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A nice treey spot to go for a stroll tomorrow

  • 10-10-2015 5:25pm
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    _Tombstone_
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    In the west or midlands, I'm looking for nice Autumn Colours.:) I know of Forest Park and that place where Centre Parcs are setting up.

    Anybody know of any others?


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    ytpe2r5bxkn0c1
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    It will be another week or so before the true autumnal colours, Take a very long stroll.


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    kneemos
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    Look up Coilte Forests.Loads of them around the country.


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    _Tombstone_
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    Florence Strong Beaker wrote: »
    It will be another week or so before the true autumnal colours, Take a very long stroll.

    Aww:(. I thought that alright but driving along today, their was a good few trees looking well coloury on the road.


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    _Tombstone_
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    kneemos wrote: »
    Look up Coilte Forests.Loads of them around the country.

    Is their a link to old English(?) Estates open to the Public? Big old rich houses, the Gardens can look fierce well now.


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    NintendoGirl
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    Come over a little bit further and have a stroll around Kilkenny Castle park. Its lovely altogether.

    Altamont Gardens in Carlow are just fab hun also!


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  • #7
    kneemos
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    Wicklow would probably be the place to go.Bit far though by the sound of it.


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    riffmongous
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    Inistioge and Woodstock Gardens in south Kilkenny are very nice at this time of year if not too far away from you


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    kneemos
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    _Tombstone_ wrote: »
    Is their a link to old English(?) Estates open to the Public? Big old rich houses, the Gardens can look fierce well now.


    They have a map with a description of each forest.


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    boobar
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    kneemos wrote: »
    Look up Coilte Forests.Loads of them around the country.

    Emo is very nice for a stroll all year round. Nice coffe shop there as well.

    Ir Glenbarrow waterfall in Laois has a very nice treelined walking route of about 7km.


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    Rubberlegs
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    Mount Congreve gardens in Waterford, or JFK Memorial Park in New Ross, Co. Wexford are both lovely, though probably too far away. For future reference though :)


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  • #12
    thegreatgonzo
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    Belvedere house near Mullingar has a nice walk


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    tigerboon
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    Mullaghmeen in north Westmeath


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    linny
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    Claremorris woods in knocktopher is fab walk this time of the year


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    thegreatgonzo
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    Moore Hall near Castlebar is lovely too


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