: The Great Britain. First screw driven passenger liner, resting in the dry-dock in which she was built. Engines, main deck and some cabins restored, the rest a work in progress. The Matthew, a replica of John Cabot's vessel should be just across the quay. (they sailed across the Atlantic in THAT!?) +1 on the Roman baths in Bath Wookie Hole: Near the more well known Cheddar Gorge, but the cave tour is good and ends in a linen/rag paper mill which still makes paper by hand. Wells: Smallest city (it has a cathedral, so is technically a city) Glastonbury Tor. The land to the south is mostly flat. Amazing views. Avebury Circle: North of Stonehenge. The stones are smaller, but you can touch them. The museum on site is well done. Yeovil: A bit south of Glastonbury area, but it has the Fleet Air Arm Museum and the Haynes Museum. If you were a fan of Rob Walker, they have his DeLahaye. We spent a week there in 2003. Loved it. Les 
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